Great T’ang Dynasty Catalog of Buddhist Scriptures, The [大唐内典録] (Chin Ta-t’ang-nei-tien-lu; Daitō-naiten-roku): Also known as The Catalog of Buddhist Scriptures. A catalog of the Buddhist canon compiled in 664 by Tao-hsüan, the founder of the Nan-shan branch of the Precepts (Lü) school in China. It is composed of ten volumes.