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NOTICES
S A S S K B I T M S S.
RAJENDRALALA MITRA, LL. D., C. I. E.
UNDER ORDERS OF THE GOVERNMENT OF
VOLUME X, PART I.
FOR THE
IXDEX TO VOLUME X, PART I.
Page Page
Abhayadeva-Siiri, ... 39 Balakrishna, 4
Acbaryaya-ckudamani, ... 115 Bhadravahu, u

A'dhana, ... 8 Bhadravahu Svami, 13
Advaita, ... 113 Bhadravapa SVami, 75
Agita-Svami, ... 51 Bhagavadgita, 74
Alankara-sekkara, . . . 55 Bhagavat tattva-chaadrika, 72
Amara, ... 109 Bhakti-dvatrinsika, ... 92
Amara-panjika, ... 109 Bbanu-datta, ... 117
Amaru, ... 81 Bbaravi, ... 110
Amaru-sataka-vyakbya, ... 81 Bhasvami, ... 97

Amrita-lahari, ... 87 Bhatta Devasankara, ... 81
A'nauda-vriudavana-cbampu, Bhartrihari, ... 79

75, 78 Baudbayana, ... 6
lahari, ... 113 Bbava Siiiba, ... 30
Auanta Bhatta Mabamako- Bhava-Vilasa, . . . 30
padbyaya, ... 71 Bbavisbya Parana, ... 7
Anautadeva, ... 3 Bbiksbu-dvatrinsika, ... 101

Ananta Sundari, ... 120 Bibliotbeca Indica, ... 80
30 Bidagdba-mukha-mandana, 85
Anyokti-muktalata, ...
Apadeva, ... 3 Bikrama, ... 27
Apunarvandhaka-dvatrin- Brabma-deva, ... 42

sika, ... 104 Brahma-deva-vritti. . . 42
Aradbana Bhagavati, ... 22 Bboja Deva, ... 41
Arthadipika, ... 4-i Cbaitanya, ... 113
Arya-sataka, ... 40 Chaityas, ... 93

Ashtaka-sraddba, ... 107 Cbaitya-vandana-siitra, ... 93
Atma-tattva-viveka-tika,... 105 Cbaitya-vandana-vritti ... 94
Aurapachcha-kkbana, ... 12 Cbandesvara, ... 115
Avasyaka-laghuvritti, ... 16 Chatuh-sarana-sutra, ... 11
A'vasyaka-siitra, 15, 16 tika, ... 11

A vasyaka- vrihat- vritti, ... 15 Colebrooke, ... 113
11
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Ddmodara, ... 6 Gujrdti, ... 17
Dana-keli-kaumudi, ... 29 Gumani Kavi, ... 23

Danakeli-vydkbya, ... 29 Halayudha, ... 115
Danalila, ... 42 Haribbadra A'cbaryya, ... 94
Dattaka-darpana, ... 71 Haribbadra Siiri, 15, 49
Dattaka-didbiti, ... 71 Haricbandra, ... 35
Devasaftkara Bhatta, ... 81 Harinatba Gosvami, ... 87
Devi, ...65,74 Hridayananda S'arma Bi-
Devi-mahatmya-cbandrikd, 74 dyalaAkara, ... 106

Dbdrd, ... 41 Jagadis'a, ... 109
Rdjd, ... 115 JaganndtbaPanditaraja, 26, 28
Dbarmaddsa, ... 85 Jaganatba Tarkapanchdnana, 119
Gani, . . .
33,46 Jain, 10, 11, 12, 17,18,23,
Dharma S'armd, ... 35 31, 32, 33, 34, 39, 47,
Dbarma-sarmabhyudaya, ... 35 50, 89, 90, 99, 100, 101,
Digambara, ... 95 102, 103, 104, 105

Diksba-dvatrinsika, ... 102 Jaina, 22, 41, 44, 45, 47,
Dtna Gani, ... 97 48, 93, 95, 96, 97
Dravya-safigraba Sutra, ... 41 Jambudvipa-prajnapti, ... 12
Dravya-saftgraba-vritti, ... 42 ratna-

Drona Acbdryya ... 14 manjusba, ... 12
Durgd ... 40 Jani ... 35
Dvatrinsika, .. 32 Jayadeva, 54, 59
Ekddasi-tattva, ... 113 Jayakrisbna, ... 107
dipa, ... 113 Jayapura, ... 30
Ganadbara, ... 51 Jina, 27,35,45,51, 92
s'arddba-sataka, Jinadatta Siiri, ... 51
51, 52 Jinamabattva-dvatrins'ika, 105
lagbu-vritti, ... 52 Jinesvava Siiri, ... 34
Ganandtha, ... 117 Jivs Gosvami, ... 29
Gafigesa, ... 87 Jivaraja Diks'bita, ... 86
Gautama Svami, ... 51 Jyotih-sdra-sangraba ... 118
Govinda Nyayavagisa, ... 53 Kaliddsa, 27, 38, 112
Tarka vagina, ... 113 Kalinatba-Ganan&tba, ... 117
Gopdla-cbampu, ... 86 Kalisafikara, ... 115
Gitamahatmya, ... 74 Kalpataru, ... 107
Gaurlkanta, ... 115 Kamakbya, 20, 21, 40, 43
Ill
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26 Madhumati, Svapnavali ... 120
Kamarup,
Kapila, 105 Madhusiidana Vachaspati, 118
Karaka-vada, Madhuvata, ... 106

37 Mahakavi, ... 30
Karpura-man j ari,
37 Mahanisitha-s'ruta-skandha, 10
prakasa,
Karunalahari, 28 Mahanisiha-suya-kkhaudha, 10
KaYinatha 62 Mahes'vara, ... 47
Kas irama Bhattacharyya, Malamasa-tattva, ... 108
Vachaspati, 108 vivriti, ... 108

Kataksha-sataka, 21 Malaya Giri, ... 14
Kavikarnapura, 75, 78 Mallinatha, ... 35
Kaviraja, 70 Mandasmita-s'ataka, ... 21
Kavyalankara, 82 Manikyachandra Maharaja, 55
Kavyalankara tippana, ... 83 Manohara, ... 110

Kes'ava Mis'ra, 55 Manohara Gosvami, ... 87
Kevali-bhukti-vyavastha dva- Manorama, 54, 85

trifis'ika, 95 Mantrartha dipika, ... 53
Kiratarjuniya, 110 Marga-dvatriiisika, ... 104

Kisorimohana Gosvami, ... 25 Meghadiita, 27, 112
Kles'a-hanopaya-dvatrins'ika, 90 tika, ... 112
Kriparama, 115 Minanatha, ... 79
Krishna, 28, 42, 72, 75 Mitakshara, ... 115
Krishna Bhatta, 5 Mitra-dvatrinsika, ... 99
Krishna-chandra Raja, ... 115 Mugdha-bodha, ... 118
Krishna-jivana, 115 Miikakavi, ... 43
Krish n a-Kesava, 115 Mukakavi Sarva-bhauma,
Kshema-raja, 20, 21, 40
Kshemendra Mahakavi, 23, Mukha-vartani ... 78
Kumarasambhava, 38 Mukti-dvdtrins'ika, ... 96
Kutarka-graha-nivritti-dva- Muktyadvesha-pradhanya-
trinsika, 100 dvatrinsika, ... 103
Lakshmana Bhatta 38 Munichandra Suri, ... 75
Lakshmidhara, 17 Nandimukha-s'raddha, ... 106
Lalita-vistara, 94 Narayana, 109, 119
Madhava Acharyya, 80 Nemi, ... 27
Bhatta, 42 NemichandraSiddhantaDeva, 41
Madhumati, 118 Nemiduta, ... 27
Page
Nigoda-shat-trins'ika vi-
vritti,
- skat-
Nigodavickara-gatka
trinsika-siitra.
Nrisiiika Bhatta,
Ogkaniryukti-siitra,
tika,
Paddra vinda - s'ataka,
Padma Jines'vara Suri, ...
Padydvali,
Pancka-kalpataru ,
Parva- seva-dvatrin&ka, . . .
Patanjala,
yoga,
lakskana-vj-
'
ckara-dvatrinsika,
Pinda-niryukti-vritti,
Pingala,
tika,
Prabkakava Bhatta,
Prabodhini,
Prakasendra,
Pranabkarana,
Prananarayana Raja,
Prasan n a-r agh ava,
Nataka,
Pravachana-sara,
Balabodha,
Siitra, ...
Prayaschitta-kadamba-sara-
saAgraha,
tattva-tika,...
Purana-sara,
Purva-seva-dvatrins'ika, . . .
Pushpamala Prakarana, . . .
Radhamokana GosvamiBha
ttacharyya,
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Rupa Gosvami, 25, 29 S'raddha-dina-kritya tika, 31
S'abdasakti-prakaYika, ... 109 S'raddlia-dipa, 107
Sadbu-samagrya-dvatriiisika, 92 S'raddh a- prad ipa, 107

Saddrishta-dvatrins'ika ... 101 S'raddhddi viveka-kaumudi, 119
Sajjana-stuti-dvatrins'ika...
96 S'ravaka, 44, 45
Sakala, ... 5 dinakritya, ... 45
S'alivabana, ... 73 S ravaka-prati-kramana, ... 44
Samaya-sundara Gani, ... 93 S'ravakar^dhana, ... 93
S'amba, ... 88 S'ravana, 7
pancbasika, ... 88 S'rikrishna, ... 28

vivriti, 88 Stuti-s'ataka, ... 43
S'ambhu, ... 30 S'uddhinirnaya, ... 58
Sangana, ... 27 Sujana-bodhakari, ... 110
... 38 Sulapani, ... 119
Sanjivani,
S'ankara Acbaryya, 9, 113 Suvritta-tilaka ... 24
S'anti Chandra Gani, ... 12 S'vetambara, ... 95
S'apta-sati-kavya, ... 73 Syamasundara, ... 115
S'arvartba-siddbi, ... 98 Tara, ... 67
Sattasaya-kavya, ... 73 Tarabhakti-sudbarnava, ... 67
Sati, ... 38 Taracbandra, ... 85
Satkarmadhva-pradars'ani, 5 Taraditraya-dvatriiis'ika,,...
. . . 100
Sevya-sevakopades'a ... 23 Tattvabodha-vidhayini, ...
. . . 39
Shaddarsana-samuchchaya 49 Tattvadipika, ... 32
tika, 49 Tatparya-tarangini, ... 54
Shadavasyaka-siitra, ... 50 Tattvartba-sastra-tika, ... 97

vritti, ... 50 Tattvartba-siitra, ... 97
Siddbanta-vagisa, ... 109 vritti, ... 98

Siddha Sadbu, ... 34 Tilaka A'cbaryya, ... 16
Siddha-seua Gani, ... 97 Uchcb ... 93
Sinha Siira, ... 97 Upadesamala, 33, 34
S'ishyahita, ... 15 avacburi, ...
. 34
Sitarama, 38, 115 prakarana,. 46
S'iva, 106 vivarana, 33
S'iva Aeharyya, ... 74 Upadesa-ratna-kosa, 34
S'lesha-virodbini, ... TO sataka, 23
S'raddbodaya, ... 31 Yacbaspati Mis'ra, 58
S'raddha-dina-kritya, ... 31 Vabvricbakarma-prayoga-

karika,
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Vainigya-sataka, ... 79 Vishnu,
-tika, ... 79 Vishnuyuga-paddhati,
Vallabhacharyya, ... 85 Vistara-chandrikd,
Valrmki, ... 87 Visvanipa,
Vamanajayanti-vrata, ... 7 Vivadabhafigarnava, ,
vidhi, 7 Vivekadhairyyas'raya,
Vanes'vara, ... 115 Viveka-dipika,
Vaninatha, ... 78 Viveka-kaumudi,
Vdrahi, ... 7 Vratodyapana- vidhi,
Varddhamana Jina, 35, 51 Vrindavana,
Vas'ikarana-stotra, ... 7 Vrindavana Chakrav
Vasudeva, ... 37 Vrishakapi-sastra,
Vata-tree, ... 6 Vyavastha-dipika,
Veda, ... 4 Vyasadasa,
VedaparayauaAga -homa-vi- Vyavahara-madhava,
dhi, ... 4 Yati,
Vivadarnava-setu ... 115 Yatisandhy-vartika,
Vidagdha-mukhamaiidana, 85 vidhi,
Vidhana-mala, ... 1 Yatisanskara,

Vidhuraupasana, ... 8 Yoga, 47, 8
Vidhyaparadha-prayas'chit- Yogamahdtmya-dvatrins'ika
ta-laghu-vritti, ... 5 Yogavatara-dvatrins'ika, ...
Vidyavilasa, ... 30 Yogavindu,

Viuaya-dvatrinsika, ... 95 vritti,
Virachandra Gosvami, ... 25 Yogaviveka-dvatrins'ika,
Viresvara, ... 115
NOTICES OF SANSKRIT MSS.
No. 3241. f^raiTwtl I

Substance, country-made paper, 10 x 6J
inches. Folia, 159. Lines, 16 on a page. Extent, 5,883 slokas. Character,
Naga'-a. Date, SK. 1765. Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of India.
Appearance, old. Prose and verse. Incorrect.
Accounts of a large number of rites, principally

expiatory, for different kinds of faults, omissions and accidents. By
Nrisiuha Bhatta.
CONTEXTS. Propriety of the name of the work. Its object. The

real nature of what is good and desiderated. Nature of works which
should be always performed. Menses. Evils resulting from the first
manifestation of the menses under particular circumstances. Expiations
for the same. Expiations for abnormal births. Ditto for twins. Ditto
for births under certain specified Nakshatras. **** Means for
promoting the secretion of milk during confinement. Rites for curing

illness in infants from various causes. Preservation of the fcetus in the
first month of its life, and so on during succeeding months of its
gestation. Rites for promoting conception in barren women. Endemic

and epidemic diseases. among among
Epizootics cattle, horses, among
elephants, among camels, among Propiation of Nakshatras. Ditto
asses.
adverse planets. Rules for the rebuilding of a house after it has been
burnt down. Ceremonies to avert evils from improper plucking of
plants. Expiation of evils arising from the fall of a lizard on different
parts of the body. Initiation in the art of war. Paralysing of enemies.

Expiation for roaring of clouds at dawn during certain rites. Marriage
of an Arka tree. The festivals of Vasantapuja. Illumination in the
month Kartika. The Holi festival. The putting on of the Brahma-
nical cord. The reading of the Chandi section of the Markandeya
Purana. Miscegenation. Digging of the earth. Aversion of evils arising
from improper times. Duties enjoined on the death of
cattle crying at
Brahmacharis, lepers, Tatis, and on death arising from falls from pre-
cipices. The formal recitation of the Mahabharata, the Riimayana, the
Kas'ikhanda, &c. Worship of the nine planets. Expiations for
inauspicious
sights. The fast of Kapilashashthi. Departures for mountains. The rite
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of Brahmakurcha. In auspicious sight. Rites to conquer death. Planting
of trees. Adoption of sons. Avoidance of scandals and falsehoods. Preven-
tions of diseases. The Vrishotsarga sacrifice. Sacrifice to Narayana.
Ditto to Nagas. Sacrifice for passage across the styx. Good and bad
Nakshatras for funeral rites. Means of propitiating planets. Cure for
snake-bites. Initiations in mantras. Dedication of houses. Worship of
tutelary gods. Propitiation of Budha, Sukra and other planets. Breaking

down of carriages.Consecration of flags. The ceremony of Tulapurasha.
Altars. Cure of such diseases which proceed from the mother of a child.
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No. 3242 f%5P7TJTlT?f^: I
Substance, country-made paper, 10| x ^4
inches. Folia, 32. Lines, 10 on a page. Extent, 720 slokas. Character,
Nagara. Date, SM. 1830. Place of deposit. Calcutta, Government of India.
Appearance, fresh. Prose and verse. Generally correct.
Vishnuyaga-paddhati- Rituals for a rite for the gratification

of \ ishnu. The The
object of the rite is
prayer for progeny. details
of the rite varies
according to the caste of the performer. By Auanta-
deva, son of A'padeva.
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10| x 5| inches. Folia, 10. Lines, 12 on a page. Extent, 367 slokas. Cha-
racter, Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of
India. Appearance, fresh. Prose and verse. Incorrect.
Rules for the performance

of a homa rite preparatory to the reading of the Vedas with, a vow.
By Balakrishna. The colophon is wrong.
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stance, country-made paper, 12x4j inches. Folia, 41. Lines, 10 on a page.
Extent, 1,155 slokas. Character, Xagara. Date, ? Place of deposit,

Calcutta, Government of India. Appearance, fresh. Verse. Incorrect.
Satkarmadhva-pradarsani ALIAS Vahvrichakarma-pra-

yoga-karika- Memorial verses giving directions for the performance
of Rig Yedic rites and ceremonies. The rules paraphrased are of
S'akala, but the paraphrast withholds his own name.
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Substance, country-made
paper, 9x4 inches. Folia, 17. Lines, 9 on a page. Extent, 287 slokas.
Character, Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit. Calcutta, Government of
India. Appearance, old. Prose. Incorrect.
Vidhyaparadha-pra'yaschitta-laghu-vritti. Exposition of
the rules relating to expiations for errors and defects in the
performance
of rites. By Krishna Bhatta.
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Substance, country-made paper, Il|x4|
Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of India.
Appearance, old. Prose and verse. Generally correct.
Viveka-dfpaka. Rituals for the performance of the sixteen great

acts of beneficence enjoined in the S'astras. By Damodara. The codex
is
incomplete.
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I Substance, country-made paper, 9x4
Nagara. Date, SK. 1699. Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of India.
Appearance, old. Prose. Generally correct.
Vatodya"pana-vidhi. Rules for the dedication of a Vata tree
according to the ordinances of Baudhayana.
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inches. Folia, 3. Lines, 7 on a page. Extent, 25 slokas. Character, Nagara.
Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of India. Appearance,
old. Prose and verse. Incorrect.
Va6ikarana-Stotra, A hymn in praise of the goddess Varahi

for the purpose of bringing the creation under one's control. It is
apparently an extract from some Tantra or other.
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10|x4| inches. Folia, 12. Lines, 10 on a page. Extent, 226 slokas. Cha-
India. Appearance, new. Prose and verse. Incorrect.
Vamanajayanti-vrata-vidhi. Rituals for the performance of

the fast called Tamanajayanti-mata. It is performed on the 12th of the
waxing moon in the month of S'ravana It is an extract from the latter
portion of Bhavishya Purana.
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inches. Folia, 2. Lines, 10 on a page.Extent, 33 slokas. Character,
Vidniiraup&sana. Rules for the performance of sacrifices by a

widower who is in a condition to marry again. The work is especially
devoted to the A'dhana rites, and the rite of cremation.
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Yati-sandhya-vidhi- Rules for diurnal religious duties, prayers

and worship for Yatis. Anonymous.
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inches. Folia, 8. Lines, 9 on a page. Extent, 207 slokas. Character, Na*

gara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of India. Appear-
ance, old. Prose. Generally correct.
Vrishakapi-sastra- Explanations of certain Sanaa mantras relating

to a rite called
Yrishakapi-sastra.
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Yatisandhya-vartika. Gloss on a work of S'ankara A'charya

on the diurnal reliious duties of Yatis.
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Character, Nagara.
Date, SK. 1750. Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of India. Appear-
ance, old. Prose and verse. Incorrect.
Yatisanska'ra. Rules for the funeral rites for Yatis, by sons who
are not Yatis.
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stance, country-made paper, 13 x 6 inches. Folia, 69. Lines, 17 on a
page. Extent, 3,930 slokas. Character, Nagara. Date, SM. 1575. Place
of deposit, Valuchara, Jiyaganja, Panchayatapansala. Appearance, decayed.
Prose and verse. Incorrect.
Maha'nisiha-suya-kkhandha. Mahanisftha-rutaskan-
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exposition of the conduct of Jain Munis.
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Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Valuchara, Panchajatapausala.
Appearance, old. Prose. Correct.
Chatuhsarana-Sutra. On the four essentials of Jain emancipa-

tion, viz., austerity, merit, conduct and mental abstraction, each called
a Virya.
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Nagara, Date, ? Place of deposit, Yaluchara, Panchayatapansala.
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Chatllhsararia-tik6. A gloss on the work described in the

next preceding No. Anonymous.
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5 inches. Folia, 7. Lines, 7 on a page. Extent, 91 slokas. Character,
Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, "Valuchara, Panchayatapansala.
Appearance, decayed. Prose. Generally correct.
A'urapachcha-kkh^na. On the various sins and defects

which are irhncal to the four essentials of emancipation noticed in 'No.
3256.
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14 X 6 inches. Folia, 388. Lines, 15 on a page. Extent, 19,592 s1okas.
Character, Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Valuchara, Panchayafc-
apafisala. Appearance, fresh. Prose and verse. Generally correct. Sanskrit.
Jambudvipaprajnapti-ratna-manjusha"- A commentary
on the Jain text called Jambudvzpaprajnapti.
By S'anti Chandra Gani.
Vide No. 2569 [VIII, p. 22]. 319. 320.
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5| inches. Folia, 59. Lines, 9, on a page. Extent, 1,261 slokas. Character,
Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Valuchara, Panchajatapaiisala.
Appearance, fresh. Terse. Generally correct.
Oghaniryilkti-sutra. On the purification of conduct and the

avoidance of accidents thereto. By Bhadravahua Svatni.
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Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Valuchara, Panchayatapausala,
Oghaniryukti-tlk. A commentary of the work noticed under

By Drona A'charya.
the next preceding No.
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Substance, country-made paper, 14 x
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Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Valuchara, Panchayatapansala.

