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MS. Sansk. f. 12

MSS. Sansk. f.

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Vālmīki’s Rāmāyaṇa (I, 1), Amarakośa, &c., end of 17th cent.?

Contents

Language(s): Sanskrit.

1. [fols. 1-57]

The first Sarga of the Bālakāṇḍa of Vālmīki’s Rāmāyaṇa

Incipit: śrīsītārāmārppaṇaṃ | śubham astu | śrīsarasvateṃ nnamaḥ | śrīsītārāmalakṣma-ṇabharataśatṛghnahanumatsametāya namaḥ ǁ &c.
2. [fols. 58-62v]

a list of numerals in some (Telugu?) dialect, and in figures

Incipit: yākayakaṃyakka 111 yākabiyyaṃbeṃnna 122 yākatiyyaṃtiṃnna 133 | &c.
3. [fols. 63-64]

The names of the years of the sixty-year cycle of Jupiter (Bṛhaspatisaṃvatsaracakra); the names of the week-days or vāras

4. [fols. 65-115]

The Nāmaliṅgānuśāsana, by Amarasiṃha, vargas 1–4 of kāṇḍa 1, and beginning of kāṇḍa 2 (2, i, 1–15).

Incipit: śubham astu śrīsarasvateṃ nnamaḥ | Amaśiṃhvaṃ | yasya jñānadayāśiṃddo | ragādhasyaṃnnakhā guṇāḥ | sevyatām akṣayo dhirā | ssa śrīyai camṛtāya ca | samāhṛtyānyataṃtrāṇi | saṃkṣiptaiḥ pratisaṃskṛtaiḥ | saṃpūrnnam utacyate varggai | rnnāmaliṃggānuśāsanaṃ | &c.

Physical Description

Form: pothī
Support: Palm-leaves, held together by a string going through one hole.
Extent: ii + 192
Dimensions (binding): × cm.

Hand(s)

Telugu.

History

Origin: 17th cent.?

appearance quite modern.

Provenance and Acquisition

Record Sources

Summary description abbreviated from the following sources:
Winternitz and Keith, Catalogue of Sanskrit manuscripts, no. 1096 (1–4), pp. 115-116

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. 1096 (1–4), pp. 115-116

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