MS. Sansk. d. 263

MSS. Sansk. d.

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Śrītilakācārya’s Daśavaikālikaṭīkā, 17th cent.?

The Daśavaikālikaṭīkā of Śrītilakācārya, being a commentary on the Daśavaikālikasūtra

Language(s): Sanskrit.

Incipit: [1v] śrīvitarāgāya namaḥ | praṇamya parayā bhaktyā | śrīvīraṃ śrutadevatāṃ | Daśavaikālikasyāhaṃ | ṭabārthaṃ kīrttaye mudā ǁ 1 ǁ

Explicit: [59] iti śrīśrītilakācāryavīracitāyāṃ śrīdaśavaikālikaṭīkāyām uttaracūlikāyoṣ ṭīkā samāptā | śubhaṃ bhavatu | kalyāṇam astu | śrī |

Physical Description

Form: pothī

Support: Paper.

Extent: iv + 59 + xii

Dimensions (binding): 27.3 × 12.1 cm.

Condition

many small holes throughout the MS.

Hand(s)

Devanāgarī, Jaina style.

History

Origin: 17th cent.?

the writing probably about a. d. 1650, but the paper looks more modern.

Provenance and Acquisition

Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 407).

Record Sources

Summary description abbreviated from the following sources:

Winternitz and Keith, Catalogue of Sanskrit manuscripts, no. 1353, p. 211

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. 1353, p. 211

Funding of Cataloguing

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