Prose. Generally correct. Sanskrit.
Appearance, decayed.
Pindaniryukti-vritti- A gloss on Bhadravahu's work on the

rules regarding food and the sins committed by neglect thereof. By
Malaya Giri.
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No. 3263. (V^râr, TT îq^^^^^fTfJ I

Substance, country.
made paper, 16x 5 inches. Folia, 317. Lines, 17 on a page. Extent, 15,441
slokas. Character, Nagara. Date, SM. 1G20. Place of deposit, Yaluchara,
Panchayatapausala. Appearance, decayed. Prose and verse. Correct.

Sanskrit.
Sishyahit ALIAS AvaSyaka-vrihat-vritti. A commentrary

on the Ai-asija'ksutra. By Haribhadra Suri.
Beginning-
i Tfw
End. HRf^^fJT^fHTTJTTsrTO-
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NO- 3264. ÎR??J^f^^"ff5 I Substance, country-made paper, 12 x

6 inches. Folia, 491. Lines, 13 on a page. Extent, 13,138 slokas. Character,
Nagara. Date, SM. 1914. Place of deposit, Valuchara, Panchayatapansala.
Appearance, new. Prose and verse. Generally correct. Sanskrit.
Avayaka-lagh.livritti. An exposition of the A'vasyaka-siitra.

By Telaka Acharya. It is called laghu or brief in contradistinction to
next preceding work which is called vrihat, or great, but the difference
of in the bulk of the two works is trifling, the great numbers 1 5,444 sloks
in the laghu one 13,138.
Beginning. %*
17
End-
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11
Coloplion- if^r ^tfi^w+tsiy^rTf: ^qr i w?r ^ <j ^ i
No. 3265- IT^^f^fT?:^TTT^t^: I

14 x 5| inclies. Folia, 242. Lines, 15 on u page. Extent, 10.166 slokas.
Character, Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Valuchara, Pancbayata-
Appearance, fresb. Prose. Incorrect. Gujratibbasba.

pansala.
Pravachanasara-balabodha. A translation of the Jain P--
chanasara in tbe Guzrati dialect. By Lakshmidbara.
Beginning.
End. 'sw^n^t ^"iffa ^rftaftwt ^f
v**'
Colophon-
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3266. U^^-WRNK^^ I
14 x 5| inches. Folia, 110. Lines, 7 on a page. Extent, 2,289 slokas.
Character, Nagara. Date, SM. 1680. Place of deposit, Valuchara, Panchay-

Verse. Correct.
atapansala. Appearance, fresh. Ardha-magadhidialut.
Sutra. A text book of the Jain system of

details of the theory, the philosophy,
religion, giving cosmogony, the
cause of suffering pain in this world, the means of overcoming that
&c. It is called a Sutra and therefore the author's name

pain, &c.,
is not known. A gloss on this work occurs under No. 2726, Vol.
VIII, page 178.
Beginning-
19
End*
20
No. 3267. m^t^t% J^Hcr^^ I

Substance, country-made paper, 13
X 5 inches. Folia, 8. Lines, 8 on a page. Extent, 152 slokas. Character,
Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Valuchara, Ghattu Babu. Appear-
ance, old. Verse. Correct.
P&cUiravinda-6ataka. A hymn to the goddess Kamakshy.

By Mtikakavi Sarbabhauma.
Beginning.
y i '*rd <3
End-
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NO- 3268. ?R 5^FI3"3!clî'T Substance, country-made paper, 13 x 5

|
Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Valuchara, Ghattu Babu. Appear-

aiice, decayed. Verse. Correct.
21
Mandasmita-sataka. A hymn in a hundred stanzas, in praise

of a smile of the goddess Kamakshya. By Miikakavi Sarvabhauma.
Beginning.
End
Colophon.
No- 3269. ^<iltoiii.c|n^ Substance, country-made paper, 13 x 5

|

Kagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Yaluchara, Ghattu Babu. Appear-
ance, decayed. Terse. Correct.
Kataksha-ataka. A hundred stanzas in praise of a glance of
the goddess Kamakshya. By Mukakavi Sarvabhauma.
Beginning-
22
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End*
Colophon.
NO 3270. 5lT*:nFU*TJI^t 1
Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Valuchara, Panchayata-pansala. Ap-
pearance, decayed. Prose and verse. Incorrect. Half Magadhi.
Ar^tdhan^l-bhagavati. On the different means of worshipping

in a Jaina temple. Anonymous.
Beginning.
End
23
Colophon.
NO- 3271. 3TH:^^f'T | Substance, country -made paper, 12 x 5

Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Zilla Murshidabad, Jangipura, a Brah-
machari at the Akhada at that place. Appearance, new. Verse. Incorrect.
Upades-saataka A
century of advice for the benefit of Jains,
with appropriate illustrative anecdotes. By Gumani Kavi.
Beginning,
End-
Colophon.
I
NO. 3272. %^^rt*l^ :

I
Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Zilla Murshidabad,
Jangipura, a Brah-
machari at the Akhada at that place. Appearance, old. Verse. Correct.
Sevyasevakopadesa. A variety of maxims on Jain duties.

By Vyasadasa alias Kshemendra Mahakavi.
Beginning,
lf nT eff^ %lftf*ij3' II
End-
Colophon.
No 3273. ^^TT^rtT I Substance, country-made paper, 13 x 5

Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Zilla Murshidabad, Jangipura Brah-

machari at the Akhada at that place. Appearance, decayed. Prose and
verse. Correct.
Suvritta-tilaka. A Sanskrit work on versification, giving the

peculiarities of each of the different metres, and the subject to which it is
most appropriate. By Vyasadasa alias Kshemendra, son of Prakaseudra.
Beginning.
25
End.
No- 3274. ^f^^f^TT I Substance, country-made paper, 16 x 5

Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Yaluchara, Sitanatha Njayaratna.
Appearance, new. Prose. Correct.
Rasika-rangada- A gloss on tte f '

Padya vali or miscellaneous
poems of Eiipa Gosvami. By Virchandra Gosvumi, son of Kisori-
mohana Gosvami.
Beginning
jia. fNn*nil*fiî
26
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II
.*
II
<TTr sfl^W ^ri: ^f^WmWf ^: II
Colophon.
NO. 3275- SUHJTtKnifl;, f^TTÎT^mf^ cT?T Substance, country- I
made paper, 14 x 5 inches. Folia, 14. Lines, 14 on a page. Extent,

559 slokas. Character, Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Zilla Mur-
shidabad, at the A'khda at Jangipura, with a Brahmachari. Appearance,

new. Verse. Incorrect.
na- An eulogium on Raja Pranamirayna of Kama-

riip,
with a commentary by the author. By Jagannatha Panditaraja.
Beginning-
27
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End-
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Colophon.
No 3276- ^fo^W Substance, country-made paper,

I 12 x 5|
inches. Folut, 20. Lines, 8 on a page. Extent, 312 slokas. Character,
Nagara. Date, SM. 1602. Place of deposit, "Valuchara, Ghattu Babu.
Appearance, decayed. Verse. Incorrect.
Nemiduta. An imitation of the Meghadiita of Kalidiisa. Iu it
the wife of Nemi, the Jin, sends a message to him who is

engaged ia
deep meditation on the Ramagiri Hill. By Bikraina, son of Sangana.
Beginning-
Ki3irr
28
End
No- 3277. ^fi

1
^!!!^^^ I Substance, country-made paper, 14 x 5
NAgara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Valuchara, Ghattu Babu. Appear-

ance, new. Verse. Incorrect.
Karunalah.ari An eulogium on the personal beauty of S'ri
Krishna. By Jagannatha Panditraja.
Beginning*
End.
29
Colophon tf
NO- 3278. ^RreiT^T I

Bengali. Date, ? Place of deposit, Yaluchara, Jagadananda Gosami.
Appearance, decayed. Prose. Correct.
Dnakeli-vyakhya\ A gloss on Rupa Gosvami's play entitled

Danakeli-kaumudi.
By Jiva Gosvami.
Beginning.
End.
Colophon.
30
NO. 3279. vrF?f33fTO: | Substance, country-made paper, 15 x 5

Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Zilla Murshidabad, with a Brahmachari,
Jangipura at the Akhda. Appearance, new. Verse. Correct.
Bh{Cva-vil$Csa. An eulogium on Bhava Sinha, king of Jayapura.

By Rudra Kavi, son of Vidyavilasa.
Beginning- w m
fail q:I
End. ^sitTTt ^5^?"i ^5 ?rfT?rT
Colophon,
I
No. 3280. ^sJfSl^fctT I

Naâra. Date, ? Place of deposit, Zilla Murshidabad, Jangipura,
Brahmachari at the Akhda at that place. Appearance, decayed. Verse.
Incorrect.
Anyokti-muktalata. A collection of double intendres in verse.
By S'ambhu, who styles himself a Mahakavi.

31
Beginning. HT^T &
End-
No. 3281.
<
5TT 5f^5T^P?f2\^T I
13 x 5 inches. Folia, 79. Lines, 9 on a page. Extent, 1,851 slokas.
Character, Xagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Taluchara, Pancha-
yatapausala. Appearance, fresh. Prose. Incorrect. Sanskrit.
Sraddhadina Kritya Tika. A gloss on a Jain work entitled

S'radJhadiua Kritya. It treats of the duties enjoined on Jain on
laymen,
S'riiddhadays. Anonymous.
Beginning.
32
End- T^r?T qrîreT
Ji^f^ ^rnrefff^t^ni T^pirffr i
Tfa *nrf<i*rtil UT
i
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innj
NO. 3282. cntniT |

Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Valuchara, Panchayafca-pausala.
Appearance, fresh. Prose. Incorrect. Sanskrit.
Tattvadfpik. A gloss on a treatise called Dvatriiisika which

treats of the element of Jain religion. Anonymous.
Beginning.
33
Colophon.
i
No. 3283. ^MâiflMinHMJ^ I Substance, country- made paper,

14 x 6 inches. Folia, 24. Lines, 12 on a page. Extent, 972 slokas.
Character, Xagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Yaluchara, Panchayata-
pausala. Appearance, new. Prose. Incorrect. Sanskrit. Few Half

;dhi.
TJpadesamala-vivarana. A commentary on the Upadesamala,

a collection of tales illustrating Jain principles of morality and religion.
1
By Dharmadasa Gani. The Manuscript is incomplete the text has been

:
noticed under Xo. 2GS7, Vol. VIII, p. 142.
Beginning,
No. 3284. ^ÛTT'Tr^rc: I Substance, country-made paper, 13

x 6 inches. Folia, 18. Lines, 17 on a page. Extent, 1,430 sloka-s. Character,
Naâra. Date, ? Place of deposit, Valuchara, Panchayata-pausala.
Appearance, decayed. Prose. Generally correct Sanskrit.

5
34
Upadeatna*l$C-avachuri. An abridgement of the lessons taught

in the Upadesamala. By Siddha Sadhu.
Beginning, ^? i
End. <Myi
:
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ii
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No 3285. ^H^n^sfffa!;:, ^T ^q^^^WT^TT I Substance, country.

made paper, 12 x 4| inches. Folia, 2. Lines, 8 on a page. Extent, 39
lokas. Character, Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Valuchara,
Panchayata-pausala. Appearance, old. Verse. Correct.
"Upadea Ratnakoâ. Verses briefly inculcating humanity,
mercy to created beings, and other Jain virtues. By Padma Jinesvara

Siiri.
Beginning-
Colophon.
V?
35
No. 3286. S^NnH^flUJT I

5 inches. Folia, 25. Lines, 11 on a page. Extent, 584: slokas. Character,
Kagara. Date, Sir. 1541. Place of deposit, Valuchara, Panchayata-pausala.
Appearance, old. Verse. Correct. Half Magadhi.
Pushpamala-prakarana. On the religious principles taught
by Varddhamana Jina. Anonymous.
Beginning.
End.
No- 3287. ^n*T?i;*5RI^^' :

I Substance, country-made paper, 14 x 5
Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Valuchara, Ghattu Babu. Ap-
pearance, decayed. Prose. Correct.
Dharmasarmabhyridaya. An epic poem in 21 cantos on the

birth of Dharrna S'arma alias Jina. By Harichandra.
Beginning-
y m ii *=i *t <n-'
36
End.
Colophon.
ii ^rnffs^
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37
(
^T3!*H'IM I
No. 3288- ^^fl^^lyî^s I Substance, country-made paper, 14 x 5

Character,
Nagara. Date, Place of deposit, Yahadurapura, Zilla Murshidabad,
?
Sitanatha Bhattacharya. Appearance, decayed. Prose. Correct.
Karpdramanjari-prakasa. A commentary by Rajasekbara on

a Prakrit poem called Karpiiramanjari. By Vasudeva, son of Prabbdkara
Bbatta.
Beginning
38
Colophon.
No. 3289- ^T^*n I

Substance, country-made paper, 14 x 5|
Bengali. Date, ? Place of deposit, Mirapura, Zilla Mursidabad, Yada-
vachandra Bhattacharya. Appearance, new. Prose. Incorrect.
Sailjibani. A commentary on the Kumarasambhava of Kalidasa.

From canto 8 to 17. By Sitarama, son of Lakshmana Bhata and Sati.
This is a continuation of the work of the commentary of Mallinatha.
Beginning.
^ *< I <
39
NO- 3290. ifWfafTOfirft, ?T WITftR^rT Substance, country.

I
made paper, 13 x 5% inches. Folia, 910. Lines, 1113 on a

page. Extent,
14,332 slokas. Character, Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Valuchara,'
Panchajatapausala. Appearance old. Prose. Incorrect. Sanskrit.
Tatvabodhavidhriyini. On Jain Philosophy, in describing

which the author's great is to refute the doctrines of the
object several
systems of the Hindu Philosophy. By Abhayadeva Siiri.
Beginning,
End.
40
Colophon, tf
:
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No- 3291. ^TKJnTcf3i*[ |

Substance, country- made paper, 13 x 5
Naâra. Date, ? Place of deposit, Valuchara, Ghattu Babu. Appear-
Verse. Incorrect.
ance, decayed.
Ary-ataka. A hymu in praise of Kamakhya, a form of Durga.
By Miikakavi Sarvabhauma.
Beginning,
End.
Colophon
41
No 3292. ^S^^F^f??^** I Substance, country-made paper, 12 x 5
Date, ? Place of deposit, Valuchara, Panchayata-pausala.

Nagara.
Appearance, old. Verse. Incorrect. Arddha-Magadhi.
Dravya-safigraha-sutra. A treatise on Jaina Metaphysics and

salvation. By Nemichaadra Siddhantadeva, who lived after the time of
Bhoj Deva of Dhar.
Beginning.
End.
ri'U'^^N^'u "frf^ T Xtjfu uT
t
*Tiy*irj
Colophon
No. 3293- ^5J^r^^^t%:, ^T s|^T^f% :

I
paper, 15 x 6 inches. Folia, 84. Lines, 13 on a page. Extent, 2,639
slokas. Character, Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Valuchara,
Panchayata-pausala. Appearance, old. Prose, Slightly correct. Sanskrit,
6
42
Dravya-sangraha-vritti ALIAS Brahmadeva-vritti. A gloss

on the next preceding work. By Brahmadeva.
Beginning.
:
II
End-
Colophon*
No. 3294. ^TTT^TT I

Bengali. Date, ? Place of deposit, Valuchara, Jagadananda Gosvami.
Appearance, fresh. Verse. Incorrect.
*. A poem in praise of the benevolences of Krishna.

By
Madhava Bhatta.
Beginning*
End.
Col option-
NO- 3295. ^fh"1T?T9lf'T | Substance, country-made paper, 13 x 5

inches. Folia, 10. Lines, 8 on a page. Extent, 210 Slokaa. Character,
Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Valuchara, Ghaftu Babu. Appear-

ance, old. Verse. Generally correct.
Stuti-sataka. & century of verses in praise of the goddess

Kdmakhya. By Miikakavi.
Beginning,
;
n
End-
Colophon.
No. 3296. Î'zftfq^T, 3fT

^^^SlftWWf^^^f^: I
Substance,
country-made paper, 12 x 5 inches. Folia, 208. Lines, 13 on a page.
Extent, 6,744 slokas. Character, Nagara. Date, SM. 1652. Place of
deposit, Valuchara, Panchayata-pausala. Appearance, fresh. Prose. Incorrect.

