91 This name, _K_û-fâ-hu, is generally re-translated as Dharmaraksha.
_K_û is the second character in Tien-_k_û, the name of India, and
this character was used as their surname by many Indian priests
while living in China. In that case their Sanskrit names were mostly
translated into two Chinese characters: as Fâ, (law = dharma), hu
(protection = raksha).—B. N.
92 According to Mr. Beal (Fahian, p. xxiii.), this _K_û-fâ-hu, with the
help of other Shâmans, translated no less than 165 texts, and among
them the Lalita-vistara (Pou-yao-king), the Nirvâ_n_a Sûtra, and the
Suvar_n_a-prabhâsa-Sûtra (265-308). The K’ai-yuen-lu assigns to him
275 works, in 354 fascicles.