 The Sanskrit and Tibetan texts of the verses of Pramāṇavārttika are edited in Miyasaka (1971/72). The Sanskrit of the autocommentary (Svavṛtti) is edited in Gnoli (1960). Partial editions are also found in several of the translations. Chapter I and autocommentary are partially translated in several publications: I.1–10 plus autocommentary is translated into English in Gillon and Hayes (1991); I.1–51 plus autocommentary are translated into English in Mookerjee and Nagasaki (1964). For a German translation of Chapter I.40–185 plus autocommentary, see Frauwallner (1932; 1933). Steinkellner (2013) is a German translation of various parts of Chapter I and the autocommentary that pertain to the theory of logical reasons. Eltschinger (2007) gives a French translation of I.213–268. Eltschinger, Krasser, and Taber (2012) contains an English translation of I.312-340 and the autocommentary. Eltschinger, Taber, Much, and Ratié (2018) is an English translation of I.40–91 and the autocommentary. Dunne (2004) gives English translations of I.34–37, 68–75, 137–142, 214–223 and autocommentary. Chapter II.1-6 along with selections from the commentaries of Devendrabuddhi and  Śākyabuddhi are translated in Dunne (2004): II.1-7 are translated in van Bijlert (1989); II.34-72 along with the commentary of Prajñākaragupta are translated into English in Franco (1997);  Vetter (1990) gives a German translation of II.131cd-285. Pecchia (2015) contains an English translation of II.190–216 and the commentary of Manorathanandin. Jackson (1993) contains an English translation of Chapter II and rGyal tshab’s Tibetan commentary.  Chapter III is translated into Japanese in Tosaki (1979; 1985); Dunne (2004) translated III.1–10, 194–224 into English along with selections from the commentaries of Devendrabuddhi and Śākyabuddhi; Franco and Notake (2014) translated III.1-63 into English. Chapter IV.1–148 is translated into English in Tillemans (2000). For other partial translations of Pramāṇavārttika and passages from its Indian commentaries, see also the table in Dunne (2004), p. 333–334. For an earlier, but still important, bibliography on the research on Buddhist epistemology and logic, see Steinkellner and Much (1995).