Sanskrit.
Artha-dipik. A gloss on a Jaina Sutra entitled tfrdvaJca-
pratikramana. It treats of the duties of S'ravakas, and illustrates the
subject by a number of anecdotes. By Ratnasekhara Gani.
Beginning* srofir rdrfi?*j*ft:
End. ^
45
fii II
Colophon- wrrrr M'M^^CirM*!^!^ a"^ 'd y fa * ^ <u
<* i
NO. 3297. Tr3^ff^*Tf\<fT I

4| inches. Folia, 55. Lines, 6 on a page. Extent, 694 slokas. Character,
Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Valuchara, Panchayata-pausala.

Appearance, fresh. Verse. Generally correct. Ardha Magadhi.
S'ravaka-dinakritya. A summary of the duties of S'ravakas.

Anonymous. Contents Daily prayer and other religious duties of
:
Jaina householders. Obeisance Worship Differences between worship-
ping with material substances and mental worship. Hymn and obei-
sance to the
Chaitya Contemplation prabhdbana Chaitya. or of
Ceremonies to be observed on first entering a Chaitya. Plastering a

Chaitya with sandal paste Merits of repairing dilapidated temples
of Jina. Prohibition to taste anything offered to Jina. Prohibition
of unfair dealings in trade. Rectitude in law courts. Consequences
of associating with bad men. The mode of offering gifts.
Superiority
of the merits of the grant of land to that
the grant of any other
of
thing. Gift of beds, &c. Merit of encouraging the virtuous. The

merits of the Surie. H.
Beginning- ^c T ^r ^nnffr
<sfiwi<jj'
5fr*rr
Elld
46
snnronr
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5
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I
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NO- 3298. ^TTTfnn5J3R*II*[ I

12 x 5 inches. Folia, 24, Lines, 10 on a page. Extent, 767 slokas.
Character, Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Valuchara, Panchayata-
pausala. Appearance, old. Verse. Incorrect. Arddha-Magadhi.
A treatise on salvation. By
Dharmadasa Gani. A man
scorched by the glowing embers of sin,
becomes anxious for mukti, and the only way leading up to mukti is the
performance of austerities. That way is explained in the cult preached
by Rishabha and others, and it consists of dispassion and aversion to
worldly objects. The present work enumerates and explains what these
duties and austerities are, and treats of Achdra. H.
Beginning, if^^m f<mft<T i
End-
?r
Colophon- Tf
47
3299. *JHi*^ : I
Substance, country-made psper, 12 x 5 inches.
Folia, 28. Lines, 10 on a page. Extent, 655 slokas. Character, Xagara.
Date, ? Place of deposit, Valuchara, Panchajata-pausala. Appearance,

fresh. Verse. Generally correct. Sanskrit.
Yogavindu. A
on the Jain Yoga. Anonymous. Con-
treatise
tents :
Nature, sanctity and importance of Yoga, which stands in close
connection with mukti. It is called yoga (n<H) because it leads to mukti.
A discussion on the nature of A'tma or soul, in the course of which the
opinions of Mahesvara and other philosophical schools are refuted. Con-
nection of Karma with Atma. Nature of bondage. Jaina synonym of
atma purusha. The attributes of the purusha. Various kinds of
is
Yoga, and their definitions. Sacredness of Yoga. It produces tran-

scendental knowledge. Patience, mercy, chastity, good conduct &c.
are auxiliaries to Samddhi. The Yoga systems of Patanjali and others
have nothing to do with mukii. A refutation of such doctrines as
sabhdba-vdda and others. Yoga consists of perfect vision. Devotion
as preached by the Jainas can alone lead to mukti. Yamu, Niyama
and so on are auxiliaries to mukti. Refutation of such doctrines as the
existence of asupreme being Isvara. Thoughts on maitri &c. Various
kinds of yoga. Want of necessity for the
assumption made by some
as to the two kinds of Yoga. Conscious and unconscious Samprajndta
and Asamprajnata. The merits of performing various kinds of Sam-
adhi. Refutation of the theories of the Mimansakas and of the
Sankhyas.
The nature of mukti. A refutation of the various theories of other
schools of philosophy. H.
Beginning.
48
Elld
Colophon.
I ^ri<W^^ ll<*<*i*j'^"i li^î.*ifl(^<i* I
i ^^fsniw i TiîTw^r: 5^r T^T ^sji*'!!*! i

y<vi<n,if<.rj^yi
NO. 330O. ^ftaif^

5
^^^' I Substance, country-made paper, 12 x 5
Date, ? Place of deposit, Yaluchara, Panchayata-pausala.

Nagara.
fresh. Prose. Generally correct. Sanskrit.
Appearance,
Yogavindu-vritti. A gloss on the Togavindu of the Jainas.

49
Beginning. wf\
No. 3301- W^SîrT^^^t^T I Substance, country-made paper,

11 x 5 inches Folia, 45. Lines, 12 on a page. Extent, 1,282 slokas.
Character, Nagara Date, ? Place of deposit, Valuchara, Panchayata-
pausala. Appearance, old. Prose. Incorrect. Sanskrit.
Shaddarsana-samuchchaya-tika. A commentary on the
Shaddarsana-samuchchaya,, bein an epitome of the six scliools of

Hindu Philosophy. By Haribhadra Stiri.
Beginning. * sw--
:
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50
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End- r *
1
i
Colophon
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NO- 3302. if^T^^SR^fff*. Substance, country-made paper, 12 X 5

I
Nagara. Date, SM. 1721. Place of deposit, Valuchara, Panchayata-pausala.
Appearance, old. Prose and verse. Incorrect. Sanskrit.
Sha4&vayaka-vrittL A commentary on the ShaddvasyaJca-

sutra, or maxims of good conduct for Jains. Anonymous.
Beginning.
if
(?) ^ x ^fw^nspni: r
4-
End.
51
Colophon.
NO- 3303. Jrm^<ttijs.ci**i I

Substance, country-raade paper, 12
Ganadhara-srddha-sataka. An
eulogium of Riskabhasena,
surnained Ganadhara, the principal disciple of the first Jina named
Rishabha. Similar eulogia of Agitasvdmi, the principal disciple of the last
Jina, as well as of Gautama Svami and others, the disciples of Varddha-
mana Jina. By Jiuadatta Siiri.
Beginning, yroftnfr^n firf^fT
fiiPui ?[pif
End*
52
No- 3304. JT^KSU^STcT^^ftTi | Substance, country-made

lokas. Character, Nagara. Date, SM. 1651. Place of deposit, Valuchara,
Panchayata-pausala. Appearance, fresh. Prose. Correct. Sanskrit.
Ganadhara-sarddha-gataka-laghu-vritti. Scholia on the

Ganadhara-sdrdha-s'ataha. By Sarvaraja Gani.
Beginning.
i
SITÎT i
End.
Colophon.
No. 3305. 'F3I^rTq'^fT I Substance, country-made yellow paper,

inches. Folia, 248. Lines, on a page. Extent, 7,378 slokas.
7
Character, Bengali. Date, ?Place of deposit, Simuliya. Post Mali-
pota, Zilla Nadiya. Kalikrishna Gosvami. Appearance, old. Prose and

verse. Generally correct.
53
Mantrartlia-dipika. Elaborate expositions of the mystic mean-
ings of mantras or rituals used iu religious ceremonies. By Goviuda

Nyayavagisa.
Beginning.
End.
Colophon.
I ii1-qn
^sr *rf?[
NO. 3306- cTTftfSJcf^flf'nt ^T HR??T I
paper, 13 x 3
Character, Bengali. Date, ? Place of deposit S'antipura, Kalidasa
Appearance, old. Prose. Incorrect.

Vidjavagisa.
Tatparya-taraAgini ALIAS Manorama". A gloss on the drama

ofPrasanna-rdghava of Jayadeva. By Raghnnandana. The MS. is a
mere fragment, containing only the first Act of the drama.
Beginning.
f%rr aft^t
55
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-'
i -f x x
IS1 1
No. 3307. ^TSTiTnClto^ 5

I Substance, Foolscap paper, 13 x 5
Date, ? Place of deposit, S'antipura, Kalidasa Vidyavagisa.
Bengali.
Appearance, new. Prose and verse. Correct.
. An elaborate treatise on Ehetoric. By

Kesava Misra. It was written under the auspices of Maharaja Munikya-
chandra.
Beginning-
66
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Folia, 103. Lines, 5 on a page. Extent, 1,793 sloka. Character, Bengali.

Date, SM, 1416. Place of deposit, Guptipada. Khudirama Nyayabhushana.
Appearance old. Prose and verse. Correct.
S'uddhinirnaya. A digest of the laws relating to religious

purifications. By Vachaspati Misra. The work treats of religious
impurities of all kinds, including those arising from death, birth and
other domestic causes. Neglect of ceremonial rules, and the ceremonies
required for the purification thereof. It treats also of the purification
of crude materials to adapt them for religious purposes. Chapters are
also given on moral offences and their expiations.
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End-
Colophon.
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NO- 3309. y^T^T'H^Trs:^^ |

inches ? Folia, ? Lines, ? on a page. Extent, ? slokas.
Character, Bengali. Date, ? Place of deposit, S'antipura, Kalidasa

Vidyavagisa. Appearance, fresh. Prose and verse. Correct.
Prasannaraghava Nataka. A dramatic composition cm the

Rama from the time of his marriage to the fall of Havana. By
career of
Jayadeva.
Beginning,
60
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No. 3310- ÛD^TTTJ I Substance, country-made paper, 19x3

Bengali. Date ? Place of deposit, Government of India. Also Malipota,
Post Malipota, Zila Nadiya, Kasinath Bhattacharya. Appearance, very old.
Verse, correct, some part incorrect.
Pur&na-S&ra. An
abstract of the eighteen great Puranas, treat-
ing principally of their historic portions. By Raja Rudra Raya alias

Rudra S'arma.
Beginning.
-I- + + + +
63
End. vfoii, + +
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NO- 3311. TT^F^TcT^ 1

I Substance, country-made yellow paper,
Character, Bengali. Date ? Place of deposit, Simuliya, Post, Malipota,
Zila, Nadiya. Kalikrishna Gosvami. Appearance, old. Prose and verse.
Correct.
Panchakalpataru- A digest of Tantric rites, giving elaborate

descriptions of mystic circles and of worship of the Devi through the
same. By Raghavadeva S'arma, son of Ramananda Tarkapanchanana.
The codex is evidently incomplete as it does not refer in detail to S'akta
divinities. The extant portion is divided into five parts. The first is
devoted to mystic circles and incantations the second to purification and
;
accessories of worship, such as rosaries, &c. ;

the third is devoted to the
mystic mantras of Vaishnavite divinities the fourth to the mantras of

;
Sfivaite divinities and their attendants ; and the fifth to minor divinities.
Beginning.
66
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NO- 3312. Tr^THlVT^r^-' I

X 3 inches. Folia, 395. Lines, 7 on a page. Extent, 11,204 slokas.
Character, Bengali. Date, ? Place of deposit, Simuliya, Post Malipota,
Zila Nadiya, KalikrishnaGosvama also another copy at Naduyara, Post
;
Madhuvani, Darbhanga, Pandit Kantu Jlui. Appearance, old. Verse. Correct.
Tarabhakti-SUdharnava. On devotion to the goddess Tara,
giving details of S'akta worship taken from the leading Tauti-us.
Beginning.
68
End- ^5
-f
Colophon.
?TT-
70
NO- 3313. g |
Bengali. Date, ? Place of deposit. Post Malipota, Zila Nadiya.
KasinStha Bhattacharya. Appearance, old. Prose. Correct.
Slesha-Virodhini- A commentary on the Eaghava-Panclaviya

of Kaviraja. By Ramabhadra.
Beginning.
+ f*r ;
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End.
^wa-sfT ^ i T
Colophon.' W^ f^'zrvr^ni ^f^rfH^r^^m *rrf%
NO. 3314' ^T^tfyf^ :

16 X 4 inches. Folia, 9. Lines, 9 on a page. Extent, 362 slokas. Character,
Date, Sk. 1740. Place of deposit, S'antipura ; Kalidasa Vidya-

Bengali.
old. Prose and verse. Generally correct.
vagisa. Appearance,
71
Dattaka-didhiti. A digest of the laws regarding adoption. By

Mulmmahopadhyaya Ananta Bhatta.
Beginning-
rfr^: jpfr ?TTÎ ^f?r f^npj; i
No. 3315. <Tl*^Î5 I

Substance, country-made yellow paper,
Character, Bengali. Date, Sk. 1739. Place of deposit, S'antipura.

Kalidasa Yidjavagisa. Appearance, old. Prose and verse. Generally correct.
Dattaka-darpana. On certain details regarding adoption.
Beginning. * f^fr Ji^nj-

1
:
i
72
End-
Colophon.
No 3316. STTRTlT^''5'^T I
Date, ? Place of deposit, Santipura, Pandit S'rinatha Bhatta-

Niigara.
charya.
Bhagavattattva-Chandrik&. On devotion to Krishna who is

described as the supreme divinity. By Mahamahopadhya Rama Acharya.
Beginning.
End.
Colophon.
No. 3317. ^TTTH^T^T5I?T, 3T ^TTOtîT55f?T I
Substance, country-
made paper, 8|x4 inches. Folia, 113. Lines, 5 on a page. Extent, 980
slokas. Character, Nagara. Date, Sra. 1749. Place of deposit, Santipura,
Paudit Kalidasa Vidyavagisa. Appearance, fresh. Terse. Generally correct.
Saptasati-kavya, ALIAS Sattasaya-kavya. On erotics. By

Salivahana. See No. 2338, Vol. VII, page 111.
^ *!!!-? iW I
Beginiiing MÎ'UI ^rrernn! ^%TTW ^\\ R*j ^ *f-4 r
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End.
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Colophon.
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74
No. 3318. ifaTflT^T^ST |

Bengali. Date ? Place of deposit, Guptipada, Telipada ;

Dinanatha
Gangopadhyaya. Appearance, old. Verse. Correct.
Gita*mha'tmya. An eulogium on the Bhagavatgita. Anony-

mous.
Beginning. ^gfauislfsr^n^f ftmrn; ww ?PP i
End-
Colophon. Tf?r
NO. 3319. HT^TS^^f^^T I

Substance, country-made yellow
paper, 15 x 3 inches. Folia, 53. Lines. 10 on a page. Extent, 2,252 slokaa.

Character, Bengali. Date Sk. 1664. Place of deposit, Guptipada, Telipada ;
Dinanatha Gangopadhyaya. Appearance, old. Prose. Correct.
Devimahtmya-chandrik. An eulogistic desertation on

the Devi. By S'iva Acharya.
Beginning,
End.
Colophon.
75
NO. 3320- fsntof^rTTtfroraET^ftc^TO^ I

Substance, country
made 10x4 inches. Folia, 3. Lines, 8 on a page. Extent, 60 slokas.
paper,
Date ? Place of deposit, Kasiramaghata, Jaina Matha.
Character, Nagara.
Verse. Correct.
Appearance, fresh.
Nigodavich&ra-gatha-shattrin-Sika-stitra. A desertation
on the identity of the soul. By Bhadravapasvami.
Beginning.
End-
Colophon,
NO- 3321. f'Tjft^rerf^'for'fiTf^flls I Substance, country-made

Character, Nagara. Date ? Place of deposit, Kasiramaghata. Jaina Matha.
Appearance, fresh. Prose. Correct.
Nigodashattatrin-Sika-Vivriti. A commentary on the work

described iu the preceding number. Ratnasinha Suri, disciple
1
last By
of Munichandra Siiri.
Beginning.
End.
Colophon.
No. 3322. ^rR^3/^Tf*T^W- I

Substance, country-made paper.
15x6 inches. Folia, 358. Lines, 7 8 on a page. Extent, 8,938 slokas.
Character, Bengali. Date ? Place of deposit, Santipura, Krishnamaya
Gosvami ;
another copy at Dhaka, Krishnakamala Gosvami. Appearance,
fresh. Prose and verse. Correct.
Anandavrind^vana-champu. An elaborate description on

the life of Krishna in Vrindavana. By Kavikarnapura.
Beginning-
fa^rcrflr
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ST,
78
No 3323- Jpf^Ti^ft Substance, country-made paper, 15x6

I

Bengali. Date ? Place of deposit, Santipura. Krishnamaya Gosvami.
Appearance, fresh. Prose. .Correct.
Mukhavartani. A commentary on the A'nandavrindavana

Champa of Kavikarnapura. By Vrindavana Chakravartti.
Beginning-
No. 3324. flT^RT I

Bengali. Date, ? Place of deposit, Ramanagar, Post, Santipura,
Eamatarana Bhattacharya. Appearance, decayed. Verse. Incorrect.
Pingala-tika'. An exegecis on Pingala's aphorisms on versifica-

tion in the Prakrit language. By Vaninatha. The text is noticed
under No. 191, Vol. page 103 and commentaries, by different authors
I,
under No. 1608, Vol. IV, page 172 and No. 2464, Vol. VII, page 220.
Beginning.
^l^f ll^|M<*ff
Tf?r
End.
Colophon.
NO- 3325- ^TJZJUcTî^T I Substance, country-made paper, 16 x 5

Bengali. Date, ? Place of deposit, Eamanagara, Post S'antipura,

Eamatarana Bhattacharja. Appearance, old. Prose. Incorrect.
Vairgya-Sataka-tik. Esegecis on the Vairagja-sataka of

Bhattrihari. By Minanatha. Vide No. 27'38, Vol. VIII, page 186 for
another commentary.
Boginning.
End-
Colophon.
No- 3326. 3}3fTC^TW I

Nagara. Date, SM. 1866. Place of deposit, S'antipura, Ramauatha
Tarkaratna. Appearance, fresh. Prose and verse. Correct.
80
Vyavaha'ra-ma'dhava On Judicature. By Madhava Acharya.

