MS. Sansk. g. 3
MSS. Sansk. g.
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Lolambarāja’s Vaidyajīvana, &c., 19th cent.?
Contents
Four pieces, three medical, the fourth a collection of letters
Language(s): Sanskrit.
Physical Description
Form: pothī
Support: Paper.
Extent: iv + 145 + i
Dimensions (binding): 10.2 × 15.6 cm.
Hand(s)
Devanāgarī in black ink.
History
Origin: 19th cent.?
about the middle of the 19th cent.
Provenance and Acquisition
Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MSS. 346, 349, 368, 391). Memorandum on original wrapper (f. iv), ‘K 31–34.’ They were doubtless bought at Śrīnagara (see Z. D. M. G., l. c.).
MS. Sansk. g. 3(1) [fols 1-77v]
Contents
The Vaidyajīvana of Lolambarāja, with the commentary of Harinātha, a treatise on medicine (pathology)
Language(s): Sanskrit
Incipit: oṃ namo gurave | oṃ namo Dhanvantaraye | atha Vaidyajīvanaṃ ṭīkāsahitaṃ likhyate |
Explicit: ili śrīmahākavilolambarājaviracite Vaidyajīvane pañcamo vilāsaḥ |
MS. Sansk. g. 3(2) [fols 78-120v]
Contents
The Śarīrasthāna of Suśruta, a part of the Suśruta Saṃhitā,
Language(s): Sanskrit
MS. Sansk. g. 3(3) [fols 121-126]
Contents
The Bhāvaprakāśa of Miśra.
Language(s): Sanskrit
MS. Sansk. g. 3(4) [fols 128-142v]
Contents
Summary of Contents: The letters of the Paṇḍit Sāhebrām. He was the father of the Paṇḍit Dāmodar, and grandfather of Dayārām, who sold MSS. to Dr. Hultzsch during his visit to India
Language(s): Sanskrit
Additional Information
Record Sources
Summary description abbreviated from the following sources:
Winternitz and Keith, Catalogue of Sanskrit manuscripts, no. 1092 (1–4), pp. 112-113
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. 1092 (1–4), pp. 112-113
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