pratisaMvid
pratisaṃvid , f. (also °vidā and app. °vida ; see following items; = Pali paṭisaṃbhidā, which is often, but questionably, assumed to be the orig. form), special knowledge , of which there are four (the same in Pali ), dharma, artha (or in reverse order), nirukti, pratibhāna; on their mgs. see LaV-P. AbhidhK. vii.89 ff. ; Lévi, Sūtrāl. xviii.34 ; Burnouf, Lotus , App. XVII ; and for Pali , Childers , and Kvu. transl. 377—382 ; lists of the four: Mvy 196—200 ; Dharmas 51 ; SP 393.11—12 (here without the term pratisaṃvid); listed with more or less detailed definitions of each, Dbh 77.3 ff. ; Bbh 214.11 ff. ; 258.4 ff. ; °vid-avatāra, LV 8.13 ; 35.16 ; °vid-gatiṃgata, SP 202.10 ; LV 2.8 (so read with v.l. , confirmed by Tib. , for text pratisamyag-gati°); °vidāṃ lābhy (lābhī) SP 200.11 ; °vit-prāpta Divy 97.26 ; 180.27 ; 240.25 ; Av i.96.8 etc. ; anāvaraṇa-°vit-prāpta LV 426.5 ; others, LV 343.4 ; Bbh 207.22 ; Gv 4.21 .