The text is
being published in the Bibliotheca Indica.
Beginning.
ST5TT
End.
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Colophon. Tf*
81
No. 3327. *<*<uiei^<a(i<SHi I

Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Eamanagara, Post S'antipura,

Ramatarana Bhattacharya. Appearance, new. Prose. Incorrect.
Arnarusataka-vyakhya'. A gloss on Amaru's century of verses.
Bhatta Devasafikara. Vide No. 557 of Vol. II, page 22, and
By
Vol. XVII, page 135, No. 2367.
Beginning-
fi
11
'82
Eud- fty<sitf
:
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Colophon.
No- 3328. ^TTSfT^TS'T*:: |

Bengali. Date, SM. 1719. Place of deposit, Kaugachhi, Post Sautipura,

Nilamani Bhattacharya. Appearance, decayed. Verse. Correct.
A treatise on rhetoric. By Rudrata.
Beginning.
End.
Colophon-
83
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NO- 3329. ^>TÎ^5 Rf^W!r*T I
16 x 5 inches. Folia, 88. Lines, 8 10 on a page. Extent, 3,246 slokas.
Character, Bengali. Date, ? Place of deposit, Kaugachhi, Post
S'aiitipura, Nilmani Bhattacharya. Appearance, decayed. Prose. Correct.
KavyalankfCra-tippana. A gloss on the last

preceding work.
By Rudrata.
Beginning- fsrsnnfq fr^n^t f<i*mri*ji

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gnifir
End. raftf?r
M<
Colophon/
NO. 3330. ^TOTOnrciT, ^HT^Sîr^ I

Substance, country-
126 slokas. Character, Bengali. Date, ? Place of deposit, Ramanagara,
Post S'antipura, Rainatarana Bhattacharya. Appearance, fresh. Verse.
Incorrect.
Vyavasth-dipika*. A
digest of Smriti rules. The manuscript
is confined to the rules regarding
mournings. By Radhanatha S'arma.
Beginning.
85
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End- firfa-r<i-sjifcrisi!H T ^rra;
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No 3331- fa^^Nrrsfg: | Substance, country-made paper, 12 x

Date, ? Place of deposit, Ramanagara, Post S'antipura,
Nagara.
Eamatarana Bhattacharya. Appearance, fresh. Terse. Incorrect.
Viveka-dhaiyyasraya. A treatise on dispassion and patience

as ancilatory to devotion.
By Yalavacharya.
Beginning.
Colophon.
No. 3332. T'TT I

Substance, country-made paper, 14 x i
Bengali. Date, ? Place of deposit, Ramanagara, Post S'antipura,
Eamatarana Bhattacharya. Appearance, fresh. Prose. Incorrect.
Manorama'. A gloss on the Yidagdhamukhamandana of Dharma

Dasa, By Tarachandra.
86
Beginning
End.
Colophon.
NO. 3333. T^ô I

Substance, country-made paper, 16x5 inches.
Folia, 82. Lines, 7 on a page. Extent, 1,363 slokas.

Character, Bengali.
Date, ? Place of deposit, Zila Nadiya, Grama-Dhuvuliya, Gangagovinda
Vidyaratna. Appearance, fresh. Prose. Incorrect.
Rasavati. A gloss on the author's work entitled Gopala Champu.

By Jivaraja Dikshita. The text has been noticed in Vol. I, page 40, No. 72.
Beginning-
3WT
87
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NO- 3334 ^2fT^T

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Date, ? Place of deposit, Dhuvulija Grama, Zila
Bengali. Nadiya,
Appearance, fresh. Prose. Incorrect.
Gangagovinda Yidyaratna.
Amrita-lahari. A gloss on Valmiki's hymn to the

Ganges. By
Harinatha Gosvami, son of Manohara Gosvami.
Beginning.
End-
Colophon.
88
ffaif
No. 3335. I
13 X 4 inches. Folia, 8. Lines, 6 on a page. Extent, 107 Slokas.
Character, Bengali. Date, ? Place of deposit, Dogechhe Grama, Zila

Nadiya, Kalikinkara Grosvami. Appearance, decayed. Verse. Correct.
Sdmba-pancMSik. A hymn to the Sun-god in 50 stanzas.

By Samba.
Beginning-
End-
Coloplion.
NO. 3336- ^T^^lff^fTft^fen |

13 X 5 inches. Folia, 18. Lines, 8 on a page. Extent, 351 slokas.
Date, ? Place of deposit, Dogeckhe Grama, Zila
Character, Bengali.
Gosvami. Appearance, decayed. Prose. Incorrect.
Nadiya, Kalikinkara
A gloss on the next preceding
work. By Kshemaja.
89
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Beginning, s*^
Colophon.
No- 3337- ^ffafa^Nr^Tf^fol^T I Substance, country-made paper.

Character, Xagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Yaluchara, Panchajata-

Incorrect. Sanskrit.
pausala. Appearance, old. Verse.
Yogaviveka-dvatrifiSika. -^ short
summary of the principle
of the Yoga meditation as inculcated by Jains. Anonymous.
Beginning*
fllvd ?fm: fTp35ff
f^tVr: ^'dîw^ wif*rfnnT
^r^rf^.f^% ^"TJI
End.
12
90
Colophon.
No. 3338- sn^cTRTTfîT I

Character, Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Valuchara, Panchajata-
pausala. Appearance, old. Verse. Incorrect. Sanskrit.
Yog6vat6ra-dvtriniik&. On conscious and unconscious Yoga

meditation of the Jains. Anonymous.
Beginning
End-
Colophon,
No- 3339. 5RSTf TT^lffk^T I

Suhstance, country-made paper.
Klea-h&nop6ya-dvatriniik. A treatise on the subject of

the destruction of mundane pain according to the doctrines of Jaina
philosophy.
H. P. S.
Beginning.
91
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End. î*n :
Mivifa ^roifa ^w^rfsr aft
Colophon, ^fa **'^ i f M i i *J * i fa'
No. 3340- *rl fl *ll ^ iflKJ^ (V H.^T I I

paper, 12 X 5 inches. Folia, 2. Lines, 6 on a page. Extent, 36
slokas. Character, Is'agara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Valuchara,
Panchayata-pausala. Appearance, old. Verse. Incorrect. Sanskrit.
Yogamahatmya-dvatrinsik. Thirty-two stanzas on the
Sanctity and Superiority of Toga.

H. P. S.
Beginning-
rf^TT
End-
Colopnon- Tf^ *Tnw i -^ i w j^ i fV rit+T
T* I
No- 3341. ^^îtn^frr I

Appearance, old. Verse. Incorrect. Sanskrit.
Bhakti-dva"trmSika". On the necessity of erecting and con-
secrating temples and doing other acts of religious charity by the devo-
ted followers of Jina.

H. P. S.
Beginning.
End.
Colophon.
No. 3342. *lI*rcnn?ZJ^TNf3I^\T I

12 X 5 inches. Folia, 2. Lines, 6 on apage. Extent, 36 slokas,
Sîdhu-sîmagrya-dv^trinsika. On the purification of the

mind.
H. P. S.
Beginning. ^r*
End.
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Colophon- ^
93
NO- 3343. %3I37^ 5T^*T I Substance, country-made paper, 12 X

5 inches. Folia, 20. Lines, 7 on a page. Extent, 235 slokas Character,
Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Yaluchara, Panchayata-pausala.

Appearance, old. Prose and verse. Incorrect. Magadhi.
Chaitya-vandana-sutra. The merits of worshipping Chai-

tyas, the process of worshipping and the qualification of the worshipper.
H. P. S.
Beginning, ^rfitr *r^r (?) i
End..
Colophon.
No- 3344. ^TTW^RTyTr I Substance, country-made paper, 12 x 5

Kagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Yaluchara, Panchayata-pausala.
Appearance, old. Prose and verse. Incorrect. Sanskrit.
S'ravaka'ra'dhana. The process of daily worship, &c., of Jaina

laymen. By Samaya-sundara Gani, of Uchch. The work was composed
in the year 1667 of the S'aka (?) era.
H. P. S.
Beginning
End.
Colophon.
94
No. 3345. ^TiSre^l^fTT*, ^T ^f^Tcrf^fcTCT Substance, country.

I

1,196 s"lokas. Character, Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Yaluchara,
Panchayata-pausala. Appearance, new. Prose. Generally correct. Sanskrit.
Chaitya-vandana"-vritti or Lalita-vistara". A commentary

on No. 3343. By Haribbadra A'charyya.
B. P. S.
Beginning,
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PiSr(l*i
End.
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NO. 3346. folS^Tf^for^T I


95
Vinaya-dvtriiisik&. On Jaina religious discipline and how

it leads to emancipation.
H. P. S.
Beginning, ^nimi ?iJi
^*w<i<?K*4 n
End- f**ji f^nft ^+ -f -f-fr
Colophon.
NO- 3347. %^gt*^^^lîrWnil*l I

paper, 12 x 5 inches. Folia, 2. Lines, 6 on a page. Extent, 36
Panchavata-pausala. Appearance, old. Verse. Incorrect.
Kevali-bhukti-vyavasth-dv6trinsika The mode of eat-

ing, &c., among the Jaina monks. It is awork belonging to the Svetam-
bara sect who appear to rejoice at the discomfiture of their naked
rivals, the Digambaras.
H. P. S.
Beginning-
End.
96
Colophon. Tfa 3^
NO 3348, STfwfaîT I
Mukti-dvatriiigaka". The
establishment of the Jaina theory
of emancipation by the refutation of the theories on the same subject of
other Schools.
H. P. S.
Beginning. $:TOV w g%r*r
+ + 9 fa *Tl f*l
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End- ^MTJIO^ 5TT-f--f^rf%f^ ^nr sw^ i
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I
NO- 3349- ^^TT^sfH^Tf^ftt^T I

12x5 inches. Folia, 4. Lines, 67 on a page. Extent, 68 slokas.
Character, Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Valuchara, Panchyaata-

old. Verse. Incorrect. Sanskrit.
pausala. Appearance,
In praise of religious men known
Sajjana-Stuti-dva'trinSika'.
for their acts of charity according to the Jaina doctrine.
H. P. S.
Beginning-
97
1
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II
Coloplion. T
No. 3350. cTr^nj'^T^^'T Substance, country-made paper, 13x4

I
inches. Folia, 48i. Lines, 13 on a page. Extent, IS, 341 slokas. Charac-
ter, Nagara. Date, Sm. 1687. Place of deposit, Yaluchara, Panchajata-pau-
sala. Appearance, old. Prose. Generally correct. Sanskrit.
TattV^rtha-sastra-tika. A commentary on the Jaina work

entitled Tattvdrtha-sutra. By Siddbasena Gani, disciple of Bhasvami,
who received his knowledge of Jaina doctrines from Siiiha Sura, who was
in his turn the disciple of Dina Gaui.
Beginning. ^TW f%^w-' i
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End.
Colophon. ^rrft^Jifm^ i ^ iid i sr<nT ^m^ ?fr
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No. 3351. 3T3WT , TT ^To^^"t'
:
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Substance, country. made
paper, 5 x 13 inches. Folia, 120. Lines, 14 on a page. Extent, 4,183 slokas.
Character, Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Valuchara, Panchayata-pau-
sala. Appearance, fresh. Prose. Incorrect. Sanskrit.
Tattv^rtha-vritti ALIAS Sarv^rtha-siddhi. A commentary

on the above described work.
Beginning
End.
99
Colophon.
No- 3352- f*iîsir^r*.l Substance, country-mode paper, 12x5

I

Mitrdvatrinsika. Thirty-two stanzas on most beneficial Jain

obligations.
Beginning-
End.
Colophon. Tfr
I 5jfd'*r
NO- 3353. cTmif^^TTf^ni^rr Substance, country-made paper,

I
12x5 inches. Folia, 2. Lilies, 6 on a page. Extent, 36 slokas. Character,

100
Kagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Valuchara, Panchayata-pausala. Appear-

ance, old. Verse. Incorrect. Sanskrit.
Ta"raditraya-dvatriiiika. Thirty-two stanzas on the planets

in the Jain system.
Beginning. imrarw ^\^ w wr fsnnf SJH i
fVfK*H fsTWTCT crrtRTT^rcT II
End.
Colophon-
NO- 3354. ^cT^^f f*rf%^Tf^'f9!;^TT I

paper, 12 X 5 inches. Folia, 2. Lines, 6 on a page. Extent, 36 slokas.

Character, Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Valuchara,. Panchaya-
Appearance, old. Verse. Generally correct. Sanskrit.

ta-pausala.
Kutarka-graha-nivritti-dvatrinsika". Thirty-two stanzas

on the suppression of doubts and false arguments.
Beginning- an^wi^w ^r^t^^^î +^1 1

(?) i
f%TT
^r^nj9 ^Twre
End-
Colophon-
101
NO- 3355- *^^lf^for^rn Substance, country-made paper,

12 x 5 inches. Folia, 2. Lines, G on a page. Extent, 36 slokas. Character,
Kagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Valuchara, Panchayata-pausala. Ap-

old. Verse. Slightly correct. Sanskrit.
pearance,
Sadrishta-dvatrinsika. Thirty-two stanzas on mental ob-

struction to Jain morality.
Beginning, sran^rrr: fwu *p
r -f *S^H *
^T -f-
Colophon if*r ^
No. 3356. fH^^TfarîT Substance, country-made paper, 12 x 5

|
inches. Folia, 2. Lines, 6 on a page. Extent, 36 slokas. Character, Na-
gara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Valuchara. Pancbayata-pausala. Ap-
pearance, old. Verse. Incorrect. Sanskrit.
Bhikshll-dvatrinsik^- Thirty-two stanzas on Jain mendicancy.
Beginning. f*rn} %^ wrere *ff :
End-
t JZTt" -f- -f
Colophon. rf?r fMw^rl^f
j: j
102
No. 3357. ^^TfaTwr I

Substance, couutry-made paper, 12 x5
gara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Valuchara,
Panchayata-pausala.
Dfksh&-dvatriiiik&. Thirty-two stanzas on Jain initiation.
Beginning. fNr f%
End
Colophon. Tf?r CNif rf^ftî
NO. 3358. TncT^^f^^^rflr^T^rTNffr^T |

Substance, country.
made paper, 12 x5 inches. Folia, 2. Lines, 6 on a page. Extent, 36
Panchayata-pusala. Appearance, old. Verse. Incorrect. Sanskrit.
Patanjala-yoga-lakshana-vichra-dv&triiisik. Thirty-
two stanzas on the elements of Patanjala yoga compared with the Jain
system.
Beginning,
*nf?r JT^T
End.
Colophon.
103
No. 3359. *T*3*faTrTfVfk^T Substance, country-made paper, 12 x 5

I
Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Valuchara, Panchayata-pausala,
Purva-seva"-dva'triii6ika. Thirty-two stanzas on the most

revered gods, or those who should be honoured most, of the Jain system.
Beginning-
End.
Colophon,
NO. 3360. SfmsraT^rsfrT |

paper, 12 x 5 inches. Folia, 2. Lines, 6 on a page. Extent, 36 slokas.
Character, Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Yaluchara, Panchaya-
ta-pausala. Appearance, old. Verse. Incorrect. Sanskrit.
Muktyadvesha-pradhanya-dva'trinik. Thirty-two stan-

zas on the purification of the mind.
Beginning.
End.
104
Colophon.
No. 3361. ^S^^TiT 1 Substance, country-made paper,

12 x 5 inches. Folia, 2. Lines, 6 a page. Extent, 36 slokas.
on
Character, Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Valuchara, Panchaya-
ta-pausala. Appearance, old. Verse. Incorrect, Sanskrit.
Apunarvandhaka-dvgitriiiik. Thirty-two stanzas on bon-

dage and redemption.
Beginning.
End.
Colophon.
x 5
1
NO- 3362. JTW^Tf^fk^n I Substance, country-made paper, 12

Ma'rga-dva'tri:nika. Thirty-two stanzas on the safest paths

according to the Jain system.
Beginning, vt
105
End- *n+
Colophon,
No- 3363- fsi'WTTtRfTfMfSHiT I

| Substance, country-made paper,
12 x 6 inches. Folia, 2. Lines. 6 on a page. Extent, 36 slokas.
Character, Xagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Valuchara, Panchayata-

old. Verse. Incorrect. Sanskrit.
pausala. Appearance,
Jinamaliattva-dvatrinsika. Thirty- two stanzas on the supe-

riority of the Jaia doctrine over those of Kapila and others.
Beginning.
End-
Coloplion.
No- 3364. ^n^ I

Substance, country-made paper, 16x4
inches. Folia, 36. Lines, 6 7 on a page. Extent, 1,055 slokas.
Character, Bengali. Date, ? Place of deposit, Guptipada, Eamadhan

Vitlyalankara. Appearance, old. Prose and verse. Generally correct
Viveka-kaumudi. The indispensability of the obligation to

wear the sikhd or crown lock and the holy thread. A discussion on
the nature of Vidhi, Xiyama and Parisa/ikhyd. The particular positions
of the holy thread in reference to the body on various occasions. The
14
106
r&ddha on the occasion of an eclipse. The blind man has no right to
perform this particular S'raddha. A refutation of the doctrine that

Sudras can repeat Puranic mantras. The place for putting the sectarial
or tilaJca mark. The necessity of wearing gold and the Jcusha grass
at the time of japa. The necessity of putting in tila or sesamum in
pouring oblations to the manes. When a mantra

forgotten is place its
may be supplied with a vydliriti. The eight forms of S'iva are to be
worshipped before his own worship. The rule for touching flowers
offered to S'iva. A female after her marriage and a Sudra after his
tonsure can worship S'iva. The difference between consecration and pre-
sentation to a god. The circumstances under which the Sapindikarana
may be performed before the end of the year after death. What is a
Ndndimukha S'rdddlia or a S'raddha ceremony preceding auspicious occa-
sions like marriage? Why is it called Ndndimukha? The group of
a Ndn-
goddesses Gauri and others is to be worshipped on the occasion of
dimu/iha S'raddha and not the group Brdhmani and others. The read-
ing of the mantra, Madhuvdtd, &c. } Ric. I.
H. P. S.
Beginning. w
End- srj^?R?T5r5^^f*irZTTf^rr frr^tfrr fsrâ ^^R^m -f
Colophon-
r. i
107
i îf^ry'y-cjiirf^f'f^M'u i *fe
No- 3365- ^rat^J, ^T ^r^sft 1

!' I Substance, country-made
paper, 16 x 4 inches. Folia, 39. L;nes,^6 on a page. Extent, 936 slosas.
Character, Bengali. Date, ? Place of diposit, Guptipada, Rdtnadhana
Yidyabhushana. Appearance, old. Prose and verse. Generally correct.
S'raddha-dipa, or S'raddha-pradipa. The definition of a

S'raddha. A refutation of the doctrine of the author of Kalpatam
on the subject. Whether the six ancestors honoured at a fr&ddha as
gods are to be taken with their wives or without them? The Ashtaki-
sriiddha can be performed even by a Siidra. Various kinds of S'rdddhas
and some directions in regard to their performance.
H. P. S.
Beginning.
End.
Colophon
108
No. 3366- 5FT^THT^fciT^^?:f! I

17x3| inches. Folia, 77. Lines, 7 on a page. Extent, 2,381 lokas.
Character, Bengali. Date, SK. 1722. Place of deposit, Guptipada. Khudi-

rama Nyajabhushana. Appearance, old. Prose. Correct.
Malam^sa-tattva-vivriti. A commentary or Raghunandana's

Malamasatattva or the treatise on intercalary months. By Kasirama
Bhattachdryya Vachaspati. The MS. was copied in the S'aka year 1722.
Beginning.
?rnf?r
End. ^ri'fl t^sriw f*?i^pnf^R 5n*r ws ^: i w 4- + +
fRffffv;
109
Colophon.
No. 3367- Rf\Jt I

Substance, country-made yellow paper, 16 x
Sir inches. Folia, 57. Lines, 8 on a page. Extent, 2,137 slokas. Character,
Bengali. Date, ? Place of deposit. Guptipada. Gangadhara Vidyaratna.

