sTApayitvA
sthāpayitvā , in vss rarely sthāpetvā, sthāpya (= Pali ṭhapetvā; cf. sthapayati , but in this form ā, never a; orig. ger. of Skt. caus. of sthā, putting aside , so in SP 79.1 , and a transition case in SP 43.15 , [asthānam etac … yad bhikṣur … saṃmukhībhūte tathāgata imaṃ dharmaṃ …] na śraddadhyāt, sthāpayitvā parinirvṛtasya tathāgatasya, it is impossible that … in the T. ʼs presence a monk should not believe this doctrine, leaving aside the case when the T. has entered nirvāṇa ), except ; usually followed by acc. object: sthāpetv' ( Kashgar rec. sthāpya) upāyaṃ SP 91.8 ( vs ); the following all sthāpayitvā; Mvy 5458 (listed among indeclinables); followed by object acc. , SP 66.12 ; LV 408.3 ; 442.12 ; Mv i.335.3 ; iii.181.3 ; 298.15 ; Divy 270.4 ; 394.25 ; 457.6 ; 506.4 ; Av ii.111.8 ; Suv 10.1 ; Dbh 59.17 ; Gv 136.26 ; 173.1 , etc. ; after object acc. , (yaḥ svayam udāraṃ dharmābhisaṃskāram udārāṃ ca buddhakṣetrotpattiṃ) sthāpayitvāsya dharmaparyāyasya saṃprakāśanahetor … upapanno veditavyas tathāgatadūtaḥ SP 226.10 , who himself must be regarded as a messenger of the T. born to make known this religious discourse , (thus resembling a Buddha) except for the exalted performance of the doctrine and the exalted birth in a Buddha-field (which are functions of a Buddha alone; Burnouf rightly); tathāgataṃ °tvā LV 148.21 (prose); Mv ii.433.8 (putraṃ °tvā); Divy 544.9 (pratyayaṃ °tvā); Bbh 77.13 ; Sukh 2.12 ; followed by relative clause in lieu of object, °tvā ye tasyāṃ parṣadi saṃnipatitā abhūvan SP 244.14 , except those who …