MS. Sansk. c. 1

MSS. Sansk. c.

NOTE: This record has yet to be fully checked.

Upaniṣads, about A. D. 1848.

Summary of Contents: Seventy Upaniṣads, all of which also occur in the collection of ‘Upaniṣads known to the Āndhrika Paṇḍits, and procured by Sir Walter Elliot, in Telingana, in the years 1850–1851

Language(s): Sanskrit.

1. [fols. 1-12]

the Kauṣītaki Upaniṣad,

2. [fols. 13-30]

the Gopālapūrvatāpanīya,

3. [fols. 33-43]

the Gopālottaratāpanīya,

4. [fols. 45-68]

the Tripurātapana,

5. [fols. 69-71]

the Tripura,

6. [fols. 73-74]

the Skanda,

7. [fols. 77-97]

the Darśana,

8. [fols. 99-101]

the Vajrasūcikā,

9. [fols. 103-106]

the Ātmabodha,

10. [fols. 107-110]

the Amṛtanāda,

11. [fols. 111-132]

the Paiṅgala,

12. [fols. 133-137]

the Nirālamba,

13. [fols. 141-155]

the Citi (= Taitt.Ār.III),

14. [fols. 156-210]

the Taittirīya,

15. [fols. 213-221]

the Adhyātma,

16. [fols. 223-228]

the Advaitārka,

17. [fols. 229-235]

the Akṣamālikā,

18. [fols. 237-243]

the Akṣi,

19. [fols. 245-280]

the Annāpūrṇa,

20. [fols. 281-292]

the Avadhūta,

21. [fols. 293-294]

the Bahvṛca,

22. [fols. 295-308]

the Bhasmajābāla,

23. [fols. 309-312]

the Bhāvanā,

24. [fols. 313-314]

the Bhikṣuka,

25. [fols. 315-334]

the Bṛhajjābāla,

26. [fols. 335-338]

the Dakṣiṇāmūrti,

27. [fols. 339-343]

the Dattātreya,

28. [fols. 345-348]

the Devī,

29. [fols. 349-350]

the Ekākṣara,

30. [fols. 351-353]

the Gaṇapati,

31. [fols. 355-358]

the Hayagrīva,

32. [fols. 359-361]

the Jābāla,

33. [fols. 363-364]

the Kalisaṃtaraṇa,

34. [fols. 365-370]

the Kaṭha,

35. [fols. 371-373]

the Kṛṣṇa,

36. [fols. 375-378]

the Kuṇḍinaka,

37. [fols. 379-434]

the Mahāvākya,

38. [fols. 435-436]

the Mahāvākya,

39. [fols. 437-444]

the Maitrāyaṇīya,

40. [fols. 445-455]

the Maṇḍalabrāhmaṇa,

41. [fols. 457-458]

the Mantrikā,

42. [fols. 459-463]

the Mudgala,

43. [fols. 465-480]

the Muktikā,

44. [fols. 481-528]

the Nāradaparivrajaka,

45. [fols. 529-531]

the Nirvāṇa,

46. [fols. 533-538]

the Parabrahma,

47. [fols. 539-542]

the Pañcabrahma,

48. [fols. 543-545]

the Paramahamsa,

49. [fols. 547-553]

the Rahasya,

50. [fols. 555-573]

the Rāmarahasya,

51. [fols. 575-578]

the Śrīrudrahṛdaya,

52. [fols. 579-585]

the Rudrajābāla,

53. [fols. 587-609]

the Śāṇḍilya,

54. [fols. 611-615]

the Śarabha,

55. [fols. 617-623]

the Sarasvatīrahasya, ib., no. 125.

56. [fols. 625-627]

the Śārīraka,

57. [fols. 629-634]

the Śāṭyāyanīya,

58. [fols. 635-637]

the Sāvitri,

59. [fols. 639-644]

the Sītā,

60. [fols. 645-649]

the Saubhāgyalakṣaṇa,

61. [fols. 651-669]

the Subālā,

62. [fols. 671-674]

the Sūrya,

63. [fols. 675-678]

the Tārasāra,

64. [fols. 679-696]

the Triśikhibrāhmaṇa,

65. [fols. 697-699]

the Turīyātītāvadhūta,

66. [fols. 701-726]

the Varāha,

67. [fols. 727-730]

the Vāsudeva,

68. [fols. 731-735]

the Yājñavalkya,

69. [fols. 737-748]

the Yogacūḍāmaṇi,

70. [fols. 749-764]

the Yogakuṇḍalī,

Physical Description

Form: pothī

Support: Paper of European manufacture, water-marked ‘E. Shaw & Son, Calthrop Mill, 1848.’

Extent: + +

Dimensions (binding): 20.3 × 21.6 cm.

Hand(s)

Telugu.

History

Origin: A. D. 1848.

as noted above, the paper is dated 1848, which must be approximately the date of the MS.

Provenance and Acquisition

Bought in 1861.

Record Sources

Summary description abbreviated from the following sources:

Winternitz and Keith, Catalogue of Sanskrit manuscripts, no. 1006 (1–70), pp. 72-73

Availability

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Bibliography

Printed descriptions:

Moriz Winternitz and Arthur Berriedale Keith, Catalogue of Sanskrit manuscripts in the Bodleian Library (Oxford, 1905), no. 1006 (1–70), pp. 72-73

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