Prabodhini- A commentary on Jagadisa's work on the connota-

tion and denotation of terms, entitled S'abdasakti prakasika. By Rama-
bhadra Siddhantavagisa.
H. P. S.
Beginning-
End.
Colophon.
No. 3368. 5t*R*Tff^\T I

Bengali. Date, ? Place of deposit, Guptipada. Dinanatha Gango-
padbyaya. Appearance, too much decayed. Prose. Correct.
Amara-paujika. A commentary, by Narayana, on Amara's well-

known dictionary.
H. P. S.
Beginning,
110
ffa
srfipzm w
TrT'fSl"
End-
Colophon.
NO. 3369. ^^T'^t, 3T JT^rtT^T I

paper, 12 x 2| inches. Folia, 56. Lines, 7 on a page. Extent, 1,813
slokas. Character, Bengali. Date, ? Place of deposit, Guptipada
Telipada. Dinanatha Gangopadhjaya. Appearance, decayed. Prose.
Incorrect.
Sujanabodhakari ALIAS Manohara. A commentary by

Bamachandra Kavi ou Bharavi's well-known poem entitled Kiratarju-
niya.
H. P. S.
Beginning.
Ill
frpj ifff I
fiTTT 5TTT
End-
Colophon.
-
I
No. 3370- T<^rfa^T[*I*r<Tf^TT :

I
16 X 3^ inches. Folia, 25. Lines, 8 on a page. Extent, 1,525 slokas.
Character, Bengali. Date, Place of deposit, Guptipada.

? Khudirama
Xvavabhushana. Appearance, decayed. Prose. Correct.
Ratna-kosha-kara-mata-vichara. The author of Ratna-

kosha holds that with the help of two contradictory arguments, such as
one for the establishment of the existence of fire in the mountain and
the other for its non-existence, an inference in the shape of a doubt may
be arrived at. The author of the present work attempts to refute his
arguments.
H. P. S.
Beginning. & Tffr
-f 4-
-f
112
No- 3371. S<rerr |

Bengali. Date, ? Place of deposit, Guptipada. Khudirama Nyaya-
bhusbna. Appearance, decayed. Prose. Correct.
Meghadtita-tSk*!- A commentary, by Ravikara, on Meghaduta

the Cloud Messenger by Kalidasa.
H. P. S.
Beginning. M^M^Nr? + + + + + + sw i
-f +
End.
Colophon.
No 3372- ^T'C'RWT^! I
inches. Folia, 16. Lines, 5 on a page. Extent, 700 Slokas. Character,
Bengali. Date, ? Place of deposit, Guptipada, Khudirama Nyayabhu-

shana. Appearance, old. Prose. Incorrect.
Kraka-vi.da. On Sanskrit case marks and their uses, &c.
Beginning. ^wn s s
^-<.iT5r^j'*TT*r ^fi
5
^' i
gj*it wc^fnut ^r<tw fsffw ^r n
End- rf^
Colophon- TT ;
s
I
NO- 3373. fWTW^fl Substance, country-made paper, 15x4

I
Bengali. Date, ? Place of deposit, Guptipada, Purnachandra Bhatta-
charyya. Appearance, old. Prose. Correct.

11:5
Vistara-Chandrika'. A commentary, by Goviuda Turkavagisa

Bbattacbdryya, on Sankara's Ananda-labari.
H. P. S.
Beginning-
?f MafW: K
r y*ii*jri, ft^
End.
Colophon.
No. 3374- ^^T^t^T^tl :

16 x 4 incbes. Folia, 103. Lines, 8 on a page. Extent, 3,914 slokas.
Character, Bengali. Date, SK. I7i2. Place of deposit, Santipura, Kalidas*
Vidjivagisa. Appearance, fresb. Prose. Generally correct.
Ekadasitattvadipa. This is a commentary <?n the HHc&AcuftaUv*,

one of tlbe 28 digests of Hindu law and rituals by Ragbunanduna.
Tbe autbor of tbe commentary is Radbamohana Gosvami commonly
known as Gosvami Bbattacbiiryya of Santipura wlio Hourished during-
tbe early part of tbis century and was a friend of Colebrooke. He was
descended from Advaita tbe associate of Cbailauya, tbe Great pveac-bec
of Vaisbnavism in tbe Sixteeotb Century,
H. P, S,
15
114
Beginning
End.
fir i
Colophon.
NO- 3375. IfT^f^^^^^t^T I Substance, country-made yellow

paper, 16x4 inches. Folia, 94. Lines, 9 on a page. Extent, 4,230 slokas.
Character, Bengali, Date, ? Place of deposit, Santipura, Kalidasa
Vidvavagisa. Appearance, fresh. Prose. Correct.
PrayaSChitta-tattva-tika. A commentary on another of
Raghnnandana's digests of the Law on expiation. By the same

author. H. P. S.
Beginning- <r%ftfft
f*
115
End.
*M
Colophon.
No. 3376 f^TÎ3n<J :

16 x 3 inches. Folia, 175. Lines, 6 on a page. Extent, 4,46*2 slokas.
Character, Bengali. Date, ? Place of deposit, Santipura, Kalidasa
Vidyavagfsa. Appearance, old. Prose and verse. Incorrect.
Vivadarnava-setu- A digest of Hindu Law. Compiled by

Pandits from various parts of Bengal. The names of the Pandits
who assisted in the compilation are given in the Colophon, viz. :
Viinesvara, Kriparatna, Rarnagopala, Krishnajivana, Viresvara, Krishna-

chandra, Gaurikanta Kulisankara, S'yamasuudara, Krishnakesava and
Sitarama. Of these Vanesvara was the court poet of Raja Krishna-
chandra of Xadiya during the middle of the last century. The works
consulted are those
ChandesVara, R4ja of Dhara, Visvarupa, the
of
author of the Mitakshara, Halayudha, S'rikrishn Viichaspati, the Author i
of Dharmaratna, S'rikara, Sulapani, Govinda, Lakshmidhara the author

of the Tattvas, A'charyya Chudamani and Natha Bhatta. The work
commences with the origin and distribution of castes, and goes on with
various topics of law, such as the laws relating to usury, mortgage,
inheritance, partition of property, adoption, treasure troves, &c.
The work appears to have been written with the object of rivalling
the work of Jagannatha Tarkapanchanana entitled
Vivadabhangarnava
which is known to Anglo-Indian lawyers as the Panchanana Code.
H. P. S.
Beginning, fasnrf
116
End-
snfr
Colophon.
117
No 3377. ^^fffat I Substance, country paper, 8 x 3f inches.
Folia 41. Lines, 9 on a page. Extent, 13,068 slokas. Character, Xagara.
Date, ? Place of deposit Santipura, Kalidasa Vidyavagisa. Appearance,

Rasa-tarangini. Treats of the rhetorical rasas or flavours with

their definitionsand examples. The author is Bhanudatta who describes
himself as the son of the poet Kailasanatha Gananatha.

H. P. S.
Beginning.
firrf ^
End.
Colophon.
No. 3378. 5*rt:*lR:^ jlpl': I

12 x 3 linches. Folia, 18. Lines, 6 on a page. Extent, 532 slokas. Character
Bengali. Date, ? Place of deposit, Guptipada Sambhuchandra Vidya-
lankara. Appearance, new. Prose and verse. Incorrect.
118
JyotihsaraSangraha. An epitome of Hindu astrology. Treats

of the mode of determining the mostauspicious times for the performance
of the ten Sainskaras and other religious ceremonies.
Beginning.
End-
Colophon.
No. 3379. *T*nTo I

Substance, country-made yellow paper, 13 x 4
Bengali. Date, ? Place of deposit, Guptipada, S'ambhuchandra Vi-

dyalankara. Appearance, fresh. Prose. Generally correct.
Madhumati- A commentary by Madhusudana Vachaspati on the

chapter on Kdraka or cases of the Mugdha-bodha Vyakarana.
H. P. S.
Beginning,
End. si?ft
'<
T
119
Colophon,
'
No. 3380. Uraf%ff^r^*rrc;1pf

\
yellow paper, 13 x 4 inches. Folia, 38. Lines, 6 on a page. Extent,
869 slokas. Character, Bengali. Date, ? Place of deposit. Guptipada,
Sambhuchandra Vidyalankara. Appearance, new. Prose and verse. Generally
correct.
Prriyaschitta-kadamba-sara-sangraha. Gives a number of
Vyavasthds or opinions of Pandits about prdyaschittas or atonement for

various kinds of sins. It points out where differences exist in the
opinion of the great authorities, such as Raghunandana, Narayana,
Jagaunatha Tarkapanchanana ou Hindu Law regarding this topic.
H. P. S.
Beginning. ST^J finî **w
End-
Colophon.
No- 3381. >5ir5Tftfat I

Substance, country paper 13 x 4
inches. Folia, 28. Lines, 7 8 on a page. Extent 1,050 elokas.
Character, Bengali. Date, ? Place of deposit, Guptipada Ramadhana

Vidvalahkara. Appearance, old. Prose and verse. Correct.
S'raddhadi-vivika-kaumudl. A commentary on the Srdddha-

viveka and other works having the generic name of viveka by Siilapani,
by Mahamahopadhyaya Ramkrisbna Nyayalankara.
120
Beginning w
NOTICES
SANSKRIT M S S.
HARAPRASAD SHASTRF, c
PC;
>LUME X, PART II.
FOR THE YEARS 1389-90-91.
|) AT THE BA!
NOTICES
OF
SANSKRIT M S S.
BY
HARAPRA8AD SHASTRF,
try Philological Secretary, Asiatic Society of L
PUBLISHED
VOLUME X.
CALCUTTA :
PRINTED AT THE BAPTIST MISSION PRESS.

From
HARAPEASA'D SA'STRl,
To
C. LITTLE, ESQ.,
Honorary Secretary to the Asiatic Society of Bengal.
Dated, Naihati, the 28th January, 1892.
Sin,
With reference to the letter of Mr. 0. E. Buckland, Secretary
to the Government of Bengal, sent with t<ie Assistant Secretary's
letter of 4th July 1891, to the late Eaja Rajendnilala Mitra, LL.D.,
C. I.E., and the subsequent reminders forwarded to me, I have the
honour to submit the following report of the operations in search of
Sanskrit Manuscripts in private libraries in the Lower Provinces
of Bengal, since 28th September 1888, the date of the submission of
the last report by the late lamented Raja.
2. The Raja, was in charge of the operations up to the 26th
Julv 1891, the date of his death. Durino-
f Super "
imendfnce protracted illness he asked me to
his' last
prepare the English summaries of his notices,
which 1 did to the best of my power with the object of assist-
ing him, while the entire management of the work was kept in
his hands, and he passed final orders for the press. My initials
have been appended to those works for which I prepared the English
abstract. The Council of the Asiatic Society in their meeting of
July last, appointed me to carry on the work in place of the distin-
guished scholar who had just passed away.
3. The Raja had one pandit, who travelled over the country,
- t-verv
visiting locality where Sanskrit Manus-
^^
'
The Establishment,
yere like]j tQ be met ^^
aii(] twQ
pandits at head-quarters to assist him in collating the materials

and passing them through the Press. The Council of the Asiatic
Society at their meeting of November 189 J, gave me permission to
send one of the Pandits at head-quarters to travel, as the Raja, during
his last illness, detained his travelling Pandit at head-quarters for
some time, because he needed greater assistance in looking through
the proof-sheets of the notices of Sanskrit Manuscripts.
4. At the time
of submitting his last report the Raja expected
_. .
(vide para. 19. that the examination of the
Jaina Manuscripts at Aziingunge would
take another year, and the Pandit finished his work in about that
time. A zimgunge he visited S'dntipur, Guptipara, Mirhata,
Besides
and Begune. While detained at bead-quarters, be prepared no-
tices of MSS. purchased for the Government of India and deposited
at the Asiatic Society's rooms. He is now working at Dacca, visiting
the various places in the purgannah of Vikrampur, in which was si-
tuated the last Hindu capital of Bengal and which is a well-known"
seat of Sanskrit learning, the foremost in East Bengal. The places
visited in the Pargana Vikrampur are; Baddanagar S'ubhadhya,
Tantar, Ghataker-kola, Jivasara, Teghare, Sakta, Raninagar Bharakor,
Bibandi Konda, Noadda, and Ganpara. The new travelling Pan-
dit is working at Mymensingh, and during the last six months,
notes have been collected of a large number of manuscripts ex-
amined. I personally went to botb these districts with the view of
superintending the work of the Pandits and of interesting influential
persons in my work: and I have the satisfaction to report that at
both these places great interest was evinced by the zamindars,
pleaders, pandits and the officers of the Education Department. The
Pandits often have to travel in the interior of the district where
no conveyances worth the name are procurable, and it would be im-
possible for them to travel without the help of the local gentry,
as they have to travel without previous preparation. I should take
this opportunity of publiclyacknowledging my obligations to Babu
Devendra Kisor Acharyya Chaudhuri and Hara Chandra Chau-
dhuri, enlightened zamindars of Muktagachha and Sherpur, and to
that distinguished literary man Babu Kaliprasanna Ghosh, who
enjoys wide celebrity as a Bengali writer. As manager of the
Bhawal Raj, he has done, and is in a position to do, eminent services
in facilitating the search for MSS. in the District of Dacca. In
the Eastern districts, the Pandit need not be guided by popular
rumour as to the places where Sanskrit MSS. are to be found, as
was the case in Tirhoot and other places, because the educated
classes in the Eastern districts take great interest in Sanskrit learn-
ing and know the places where the tcls are and where MSS. are
likely to be found.
5. In a math at Ramna in the Suburbs of Dacca some manus-
criptswritten in Devnagari character were
61*
8
lureS in East
MSS.
-
S
13 3
? ^
Bengal.
?
f
found ; with the exception of these, all the
T.TOC. -LL v
MSS. in -n Eastx Bengal
r> TJ
are written in Bengali
character. They treat principally of tdntric ceremonies. Kamakhya
in Assam has justly been described by the late Raja Rajendralala
Mitra as the capital of S'al-ti worship in India. The nearer one
goes to that place one meets with works of Tan trie literature in
larger and larger numbers. In the Eastern districts the higher
classes are almost invariably tdntriks, and in the family of Babu
Tarakisor Ray, the Deputy Inspector of Schools, Dacca, were found
25 tdntric codices which had never before been known to the
learned world. I myself examined the collection in company with
my Pandit, and as I had Aufrecht's Catalogus Catalogorum with ;
me, I could plainly see that those MSS. were not mentioned in it. |
The MSS. of this collection are taken every care of, and are
accompanied by a nominal subject catalogue. If collections of
MSS. are equally well cared for in other families, it speaks yery well
for the taste of East Bengal. The Pandits of East Bengal read the
Katantra Grammar, and so they have got a large number of treatises
of more or less value supplementing the information given in that
work. We
are getting a very large number of these works. In
medicine too, East Bengal forms as it were a new school and we
have already got two large works not yet known to the world.
6. Besides going to Dacca and Myinensingh I went to Benares,
where it was reported that several collections
of MSS. were for sale. I purchased the en-
tire collection made by a Bengali J<tii, Pu'unkrislma Brahniachari; and
Pandit Vindhyetfvaripras&d, the Oriental Librarian, Benares Sanskrit
College, procured me a large number of MSS. from private individuals
with the permission of Mr. A. Venis, the Principal of the Benares
Sanskrit College, as under the existing rules the Pandit is not allowed
to Lelp scholars to purchase books without such permission. I uti-
lized the time at my disposal after the work of purchasing MSS., in
visiting two most important libraries in the city. One is that of the
Maharaja of Benares, and the other is that of the Gurusvami Matha,
the heads of which were for generations the spiritual guides of the
Maharaja's family. The collection at the
The Library at the MatJia is so large that five of us worked six
Gurusvami Matha.
examination of MSS. contained in two only out of three rooms.
Most of these MSS. were copied in the gakd years 1724 and 1731,
when the establishment was in the zenith of its reputation. The
works mostly belong to the Yedanta School of Philosophy, and
some of them are exceedingly rare. For instance, there are several
commentaries on the Upanishads by Prakatdrthakar whose works
are regarded as lost. I found in this establishment a complete com-
mentary of the Rigveda hy Sayanacharyya in the Bengali character,
perhaps the only copy written in that character. I will give a
detailed report of the results of my examination of this library when
I submit the first volume of my notices of Sanskrit MSS.
7. The Maharaja's Library is well worthy of the head of the

Hindu community of Benares. The Library
Maharaja's Library.
i
being situated on the other side of the river,
.d within the fort of Raiunagar, is not much known outside the circle
select friends of the Maharaja. At the intercession of Pandits
1 riyanath Tattvaratna and Pramathanath Tarkaratna, the distin-
guished court pandits of the Maharaja, permission was most graciously
Accorded to me to examine the Library : and it is a matter of great
visit it for two
riegret that the time at my disposal allowed me to
days only. During my short examination, I found the Library to
contain many interesting works. It is kept in fine rooms on the first
floor, superintended by a Librarian with the help of a nominal
subject catalogue prepared some time ago. The second bundle con-
tains six or seven small new Kdvyas not known to the learned world,
and a rare little work " Madandlasa Kama Kandald " written in beau-
tiful Nugari of the 14th century. It is written in prose and verse.
In another bundle were found two works onlj namely, " Aryd Sapta
r
,
Sfatihd" and Aryd Aslita Sdhasrikd. I was at first led to believe

that the first work was Gobardhanacharyya's Aryd Saptasati, but
the second work roused iny curiosity, both because it was placed
under the head Kdrya, and because the Librarian told me that it was
a Kdvya. On examination, however, it was found to be the Aslita
Sdkasrikd Prajndpdramitd, a.nd then the first work was also exa-
mined and found to be the S'apta f&atikd Prajnd Pdramitd, only one
copy of which is known to the world, in Mr. Bendall's Cambridge
catalogue of Buddhist MSS. The discovery of rare Buddhist MSS. in
the orthodox Library of the Maharaja of Benares aroused my curio-
sity as to how they came there. The Librarian told me that they
were purchased along with other works about 40 years ago from
one Ranganath, who belonged to the family of the Raygurus of
Nepal, and who fled from that place possibly to avoid some politi-
cal danger. He also informed me that the other works pur-
chased from Ranganath were all tantras and written in the Newari
character. But I had no time to examine them. I shall be ex-
ceedingly delighted if I have an opportunity of visiting the Library
again.
8. Raja Rajendralala Mitra purchased 415 MSS. for the Govern-
Character of MSS. ment of India since the date of his last report.
purchased by the In this collection is to be found a copy of the
& a 3 a> Adbhuta Brahma na, dealing with omens and
portents of the Yedic age and considered as the sixth Adhyaya of the
Shadvinsa Brahmana, and a copy of the Aitareya Brahmana. But the,
most useful works collected by the Raja are the Anukramanvs, or
indices to the Rig Veda, namely, the Arshanukratnani, the Chh&ndo-
imkramani and Anuvakanukramani. The Raja published all these
indices as appendices to his edition of the Vrihad-devata, or the I ndex
of Deities mentioned in the Rig Veda. These indices are a gireat
help in determining the order of hymns in the various recensions
<of
the Vedas. There is only one Anukramani, namely, the Rishyanti-

