MS. Chandra Shum Shere b. 46
MSS. Chandra Shum Shere b.
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Physical Description
Form: pothī
Support: paper
History
Provenance and Acquisition
Donated by Mahārāja Chandra Shamsher Jang Bahadur Rana in 1909.
MS.Chandra Shum Shere b.46(1)
Contents
Summary of Contents: JAIMINĪ: Mīmāṃsāsūtra, with commentary Mayūkhamālikā by Somanātha to the Ṡāstradīpika, a commentary by Parthasārathimiṡra on the mīṃarusāsūtras. Ash.1
Language(s): Sanskrit
Physical Description
Support: Paper
Extent: 2 fols
Layout
16-21 lines
Hand(s)
Devanagari
Bibliography
Gambier-Parry and Johnston, Index Catalogue of MSS. Chandra Shum Shere, fol. 199
Ms.Chandra Shum Shere b.46(2)
Contents
JAIMINĪ: Mīmāṃsāsūtra, with commentary Ṡāstradīpikā by Pārthasārathimiṡra. Adh.1, pada 1.
Language(s): Sanskrit
Physical Description
Support: Paper
Extent: 37 fols
Layout
18 lines
Hand(s)
Devanagari
Bibliography
Gambier-Parry and Johnston, Index Catalogue of MSS. Chandra Shum Shere, fol. 199
MS.Chandra Shum Shere b.46(3)
Contents
Summary of Contents: JAIMINĪ: Mīmāṃsāsūtr, with commentary Mayūkhamālikā by Somanātha to the Ṡāstradīpikā, a commentary by Parthasārathimiṡra on the mīmārusāsūtra. adh.2 and pt. of 3
Language(s): Sanskrit
Physical Description
Support: Paper
Extent: 47 fols
Layout
15 lines
Hand(s)
Devanagari
Bibliography
Gambier-Parry and Johnston, Index Catalogue of MSS. Chandra Shum Shere, fol. 199
Additional Information
Record Sources
Summary description abbreviated from the Bodleian Libraries' unpublished card catalogue for otherwise-undescribed manuscripts, available in the Charles Wendell David Reading Room.
Availability
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Bibliography
Printed descriptions:
Other descriptions:
Thomas Gambier-Parry and E. H. Johnston, Index Catalogue of MSS. Chandra Shum Shere, fol. 199