MS. A. Walker 191
MSS. A. Walker
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The collections of Alexander Walker was presented to the Bodleian Library by his son, William Walker, in 1845.
MS. A. Walker 191a
Sarasvatīprakriyā, 17th cent.?
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Language(s): Sanskrit
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his name or perhaps an owner’s appears to have been added (possibly by a later, but still old hand) on f. 55v, but the notice has been partially lost: what remains runs: pāṭhakakṛṣṇarāṃmagovaṃdya-rāṃmanu Sārasvatache pāṭhakakṛṣṇarāṃmagovaṃdya-rāṃmaja ---- |
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MS. A. Walker 191b
Pavanavijaya, A. D. 1370.
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Language(s): Sanskrit
History
f. 64v: saṃvat 1426 ⟨1370⟩ varṣe pauṣavadi 2 (or 1?) śukre Pavanavijayasya pustikā lakhitā |
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MS. A. Walker 191c
Lekhakamuktāmaṇi, A. D. 1625.
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Language(s): Sanskrit
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Hand(s)
f. 150v: Rupapuranivāsinā Devajīkena |
History
f. 150v: saṃvat 1681 ⟨1625⟩ varṣe jyeṣṭhavadi 4 some likhitaṃ |
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