kramani, which has not yet been published in this collection. The,re
isan Upanishad in this collection which is very interesting as show-
ing the process by which later forms of worship have been ingrafted
into the Vedas. India has been divided for the purpose of Tantrm
worship into three niandals, namely the Gaud-i. inandal, the Dravirl i
manclal and the Kashmir maiidul, presided over by three forms at
Kali, viz., Kalika, Tripura and Karpiira. The Upanishad in question
deals with the worship of Tripura by raising her to the dignity of a
deity of the Upanishads. The S'amkarasamhitd is a very rare manus-
cript of a Parana which was unknown even to the best scholars
of Bengal, European or Native. One copy of it was noticed in Mr.
BurnelPs catalogue of Tanjore MSS. The entire work is devoted la
the glorification of S'iva, and is evidently written in the interest of
the Saiva form of worship.
9. I have up to the present moment collected 237 MSS. One

of them professes to be a Samhita of the Rig
Character of MSS. y j a t, e ],,,, cr u{r to the S'amkhavana school.
i
Dr. Alfred Hillebrandt of Breslau has shown,

in his excellent edition of the $amkhayana Srauta Sutra, that the
Sanikhayana recension of the Rig Veda differed considerably from that
of the S'akalas published by Max Miiller. If the Samkluiyana hymns
in his Index No. vi are found in this e<>dex, the work
given
will prove of great value to scholars. I have purchased a copy of
on the Rig Veda dated Sui. 1579 or 1523 A. D. ;
Sdyana's Commentary
I have also obtained a fragment of a new commentary on the same
work by Sarvavidyaiiidhanakavindrachai-yya, which has many new
features. It is full of Xyaya terms current in the modern school of
Navadvipa. This fragment with others was used by its owner

to
stop a hole in his thatched roof through which a cat used to come and
disturb the peace of the room. They remained in this condition fora
Pra-
long time till they attracted the notice of my friend Vindhyesvari
sad, who repaired the hole at his own expense and secured the manus-
cripts, which were perfectly
useless to the owner. I have also secured
a complete collection of the sikshas or works on Vedic pronunciation ;
they are all in verse and attributed to great saês like Yajnavalka,
Vas'ishtha, Paiiisara, Katyayana and others, and are altogether 10 in
number. I also secured a number of works on Vedic prayogas or
ceremonial works. There is only one important Jaina work in my
collection, and that is Munipaticharita, and a very large portion of
a Sanskrit commentary on the Jaina astronomical work in Prakrit
entitled Suryaprajftapti. I was greatly interested in the collection
of Tantric works, and in ascertaining their relation to the Vedas. I
purchased the entire collection of R&mkrishna Brahmachari and am

still purchasing Tantric works my object is to make this collection
;
as complete as possible.
10. It is a matter of regret that no systematic attempt has yet

been made to collect Tantric works, and no systematic treatise
written to give to the world an idea of their contents. The problem
of the relation of the Tantras to the Vedas occupied my attention for
a lonir time, but up to the time of my journey to Benares I could find
no clue to its solution. In Benares I found a MS., a commentary
entitled Anuparama, on the Siva Tandava Tantra, in the possession
of Pandit Vindhyesvari Prasad. which discusses this question at
some length. But the solution given there is not at all satisfactory.
The commentator begins with an explanation of the question why
he attempts to annotate a work not founded on the Vedas he enu- ;
merates the 18 Vidyas or branches of knowledge founded on the

Vedas, and includes the Tantras in Itihasa but then, says an ob-
;
jector, the Vernacular formulae used by the Snake-charmers would

also come under the same head, and would be considered as founded
on the Vedas; and the writer accepts the objection and includes
even these charms among Vedic works, giving to the word Veda a
much wider meaning than that ordinarily accepted. This work will
be noticed in the first Volume of my Notices of Sanskrit MSS.
11. The works belonging to private libraries since the date of
Character of MSS. the submission of the last report are of a much
noticed in private Li- greater variety than the works
purchased.
The Jaina works noticed at Azimgunge, in
Prakrit as well as in Sanskrit, are works of the highest importance.
Several rare works on Sanskrit rhetoric were found in the District of
Bard wan, together with an interesting worlc on the Vedanta system
of philosophy in which attempts have been made to refute the
opinions of other schools. It is interesting as corning from a Ben-
gali who, as a rule, rarely studies the Vedanta system. An elaborate
work on Hindu cookery was found at Santipur, in which directions
have been given for the preparation of nearly 160 different curious
curries current in ancient India. A curious discovery was made at
my own house of a number of old Sinriti works in Bengali pi'ose.
They belong to a series entitled the Sinriti Kalpadruma. As the
collection was made by my great grandfather, who lived during the
early part of British rule in India, the presence of a Bengali prose
work in that collection refutes the notion that Bengali prose is the
result of English education in India. Some very rare MSS. were
found in this collection, among which may be named the Bhikshu-
tattva, a work on the duties of sannydsis, not much known to the
learned world.
12. Since the year 1870, when the operations in search of Sans-
krit MSS. were first taken in hand by the vari-
Catalogo- QUS local Governments of India, the work was
^Catalogus
conducted on no uniform plan each pro-
;
vince developed its own system and acted independently, with-

out taking much notice of what was being done in other provin-
ces. Much time was therefore wasted in noticing the same work in
different provinces, and much space in the catalogues was uselessly
taken up with tautologous notices. All this will now be impossible
after the publication of Aut'recht's great work, the Catalogus Catalo-
gorum, which gives in alphabetical order a list of all MSS. des-
cribed since the days of Sir William Jones, with references as to
where these descriptions are to be found. The book will be of in-
valuable service to those engaged in the search for Sanskrit MSS.,
and I have furnished my travelling pandits with one copy each.
13. The first thing that I intend to do in connection with the
operations in search of Sanskrit MSS. is to
P f WOrk finish the 10th Volume of Raja Edjendralala
for ?he next ye ar
Mitra's Notices of Sanskrit MSS. including
in it the result of the operations up to the time of his death, with
alphabetical indices of the MSS. purchased and of the MSS. no-
ticed in private libraries. It would be presumption on my part
to attempt a critical report, as the Raja intended to do, of the vast
number of MSS. brought to light by him. It is a matter of great
regret and a great loss to the learned world that the Raja did not
live to finish his work, and give to the world his criticism on the
materials collected by him. I would not attempt any thing like that.
After the publication of this volume, I shall go to press with the
work done under my superintendence. I shall give full notices, in the
form given in the Raja's work, of MSS. not mentioned in the Cata-
logus Catalogorum, and only short notices of important works that
I may lay my hands upon and that are mentioned in it. I also
intend to write a critical report of the MSS. found during my time.
14. During the course of the next year will be finished our sur-
vey of Dacca, Mymensingh, Faridpur, and Tippera. We may possibly
hope to survey a portion of Noakhali and Chittagong also. But the
districts of Burrisal and Jessore will remain untouched. Bankoora
and Midnapur have not yet been surveyed. Sylhet and Cachar by
themselves form a distinct school of Hindu Law and of Sanskrit learn-
ing generally, having closer intellectual affinity with Mithila than
with nearer Bengal. A survey of Assam, at least of the districts of
Gauhati and Goalpara, may lead to important results as to the origin
of the S'dkta and S'aiva forms of worship. The city of Calcutta
and the District of 24-Pergunnahs have not been systematically
surveyed. It is only when the Pandit had nothing else to do that
he employed his time in visiting libraries in Calcutta and its near
neighbourhood. The metropolitan districts of Hughli and Howrah
have also been similarly dealt with. The Government has spent
three thousand two hundred Rupees a year for 20 years upon these
operations, and the result has been that the Bengal work has elicited
the highest praise from a careful critic like Prof. Aufrecht, who in his
" 11. L.
preface thus writes about Raja Rdjendralala Mitra's work :
Notices of Sanskrit MSS. by Rajendralala Mitra, Calcutta 1871-90.

Nine volumes in 8 and the first part of the tenth. This is decidedly
the best Analysis of Sanskrit MSS., which up to the present time,
has been made by a native of India. The copious extracts are very
useful, and enable the attentive reader to judge of the contents of a
work, even where he is deserted by the English text. The inde-
fatigable industry of the editor deserves every kind of commenda-
tion. Quoted by numbers."
15. The Raja expected to finish the work of searching by the end
of 1892, and to finish the work of printing a year later. His illness
prevented him from carrying on the work at the rate he expected,
and I believe that he under-estimated to a considerable extent the
area which had yet, up to the date of his last report, to be investi-
gated. I would, therefore, request the favour of your moving the
Government to continue the grant for another three years ; for it
would be a sad loss to the learned world if the work were abandoned
at this stage, and it would also be a waste of the money already
spent
if the work is left half finished.
8
16. The publication of the Oatalogus Catalogorum, together with

list of MSS. noticed and purchased by Baia
R ajendralala Mitra, which I am publishing
along with the tenth volume of his Notices of
Sanskrit MSS., will greatly expedite the work in future years and
;
I believe three years, together with the unexpired year of the last
grant, will be sufficient time to finish the work of the search in Ben-
gal. But this will not complete the collection of MSS. which the
Government is making and for which Government will have to con-
tinue a grant of about a thousand rupees (as that is the amount
for which MSS. are purchased almost every year) to the Asiatic
Society for some years to come.
I have the honor, to be,
Sir,
Your most obedient Servant,

HABAPBASAD S'ASTBI.
AN ALPHABETICAL LIST OP MSS. PURCHASED
FOR GOVERNMENT BY THE LATE RAJA
RAJENDRALALA MITRA, LL. D., C. I. E.
( FROM THE DATE OF HIS LAST REPORT. )
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No. 3382- ^^TTSfM Substance, palm leaf 10 x 2 inches. Folia,
202. Lines, 5 on a page. Extent, 4,040 slokas. Character, Bengali. Date,
SK. 1551. Place of deposit, Guptipada, Khudiraraa Njayabhushana. Ap-
pearance, old. Prose and verse. Incorrect.
Tantraraja. A digest of Tdntric doctrines and Tantric rites.
It treats of the origin and development of languages ; of the mystic pro-
perties of the various letters of the alphabet ;

of the sacredness and power
ofMadkumatf Svapndvalf and Ananta Sundari, of ablution and anoint-
ment of the tilak mark of the purity of the place of worship, of altars
; ; ;
of various mystic diagrams, various mystic ceremonies entitled nydsas ;
the ten kinds of moral duties of technically called flowers, such as want of
may it, want of Ahankdra, of five kinds of moral duties such as ahinsd,
control over senses &c. ;
of the cases when mental worship is preferable ;
of direction as to which finger is to be used for the worship of a female
deity ; and of the mode of worshipping various Tantric deities and per-
forming various Tantric rites. H. P. S.
Beginning.
I
3TT sVT V^rTT
i t^c *3^T^ i
icyif< i
End.. ^N^t^t *iî<1? ^î-ri^TiT i
T^fN *Trf.' q^TfT WRT -f + -f- -f +

Colophon. ij^ ai<*iî: i
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122
No- 3383- T^Û^ Substance, country-made yellow paper,

I
18 x 3| inches. Folia, 28.Lines, 8 on a page. Extent, 1050 slokas. Cha-

racter, Bengali. Date, SK. 1717. Place of deposit, Guptipada, Telipada,
Purnachandra Bhattacharya. Appearance, fresh. Prose. Incorrect.
Mantra-kaumudi- Explanations and uses of certain mantras

relating to domestic rites. By Aniruddha Bhatta. The first three
kdndas of the work are not forthcoming. The mantras explained in
the fourth kdnda are those quoted in the Grihy a- Sutras of the Sama
Veda. These relate to consecrations or purifications of various articles
for the propiliationo of the deities. The writer
planetary incidentally
mentions Murari Mis'ra, Halayudha, and others of his predecessors.
H. P. S.
Beginning.
Colophon.
123
No. 3384. ^ff^T* ^H^rT?Jft I

Character, Bengali. Date, ? Place of deposit, G-uptipada Telipada,
Purnachandra Bhattacharja. Appearance, fresh. Prose. Incorrect.
Mahimnah-stava-kaumudi. By Goviadananda. A com-

mentary on the Mahimnah-stava which is said to have been com-
posed by a Gandharva named Pushpadanta.
Beginning. 4T| JH fa -4-
End-
Colophon.
No- 3385. Substance, country-made paper,
Character, Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Valuchara, Panchapata-
pausala. Appearance, new. Prose. Incorrect. Sanskrit.
Jnanaratnopa'kliya'na. By Jayatilaka Siiri. It existed ori-
ginally in Prakrit. Jayatilaka Siiri rendered it into Sanskrit. It was

told by Kesi to Raja S'aukha. Jinendra-tilaka corrected the Prakrit
text. It contains the story of Malaya Sundari, who was thrown by her
father into a dark well at the time of her Svayamvara at the instiga-
tion of her stepmother. She was rescued therefrom by Mahavala
Kumara, who afterwards married her with her consent. She became
a Yati in her after life.
H. S. P.
Beginning.
End.
125
i fîH
Colophon.
T.
^<,Ni<i(Vnur i
NO. 3386. î^^TT I

Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Yaluchara, Panchajatapausala.
Appearance, fresh. Terse. Incorrect. Sanskrit.
M ula-deva-katha- The story of Muladeva, a wicked Prince of

Pataliputra, who, when banished by his father for his wickedness,
went to Ujjayini and there obtained the favour of a Raja through the
good offices of a prostitute named Devadatta.
H. P. S.
Beginning, ^fte vi^yî srnr
WT
t^.r^ ___
^T jTjiq^ti!)f
f^
End.
126
Colophon.
No. 3387. ftr^3WrfT(KrJTT*nfTn | Substance, country-made
paper, 12 x 5 inches. Folia, 3. Lines, 16 on a page. Extent, 126 slokas.

pausala. Appearance, fresh. Prose. Incorrect. Sanskrit.
Siddha-chakra-mh&tmya-gatlia-vritti. A commentary on
twelve gdthds on the subject of a Tantric rite named Siddhachakrod-
dhdra, to be found in the work entitled Sripala-Charitra. By Ratna
Shekhara Suri^ the head of the Tapogana at Nagapura. The author
of the commentary is Chandrakirtti. H. P. S.
Beginning, sra
End.
Colophon.
NO- 3388. ^f^Jnni^^T^TTW I

14 X 6 inches. Folia, 102. Lines, 8 on a page. Extent, 1,776 slokas.
pausala. Appearance, fresh. Prose and few verses. Correct. Sanskrit.

127
Bali-maha'narendrakhya'na. This is a work on Jaina philo-
sophy, and treats of such topics as the evanescent character of every-

thing mundane, and so on. It contains in fact, the substance of what
was preached by Bali Mahanarendra alias Bhubana-bbanu before

Chandramauli, a king of Vijayapuri.
Beginning, ^ffa fiH ^r :

^fîji f^fa Jifaî^ THT 4- + + \
End-
Colophon.
No- 3389. *rSTTra;?T I

Nagara. Date, SM. 1656. Place of deposit, Valuchara,
Panchayatapausala.
Appearance, decayed. Prose and verse. Incorrect.
128
Pragnottara. Thirty-six questions relating to the doctrine of

the Jaina religion with thus answers.
By Jayasena. He wrote this at
the command of one Jina Sifiha at
Labhapura, the head-quarters of the
Jainas of the Kharataragachchha.
Beginning-
End-
Colophon.
NO- 3390. OTRT^r^^^ I Substance, country-made paper, 14x6

inches. Folia, 305. Lines, 13 on a page. Extent, 10,639 slokes. Charac-
ter, Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Valuchara, Panchayatapau-

sala. Appearance, new. Prose and few verses. Generally correct. Sanskrit.
Few Magadhi verse.
Samar^l ditya-charitra. A biographical account of Samara-
ditya, written in Sanskrit

from a Prakrit work on the same subject by
the Haribhadra Muni. Haribhadra's work is very difficult, our authoress
renders it in
easy Sanskrit. Her name is Sumati Bardhana Muni,
a disciple of Beni-sundara who was a disciple of Iladharma. Iladharma
Jaina religion from Kirtivardhana, an
again derived his knowledge of the
immediate disciple of Jinamukha, the head of the Brihat Kharataragach-
chha. There are three classes of Jaina works which are recited before a
129
namely, (1) Devya or works containing accounts of

religious audience,
gods, (2) Devya Mdnusha, containing accounts of men and gods, and (3)
Mdnusha containing accounts of men only. The subjects of such of the
work may be various. Same may treat of the means of acquiring wealth,
called Arthakathd, some may treat of love, affection, &c. and are called
Kdma-katkd ; some may treat of religion, called Dharnia-kathd, and some
may treat of miscellaneous topics, called Samkirna-kathd. At the end
of the work there is a metrical eulogium of the author. H. P. S.
Beginning,
End-
17
180
i ^rf ^fa
i
MMJikfiNt
NO. 3391- 'ÎW'lf^WT I Substance, country-made paper, 12 x5

Naâra. Date, ? Place of deposit, Valuchara, Panchayata-pausala.
fresh. Prose and few verses. Incorrect. Sanskrit.
Appearance,
Champaka-reshtikatlia- The story of Champakaj an inbabi-

131
tant of Champa", who, by works of charity and merit, obtained the highest
bliss given here in full. In the opening line there is an enumeration
of the castes and trades of ancient India which is very interesting.
H. P. S.
Beginning.
End-
în^%
Colophon.
No- 3392- ^T^f^, ^

5T*^ftcT?T
^
I
Substance, country-made paper ,
14x5 inches. Folia, 19. Lines, 15 on a page. Extent, 1,683 slokas. Character,
Appearance, fresh. Prose. Incorrect. Prakrita.
Jainbu-chariya, or Jambu-charita. An account of the life
and teachings of Jambusvami, in Prakrita, by Padamasundara.

H. P. S.
Beginning. *N" ^rr^r iN" ^TTOT <;ijrn% sn
-f. + jfefaûi i ÎT Miiu
End. n
t WT3-J- I
Colophon. T
No. 3393. ^farenraftm^^JT )

x6 inches. Folia, 10. Lines, 17 on a page. Extent, 414 Slokas. Character,
132
Nagara. Date, P Place of deposit, Yaluchara, Panchayata-pausala.
SYip&la-prithvipala-katM. The story of S'ripala, king of

Rajagriha, narrated in connection with a Tantric rite, entitled Siddha-
chakra. H. P. S.
Beginning, fat
^*j
aj-Tj.fi ^^w vnwz n
End.
Colophon-
NO. 3394* ^ 3
I Substance, country-made paper, 16 x 4|
Bengali. Date, ? Place of deposit, Valuchara, S'itanatha
Bhattacharya.
Appearance, decayed. Prose. Incorrect.
Subodhini- A commentary on Kalidasa's well-known poem en-

titledNalodaya. By Prajnakara, of Mithila , the son of Vidyakara
Upadhyaya, and the grandson of Mahamahopadhyaya Anandakara Misra
Svami. The commentary was written when Prajnakara was very young.
H. P. S.
-
w
End-
rf ^ i f*af| j
Colophon'
No. 3395. ^TTflTT I

Substance, couutrj-made paper, 16 x 4
inches. Folia, 61. Lines, 8 on a page. Ester o, 21,504 slokas.
Character,
Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Yaluchara, Sitanatha
Bhattacharya.
Appearance, decayed. Prose. Incorrect.
Kamad. A commentary on the Amaru S'ataka. By Virachandra,

a profound scholar. The commentary explains every sloka in two
134
different ways. It first explains the S'atakas as describing different

phases of love, and then goes 011 to explain them as having a religious and
devotional meaning underlying.
H. P. S.
Beginning, fr^r fa?nfrf
End-
Colophon.
:
I
No. 3396. ^TH^ft^l ^T ^WTSmr*$ Substance, country-made

I

Slokas. Character, Nagara. Date, SM., 1866. Place of deposit, Valuchara,
Panchayata-pausala. Appearance, fresh. Prose and verse. Sanskrit.
B,ma-charita, or Ram&yana. An extravagant travesty of

the divine epic of Yalmiki. It was written in Samvat 1652, A. C.
1596, during the reign of the Mughal Emperor Akbar, by Padmadeva

Vijayagani. He was a disciple of Rajavijaya Siiri, the disciple of
Vijayasena Siiri, the head of the Tapagachchha. The work is written
135
in Sanskrit prose though the older works on the same subject were in
verse, Prdkrit and Sanskrit. It is based on the Ramdyana by Hem-
acharyya. Its extent in slokas is estimated at 5000.

The story considerably from that given in Valmiki's work,
differs
both in the plot and in the disposition of the details. It commences

with a description of the Rakshasa island. Then it says, there is on the
top of the Mount Trikuta a city named Lanka, and another lower
down, known as Patala-lanka. They were both governed by Bhima,
a Rakshasa. He left them to Meghavahana who was a son of Maha
Rakshasa. In the course of time the kingdoms fell into the hands
of who abducted Padma.
S'rikantha Then the writer goes on to
describe the island of the Monkeys with its capital Kishkindhyd
which is located on a mountain of the same name. The island was
not actually inhabited by monkeys, it was so called, because the
people used to set up images of monkeys in conspicuous places all over the
land. The people of the Monkey Island had a war with Taditkesha one
of the powerful kings of Lanka. Ratnas'ravah of the Piitala Lanka
had three sons Ravana, Kumbhakarna and Vibhishana. They were
married to Maudodari, Tadinmala and Pankajas'ri. Ravana defeated
Jama, the monkey king, and placed one Aditya on the throne. Aditya had
two sons ; Bali by his first wife Indumalini, and Sugriva by his second
wife S'riprabha. Ravana goes to pay his respects to a Chaitya on the
top
of the Sumeru where his sister Siirpanakha marries Khara-diishana.
Ravana obtains the
knowledge of the secret formula Amoghavijaya,
and goes out to conquer the world, defeats
of unfailing success in war,
Bali, Marutta, and others. Narada, a great Rishi, was the son of a
Jaina named Brahmaruchi by Kurmi. Hanuman, the son of Pavananjaya
by Anjana, was the son-in-law of Varuna, one of the Devas, defeated
ty the secret formula of Ravana. Anaranya, belonging to the family
of king Saudasa, had
two sons Anantaratha and Das'aratha. At the
command of Ravana, Vibhishana invests the city of Ajodhya, destroys
a statue of Dasaratha, which he mistakes for the real Das'aratha, and so
reports to the king. Dasaratha flies away from
Ajodhya to Rajagriha,
but returns to it after the birth of Rama and Lakshmana, and becomes
after the exile of Rama, converted to Jainaism.
Kekayi goes to the forest
with a view to induce Rama to return. A daughter of Balakhilla comes
in man's disguise and serves Rama and Lakshmana. They go to
136
Vindhya'tavi and meet

Gokarna, a Yaksha. Vanamala, unable to
marry Lakshmana, attempts to commit suicide, but is saved by him.
Rama and Lakshmana fight with Mahidhara. Chandranakha, a sister
of Ravana married Khara, a Vidyadhara of Patala Lafika, and had two
sons Sunda and S'ambuka. Rama and Lakshmanafight with Khara
and Ravana takes this opportunity to steal away Sita. Raina makes a
treaty with Sugriva, and sends Hanuman and Viradha to bring infor-
mation about Sita's whereabouts. Rama crosses over to Lanka with his
army through the sky. Vibhishana joins him. Indrajit and Megha-
nada fight with Vibhishana. Lakshmana kills Ravana. Rama returns
to Ajodhya and Bharata renounces the world to become a Jaina Bhikshu,
and obtains emancipation. Rama exiles Sita. She lives in the family
of king Vajrajangha and gives birth to two sons Lavana and Ankusa.
They fight with Rama and Lakshman, when Narada intervenes. Sita
passes through the ordeal of fire, and renounces the world according to
the precepts of the Jaina religion, and she is followed by Sugriva, Hanu-
man and others. Lavana and Ankusha are initiated into the Jaina
religionby Amrita Ghosha, and they obtain Nirvana. Lakshmaiia dies

on hearing a false report of Rama's death, and Rama, in sorrow, takes to
pravrajya and attains Nirvana. H. P, S.
Beginning.
End-
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NO. 3397. Substance, country-made paper,

^JTff^lTfWfsr^T I
12x5 inches. Folia, 2. Lines, 6 on a puge. Extent, 36 sloka?. Charac-

ter, Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Yaluchara, Panchayata-pausala.
Samyag-drishti-dvtrinsik. Thirty-two stanzas on thn

essence of philosophy, giving the salient points of the leading schools of
Hindu Darsanas. It is attributed to the Jina himself.
Beginning *I^T ^rfeiH^r î?r: ^w^r-' i
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End.
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NO- 3398. ^SU^TWfa^T^ fx ftr^T I I Substance, country-made

paper, 12 x 5 inches. Folia, 2. Lines, 6 on a page. Extent, 36 si
140
Character, Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Valuchara, Panchaya-

ta-pausala. Appearance, old. Verse. Incorrect. Sanskrit.
Isamigraha-dvatriii6ika". This work in thirty-two stanzas

attempts to refute the theory that through Mahadeva's favour alone, one
is able to achieve success in Yoga, and to establish that Jaina doctrines
alone can lead to the achievement of such, success. Anonymous.

H. P. S.
Beginning
End-
ft + -f f^TT
?T?f:
Colophon.
No. 3399. 5R^TT^Tt^t%i;îT I

Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Valuchara, Panchayata-pausala. Ap-
pearance, old. Verse. Incorrect. Sanskrit.
Kath&-dvtrinik&. Thirty-two stanzas on the various kinds of

kathas or literary works popularly called for the edification of popular
audiences. Anonymous. H. P. S.
Beginning,
End-
141
Colophon.
No. 4000. sfol^TWDTrf^fsi^n' I

12 x 5 inches. Folia, 2. Lines, 6 on a page. Extent, 36 slokas. Charac-
ter, Xagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Valuchara, Panchayata-pausala.
Yogalakshana-dvatrinsika. Thirty-two stanzas on the nature

of the Yoga. H. P. S.
Beginning.
End-
Colophon
No- 4001. Ûf^WTC^TlSiT I

ter, Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Valuchara, Panchayata-pausala.
Appearance, old. Prose. Incorrect. Sanskrit.
Daivapurushaka'ra-dvatrinsika'. Thirty-two stanzas on the

merits and demerits o self-reliance and fatalism. Anonymous.
H. P. S.
Beginning- ^ s^M<*!<,y ?jwt

142
End.
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NO. 4002- ^t^T^^rr ) Substance, country-made paper,

ter, Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Valuchara, Panchayata-pausala.
Appearance, old. Prose. Incorrect. Sanskrit.
Yogabheda-dvatrifiîk^ Thirty-two verses giving a summary

of the principles of the Yoga as practised by the Jainas. Anonymous.
Beginning, ^wrewm ww ^rfa (?)
End.
Colophon,
NO- 4003. ^T^l^^T^lf^t%[ 5R'T

'8f
;
I Substance, country-made, paper,
12 x 5 inches. Folia, 2. Lines, 6 on a page. Extent, 36 slokas. Cha-
racter, Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Valuchara, Panchayata-pau-
sala. old. Verse. Incorrect. Sanskrit.
Appearance,
Dharmavyavastha'-dva'trinika'. Thirty-two verses to settle
the rules of conduct, such as what to eat, what not to eat, &c.
143
Beginning.
End- fHsrft T ijMr wrrf
II
(?)
Colophon
No. 4004. ^T^rf^T I

Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Yaluchara, Panchayata-pausala. Ap-

Terse. Incorrect. Sanskrit.
pearance, old.
Vada-dvatrifisika. Thirty-two stanzas to explain the different

kinds of disputations. They are sushkavdda, vivada and dharmavdda.
They seem to be the same as vdda, jalpa and viiandd of Naiyayikas.

Sushkavdda is vita n da, a disputation which leads to no result but to
one of the disputants defeating the other. Jalpa and vivada seem to be
identical in which the winner refutes the position of his opponent
without establishing anything himself. Vdda and Dharmavdda seem
to be the same in which the disputants are bent on the search of truth.
Beginning-
End.
s(d i *;=(
144
Colophon.
NO- 4005. ^Tf^Tffsr^RT Substance, country-made paper, 12 x 5

I
inches. Folia, 2. Lines, 6 on a page. Extent, 36 slokaa. Character,

Da"na-dva"triii6ika. Thirty -two stanzas to illustrate the superior-
ity of charity.
Beginning.
End-
Colophon.
No- 4006- IPlwCTT I

12 x 5 inches. Tolia, 2. Lines, 6 on a page. Extent, 36 slokas. Cha-
racter, Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Valuchara, Panchayata-pau-
sala. Appearance, old. Verse. Incorrect. Sanskrit.
Deana"-dva*triiiika". Thirty-two stanzas to illustrate the merit

of preaching.
Beginning,
End- ttrrmr
145
Jflre
No. 4007. ^sTfiTm^rerr I Substance, country-made paper, 12 x 4

Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Yaluchara, Panchayata-pausala.
Appearance, decayed. Prose and verse. Incorrect. Sanskrit and Prakrita.
Kshlllla-kumara-katha. The story of Kshulla-kumara, a citizen

of Saketa, is given here to demonstrate the superiority of indifference
to wealth and power. Anonymous. H. P. S.
Beginning-
End-
Colophon
. I
No- 4008. Sgrre^H^^^n |

Character, Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Valuchara,
Panchayata-
pausala. Appearance, decayed. Prose and verse. Incorrect. Sanskrit
and Prakrita.
19
Sanka"sa-!ravaka-katha- In this work the story of one Sankasa-
sravaka has been told to illustrate the sinfulness of the misappropriation
of temple endowments and the merit of increasing income from such
sources. Anonymous. H. P. S.
Beginning-
End-
:
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Colophon. T
NO. 4009. feftmWJfffic^^TT I

( ^ft^T^^T^^^T I
) Substance,
Extent, 138 slokas. Character, Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit,
Valuchara, Pagchayata-pausala. Appearance, new. Verse. Correct. Prakrita.
Siripala-narinda-kaha, or S'ripala-narendra-katha". The

of Rajagriha, is fully given in this work. It
story of Sa-ipala, king
contains an exposition of the nine cardinal doctrines of the Jaina faith and
a description of the Tantric rite known as the Siddhachakra.
H. P. S.
Beginning, ^frrrt snnrert ^rr^r f%^ ^^wscfa i

r
End- TOT
vfaîwt
Colophon- Tf?r
NO. 4010. 5JJ3^fv^T I


Prose and verse. Incorrect. Sanskrit.
Appearance, fresh.
Jambu-Charitra. A biographical account of Jambusvami.
The author's name is Sakalaharsha. The interlocuters are Mahavira and
Sfrenika, king -of

Rajagriha. The story opens with an account of
of Jambu's four previous existences. In his fifth existence he was
born as the son of Rishabha, a S^reshthi of Rajagriha. He was named
Jambii because his mother in a dream saw a Jambu tree. He was
from early youth indifferent to worldly pleasure and pain, though his
father married him to eight exceedingly handsome girls. Once on a
time thieves entered his house at night. He preached to them and to
his wives. They all followed him, and renounced the world. He became
a disciple of Vardhaman. There are eighteen moral stories in this rk.
Some of them were by Jambu to the thieves and the wives, and some
told
by his wives to him. These are the stories of (1) Madhuvindu, (-2}
of the eighteen relatives, (3) of Mahesvaradatta, (4) of S'amudra S'n, (5)
of a crow, (6) of Brahma-sri, (7) of a goldsmith, (8) of Kalambita,

148
(9) of a she-monkey, (10) of Siddhaibuddhi, (11) of a horse of the

purest descent, (12) of S'ri-vallabha, (13) of an illiterate Brabmana,
(14) of Kanakavati, (15) of a prostitute and a Brahmana, (16) of a
bird, (17) of three friends, (1.8) and a story told by the Brahmana.
Beginning- ^swre few srsn TO*
:
f%f?npir
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End-
Colophon.
?fIT
I *s'uq>Kfi'm
No. 4011. lT*cnW T^TtU: Substance, country-made paper,
I

Character, Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit. Valuchara Panchayata-
pausala. Appearance, new. Prose. Incorrect. Gujarati-bhasa.
Jina-sataka, balabodJia- A commentary in Gujarati of Dev-

endra Siiri's Prakrit work, entitled Jinaastaka. The author's name is
Mati-chandra, a disciple of Gopalgani, belonging to the Anchalika
Gachchha. H. P. S.
Beginning. fh:
End.
Colophon.
NO- 4012. f^^^WT :

I
Substance, country-made paper, J2 x 4
inches. Folia, 325. Lines, 8 on a page. Extent. 6,662 slokas. Character,
Nibandha-saAgraha. Abstract of the Chikitsastbana section

of the Susruta. By TTlhana.
150
Beginning.
wrerni! i
End-
Colophon.
No. 4O13. ^T^ÎT^T*?^^^ f^flJJ I

Character, Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of
India. Appearance, decayed. Prose and verse. Correct.
Dvada6bddurddha-:mavalokane-vidhi. description A
of a rite to be celebrated on the return of a son or other relation after
an absence of twelve years from home.
Beginning, v
End.
No. 4014- JT'IWTR'trfc: ^T, 7TITOT5I^1TT^^Î I

Substance,
country-made paper, 11^ x 5 inches. Folia, 15. Lines, 18 19 on a
page. Extent, 770 slokas. Character, Nagara. Date, ? Place of
deposit, Calcutta, Government of India. Appearance, old. Prose.
Correct.
151
Gunasthanavachiiri, or Gunasthana-kratnaroha-tika.
A gloss on the Jain treatise entitled G-unasth
Beginning
End-
Colophon-
NO- 4015. f^WTT^Wlf^J I

Character, Nagara. Date, Sm. 1785. Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government
of India. Appearance, fresh. Prose. Generally correct.
Vivikta-na'ma-sangTaha. A commentary on the ndma-*a1t-

gralia of Hema Acharya commonly called Hema Kosha.
Beginning- ^^r ÎfÂUMnjijifj^qiîf^: i
.-
ti
152
97>n
End.
Colophon.
NO. 4016.
Substance, countrj-made paper, 10 x 5 inches. Folia, 8. Lines, 17 on a
page. Extent, 408 slokas. Character, Nagara. Date, ? Place of
deposit, Calcutta, Government of India. Appearance, fresh. Prose and

verse. Incorrect.
Jivavichara-prakarana-vritti, or Jivavichara-laghu-
vritti. A gloss on the Jaina treatise called Jivavichdra. By Santi Suri.
Beginning, wrar ^*f ^^; ^t^w
f sf
P^ * wrf^rt
wmttf?rfJR^Tf^^^r^^fHfrr ^^^wr
End.
153
Colophon,
No. 4017- *W*W!mv, ^r r^^r I

Substance,
Extent, 6i7 slokas. Character, Nagara. Date, ? Place oE deposit,
Calcutta, Government of India. Appearance, fresh. Prose and verse.
Incorrect.
AbMdMna-chintamani or Yogaâtaka-tika. A medical

treatise, being a century of recipes. By Vararuchi.
Beginning,
g^cr
End-
20
J54
Colophon.
No. 4018. TTf^nj^^Tsr^f*::, ST W^nrf^T I

Substance,
country-made paper, 12 x 5 inches. Folia, 7. Lines, 22 24 on a page.
Calcutta, Government of India. Appearance, new. Prose and verse.
Correct.
Sangha-paUaka-prakaran^vachuri or Sangha-pattaka-
panjika. A gloss on a Jain treatise. By Jinavallabha Siiri.
Beginning. THTT
Colophon.
No. 4019. ^MTs^TrJtfrO^jiuJr I Substance, country-made paper,

13 x 44 inches. Folia, 70. Lines, 15 on a page. Extent, 4,398 sUokas.
Character, Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government

of India. Appearance, old. Prose and verse. Generally correct.
SvOpajna-dha"tu-pa"ra"yana. Illustrations of verbs and coju-

gations in a grammatical treatise by the author. By Hemachandra.
Beginning.
155
End-
No. 4020. 3
?^5 ?3
5CTTf T33I5R |
Substance, country-made paper ,

Character, Nagara. Date, SM:. 1844. Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government
of India. Appearance, decayed. Prose and verse. Incorrect.
S'tila-taAkesvara-mahatmya. A description of the sanctity

of S'lilatarikesvara. An extract from the Skanda Purana.
Beginning,
: n
End.
Colophon.
156
No. 4021. ^WRtofal I

inches. Folia, 25. Lines, 3 4 5 on a page. Extent, 114 slokas.
of India. Appearance, fresh. Prose and verse. Generally correct.
Rasa-mimafisa. Literary criticism. By Gangdrama Jadhi.
Beginning.
End-
Colophon.
No. 4022. Î^TT) 3T ^^5Bj?t^T5JIÎT I

paper, 10 x 4| inches. Folia, 25. Lines, 6 7 8 on a page.Extent,
618 slokas. Character, Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta,
Government of India, Appearance, fresh. Prose and verse. lucorrect.
157
Chhy or Rasa-mimansa-vya'kbya'. A gloss on the au-
thor's treatise on the Rasas.
Beginning.
End-
II
viHd<.ni-'!i wradwrf
Colophon.
i
No- 4023. ^<jfW%*T?T3rn^rr, (^T-^R*|^?T) |

Substance, country-
made paper, 10| x 4| inches. Folia, 114. Lines, 7 on a page. Extent,
2,174 slokas. Character, Nagara. Date, SM. J867. Place of deposit,
Calcutta, Government of India. Appearance, old. Prose and verse.
Incorrect.
ChaturvmSatimata-vya^khya'. (Achtfrakancja.) Dialectic

disquisitions on duty. By Bhattoji Dikshita.
158
Beginning ^wrere w i
?nr *rrftt ^rcr* i
i
rnrreft
End- TW
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fiT^JiR
Colophon.
i *rf?r-
159
No. 4024. mrf^sfilfST^T I

12 x 4| inches. Folia, 20. Lines, 10 on a page. Extent, 600 sloka*.
Character, Kagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of
India. Appearance, old. Prose and verse. Incorrect.
Prasasti-kasika- A Letter-writer, giving the forms and ad-

dresses appropriate for letters to various persons ;
defective.
Beginning-
End-
No- 4025. ^>T*K^"if Mtsiq! I Substance, country-made paper,

12 x 4 inches. Folia, 11. Lines, 8 on a page. Extent, 238 slokas. Char-
acter, Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of India,

160
Karuiiya-lahari-Stava- A Hymn to Diikshmamurti. Ano

nymous.
Beginning.
End-
<>
11
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Colophon. T
I
wnmn
NO- 4026- ^^^^TOJT I

Substance, country -made paper, 11 x
Nagara, Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of India.
Appearance, fresh. Yerse. Incorrect.
Mukuuda-vilasa An imitation of Jayadeva's Gitagovinda.
Beginning
161
End.
Colophon.
No- 4027- STO^Kf^ I

racter, Nagara. Date, Sm. 1840. Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of
India. Appearance, fresh. Verse. Incorrect.
21
162
A
compilation on morality as incul-
.
cated in the Sastras. By Gangadhara Mahakara, son of Sadasiva Stiri.
Beginning.
ITT t!MSlK*TE
f fwc
g^
End.
Colophon.
TUT ^reffrwre: ^TTH: i ^- ^â <>
i
NO. 4028. t^^TW I

4| inches. Folia, 20. Lines, 14 on a page. Extent, 1,572 slokas. Character
Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of India
Appearance, fresh. Prose and verse. Incorrect.
Kavfndra-kalpadruma. On literary composition. By Ka

vindra Acharya Sarasvati.
Beginning. fkwi*i s
f lyf
16.3
4- ^r
No- 4029. fl^WTWT I

Substance, country-made paper, 9x 4|
inches. Folia, 58. Lines, 11 on a page. Extent, 1,394 slokas, Character,
Vimalodaya-mal. An introduction to the Grihya Sutras of

Asvalayana.
Beginning-
1(51
:
it
No. 4030. ÎT3g'^TT?IBTT9f%Tr EnftJT5

i
I Substance, country-made
H
paper, 10 x 3| inches. Folia, 16. Lines, 10 on a page. Extent, 380
slokas. Character, Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta,
Government of India. Appearance, old. Prose. Incorrect.
ASvalayana-prayaSchitta-prayoga. Directions for the
performance of sundry expiations according to the rules of Asvalayana.
Beginning
End.
Colophon. T^r^^r^snrmf^TTWJif^^w^w^t^rr^r 3frr;
NO. 4031- TWnrefsn I

Appearance, fresh. Prose and verse. Correct.

165
Adhana-paddhati. A guide to the performance of the ddhdna

rite according to A'pastamba. By Ananta Bhatta.
Beginning,
< e
5Tidg-=ia *ui<iim i<!!j
:
I
End-
Colophon.
NO- 4032- ^fTOSJm*T I

A'grayana. Directions for the performance of the Agrayana rite.
Beginning
NO- 4033- WTf^THSWrlfT^n |
of India. Appearance, old. Prose and verse. Incorrect.
Ma'si-Sraddha-ma'nopanyasa. An introduction to directions

on the performances of monthly sraddhas. By Maunamallari Dikshita.
Beginning,
End.
TWR-: I
Colophon.
NO- 4034. ?TTftrrr^fkf?(WJT:, ITTfrpSJT^sfr'g Substance,

I
country-made paper, 10 x 4 inches. Folia, 14. Lines, 12 on a page. Extent,
Government of India. Appearance, old. Prose and verse. Incorrect.
Masi-Sra'ddha-vidhikrama or Ma'sia-gra'ddha-pra-
yoga. Directions for the performance of monthly S'raddhas according
to Apastamba.
Beginning.
^TT^ fffif I
End. Tj^^r-jtji^ yfavft
Colophon.
I
1G7
No. 4035- ^JF^'rifiTîT I Substance, country-made "paper, 10 x 4


Appearance, k fresh. Verse. Incorrect.
Brahma-Chintanika'- On meditation on the soul. By Sankara

Acharyya.
Beginning.
-f -f
End.
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Colophon.
No- 4036. ^JVTTTI^JT, ?T WW ^^T^HJT I

Substance,
Calcutta, Government of India. Appearance, fresh. Prose and verse.
Incorrect.
Vrata-pradhna-nirtipana. On some of the principles of
optional fasts or vratas.
Beginning.
End.
168
No. 4037. srW^j5T 5rmtWT, ?T srenj^TH I

Substance,
Extent, 317 slokaa. Character, Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit,
Calcutta, Government of India. Appearance, decayed. Prose. Incorrect.
Brahma-sutra-siddhnta-marfchika", or Brahma-stitra-
vritti- Gloss, called MaricAikd, on the aphorsims of the Vedauta.
By Vanamali.
Beginning ft^mfapj *nr : i
sff ^*jsy,*fi
End-
Colophon.
169
NO. 4038- î ^rrfrrerera^^ffl 5

I Substance, foolscap paper,

? Place of Calcutta, Government
Character, Nagara. Date, deposit,
Prose and verse. Sanskrit.
of India. Appearance, new.
Dasavaika'lika-sabdartha-vritti. Gloss on the Jain treatise
called Dasavaikdlika. By Samayasundara Gani.
Beginning.
^ ^ _
rtyri*(ij TOÎTO
_
_ s ^TOT ffm
Colophon.
22
170
No. 4039. snU^sr: I Substance, country-made paper, 11 x 5

inches. Folium, J. Lines, 24. Extent, 30 slokas. Character, Nagara.
Date, ? Place o deposit, Calcutta, Government of India. Appearance,
fresh. Prose and verse. Incorrect.
Brahma-prayoga- On the proper places of the officiating priests

around a fire sacrifice, being a guide to the Brahma priest.
Beginning.
stir i
End.
Colophon.
NO- 4040. Substance,
country-made paper, 10 x 3 inches. Folium, 1. Lines, 12. Extent, 12

Government of India. Appearance, fresh. Verse. Incorrect.
Ma'nasa-puja, or Avyakta-murti-manasa-pujana. On
mental worship or worship without the aid of material objects.
By
Sankara A'charya.
*
Beginning.
firff
End-
Colophon.
171
No. 4041. Î^rarfaftr-, ^T ^JTOftn I Substance, country-

made paper, 11 x 5 inches. Folia, 6. Lines, 9 on a page. Extent, 84
slokas. Character, Nagara. Date, Sk. 1750. Place of deposit, Calcutta,
Danda-lakshana-vidhi, or Dancja-paddhati. Directions

for the adoption of the religious staff by a Hermit.
Beginning,
'
End-
Colophon.
No- 4042. "*f*TT*n3 : I

Dharmarnava. The ceremonial reading of the Chandi for nine
days. Anonymous.
Beginning,
End.
172
Colophon. ( 5rrf% )
NO. 4043. Substance, country-made paper,


of India. Appearance, new. Verse. Incorrect.
Brahmaikya-prakarana-stotra. The identification of

Brahma and Jiva. A hymn. By S'ankara Acharya.
Beginning.
End-
Colophon-
NO. 4044. *T^tTT*l^ :

country-made paper, 10
I Substance,
X 5 inches. Folium, 1. Lines, 20.

Extent, 22 slokas. Character, Nagara.
fresh. Verse. Incorrect.
Bhairava-dipada'na-vidhi. The offerings of burning lamps

to "Vatukbhairava. An extract from the Bhairavatautra.
Beginning,
J7.3
?nr
End.
No. 4045- ^FTOl^=r :

I Substance, country-made paper, 11 x 5
Nagara. Date, ? Pkce of deposit, Calcutta, Government of India.
Verse. Incorrect.
Appearance, fresh.
Balagraha-stava. A hymn for the pacification of adverse planets,
for the cure of infantile diseases.
Beginning-
t: ^ sft
End-
Colophon-
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Substance, country-
Angira-kalpa or Angirah-kalpa. A conversation between

Angira and Pippalada on diverse occult rites.
174
Beginning ftîrr
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i,ryif<
End-
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f^?r;^rût<*jf i
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No. 404:7- ^ropaftcrr Substance, country-made paper, 30 x 4

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inches. Folia, 7. Lines,9 on a page. Extent, 161 slokas. Character,

Nagara. Date, ? Place of:
deposit, Calcutta, Government of India.
Appearance, new. Verse. Correct.
Avadhlita-gita. A dissertation on the unconditioned,
Beginning
firff
End
NO- 4048. ?lfd^WTT I

Yativallabha- On the proper duty of Yatis.
Beginning.
176
Colophon. ?f*f *jfaivn"
NO- 4049. ^RefRW^TSifJ I Substance, country-made paper, 12 x 4

inches. Folium, 1. Lines, 12. Extent, 11 slokas. Character, Bengali.

new. Verse. Incorrect.
Avatara-stavartfja. A hymn to Vishnu, praising his ten incar-

nations. An extract from the Skanda-purana.
Beginning.
(?)
End. ^*w r<i^4i*i ^rf^w^frsw^ + -f- i
Colophon.
NO- 4050. SinnFWK^^pT' I

Substance, country- made yellow paper,
Character, Bengali. Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government

Agama-sa"ra-sangraha. A summary of the principal tenets

and duties enjoined in the A'gamas. By Jogendra.
177
Beginning.
End.
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Apurvika-vidhl. The preliminary duties of installing a sacred.

fire. Anonymous.
Beginning- sro 33^ ^ fir *nyji*irifî
End-
Colophon,
No. 4052. HffffTniJTttlKl I Substance, country- made paper, 16 x 4

Date, ? Place of deposit, Mirahata, Zilla Yardhamana Chandra-
gara. ;
natha Chudamani. Appearance, fresh. Prose and verse. Incorrect.
23
178
Bhaktima*rga-marya"d6. The pre-eminence of the cult of faith.
By son of Ballabha. It
Yitthala, attempts to prove that the Bhaga-
vadgita considers Bhakti to be the principal means of obtaining eman-
cipation.
Beginning.
End-
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I wiwffaref
No. 4053. 'HfÎT'Er^^Î^ I Substance, country-made paper, 14 x3

Character, Na-
gara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Mirahata, Zilla Vardhamana, Chandra-
natha Chudamani. Appearance, fresh. Verse. Incorrect.
Sannya"sa-varana. It treats of the mode of renouncing the
world in order to devote one's self to the service of his God.

By
Vallabhacharya.
Beginning.
srrafr
179
End.
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No. 4054. f^^TTi^ftlTTt, 5JT^TRTf%crr I

Character, Xagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Mirhata, Zilla Varddhamana ;
Chandranatha Chudamani. Appearance, fresh. Text, verse. Commentary,

prose. Incorrect.
SiddMnta-Muktavali. Vykhya-shahit6. By Vallabhd-
charhya with a commentary by his son Vitthalesvara Dikshita. Both

the father and son were Yaishnavas. They advocate that the worship of
Krishna was to them the only way to salvation and mental worship, pre-
ferable to any other mode of worship. Devotion to Krishna is superior
to the knowledge of truth in leading one to emancipation.
Beginning.
T W
End- <?%
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180
Colophon.
No. 4055- 'QjcT^^'T I

3| inches. Folia, 68. Lines, 7 on a page. Extent, 2,380 slokas. Character,
Bengali. Place of deposit, Panta, Zilla Varddhamana, Akshayachandra
Bhattacharya. Appearance, fresh. Prose and verse. Correct.
Smriti-durga-bhanjana. By Chandrasfekhara Sârma, a

Varendra Brahmana who settled at Navadvipa. The work treats of the
titles of the S'raddha ceremonies and of the way of resolving- to perform
particular ceremonies. The title of the work breathes a martial spirit on
the author, for it means the storming- of the fortress of the Smriti.
Beginning,
181
Colophon-
NO- 4056. 'TC^JT tfSt^fJT I

Substance, country-made paper
14 x 4 inches. Folia, 6. Lines, 8 on a page. Extent, 126 slokas. Character,
Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Mirahata, Zilla Varddhamana, Chandra

natha Chudamani. Appearance, fresh. Text, verse. Commentary, prose.
Incorrect.
Nava-ratna. Praka-sahita. The only means of obtain-

ing Bhagavan is
by throwing one's self at his feet. The name of the
author is not known. The commentator is Vitthala Dikshita. The
substance is that those who surrender themselves unconditionally to God
are the only persons who have a right to worship Him.
H. P. S.
Beginning, ^^n?^
End.
Colophon,
182
No. 4057- tTWTnpIT*n'3 :

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3^ inches. Folia, 186. Lines, 6 on a page. Extent, 5,826 slokas. Character,
Bengali. Date, ? Place of deposit, Santipura, Eamanatha Tarkaratna.
Krishna-bhakti-sudharnava. By Radhamohana
Gosvami, of
Sfantipura.Contains short disquisitions on the nature of Jndna, Vairdgya,
Prema-bAakti &c. It contains an enumeration of the Vaishnava rites
for each month of the year. It also contains various interesting informa-
tion about Vaishnava religious ceremonies and Vaishnava doctrines. The

fast observed on the eleventh day of the moon is one of the principal
topics treated of in this work.
H. P. S.
Beginning.
End.
Colophon.
183
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No- 4058- ?TW5I*lt?J*T I Substance, country-made paper, 15 x 4

inches. Folia, 5. Lines, 6 on a page. Extent, 86 slokas. Character, Ben-
Date, ? Place of deposit, Panta, Zilla Varddhamana, Akshaya-
gali.
chandra Bhattacbarya. Appearance, decayed. Prose and verse. Correct.
Rasapramana. By Krishna Misra. Extracts from the Sastras

on the sanctity of the Rasa festival which is the sport of Krishna in
the company of the milk-maids of Vrindavana on the full moon of the
month of Karttika. The
writer quotes from ancient works to prove
the exact time of performing the annual Rasa ceremony and so on.
184
Beginning. Ti^rfW îr TSTT êiiil ^cfr^nj i
?% TI^ÎMTfjR'frf^rr II
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Colophon.
T: I
No. 4059- Tre^T^Tî5 | Substance, country-made paper, 16x4

inches. Folia, 4. Lines, 6 on a page. Extent, 63 31okas. Character, Ben-
gali. Date, ? Place of deposit, Dhatri-grama, Zilla Varddhamana,
Prasannakumara Bhattacharya. Appearance, old. Prose and verse. Correct.
Rsa-ytr-viveka. By Mahamahopadhyaya S 'lilapani, who is
represented as aSaMdiyana, i. e.,

belonging village of Sahudi
to the
bestowed on one of the descendants of the five brahmans invited by Adi-
sura, from Kanyakubja. The brahman belonged to the Bharadvaja gotra.
The brahman belonging to this grama are still to be found in Bengal.
But they are regarded as inferior to Mukhopadhyayas who belong to
a different village but to the same gotra. Sulapani who is
quoted by
Eaghunandana belonged to this village at a time when his clan had not
been lowered in the estimation of the Brahmans. From this work it ap-
pears that Sulapani was a Vaishnava.
H. P. S.
Beginning- TS
If
^rwrrff 'ere
185
End- îforot fawrSf <j *r3"
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MHPsdl | Substance, country-made paper, 16 x 6
Nagara. Date, Sk. 1670. Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of India.
Appearance, old. Verse. Incorrect.
S'ankara-Safihita- The Sankara-Sanhita is not mentioned in

the preface to the translation of Vishnu Parana, nor in the index to the
Puranas by Babu Janamajaya Mitra. The Babu had access to nearly all
the MSS. of the Puranas accessible in Calcutta, and Professor Wilson
had nearly much, and the absence from their lists of the name of
as
S'ankara-Sanhita shows that it was not known in Bengal at the time.

It has likewise not been met with in any of the N.-W. Provinces
catalogue ;
but it has been known to Sanskrit scholars in the Southern
Provinces ;
Mr. Barnell's catalogue of the Tanjore MSS. alludes (page
194,) to several copies, but all in fragments. The contents are very
similar, so are the contents of the Sankara Vila?, (Barnell's) page 203.
The largest of the Tanjore MS. contains 14,000 verses. The MS. under
notice is not a Southern one but it was directly obtained from Bombay.
It contains about 15,000 verses divided into seven parts, each entitled
a Kanda, namely, Sambhava Kanda, A'sura Kanda, Vira Kanda, Yuddha
Kanda, Deva Kanda, Daksha Kanda and Upadesa Kanda. In the second
chapter of thefirst kanda, Vishnu at the request of Siva, assumes the form
of Vyasa and composes the eighteen puranas for the glorification of differ-
ent Devas. The Skanda-purana is said to have six sanhitas, Sanat Kumari-
ya, Siita, Brahmi, Vaisnavi, S'a'nkarl and Sauri sanhita's. This division
of the Parana does not, however, agree with that given in the Naradiva-
puran, which names the divisions as Iclmitâs and enumerates them as

24
186
follows Mahesvara, Vaishnava, Brahma, Kasi, Avanti, Nagara and

:
Prabhasa khandas. The Sambhaba kanda of this Sanhita goes over the
same ground as the Kumara Sambhava with slight differences in the de-
tails. The Asura who oppressed the Devas on this occasion is not Taraka
alone, but SWa Padma and others were associated with him. Mahadeva
had other sons Vahu, Vira Kesari, Vira Mahendra,
besides Karttika, "Vira
Vira Chandra, Vira Marttanda, Virantaka and Viradhira. Karttika was

brought from his native place, the S'aravana, a place full of reeds, to Kailasa
and he was and bought again. He fought with Indra and others,
sold
killed them and revived them. Narada killed an animal at a sacrifice and
a goat sprung out from its person. The goat disturbed the peace of the
three worlds, and Karttika made the goat his vahana, conveyance. Kartti-
ka then put Brahma into prison, from which the prisoner was rescued by
S'iva. Then S'iva's sons march forth to fight with Taraka and others.
Karttika kills Taraka. His wives lament his loss, and his son flies to his
brother Siirapadma to inform him of what had happened.

(Asura K&nda). Then follows a description of the birth and edu-
cation of the Asuras, Taraka and others. Their propitiation of Mahadeva

and of obtaining a boon from him. Their conquest of the devas and the
oppression of the three worlds. The connected stories of the fall of the
Vindya Mountain, the slaughter of Vatapi and the origin of the river
Gandaki are then given.
(Vira Kanda). Karttika proceeds to Lanka to fight with
S'lirapadma.
(Yuddha Ka"llda) kills him with his whole family.
(Deva Kanda). Karttikeya is then married. The story of Muchu-
kunda is given to glorify Karttikeya.
(Daksha K^nda). This kanda contains the description of the

well known destruction of Daksha's sacrifice
by S'iva.
(Upadea contains a description of Mount Kailasa.

Ka"nda)
It then goes on to find the reason
why the Asuras were so troublesome
to the Devas. The sacredness of the ashes of cremation, of the rudrak-
sha beeds, of the name of
S'iva, of the fast on Mondays, of the various
vows in honour of S'iva and his consort Parvati is the theme of a num-
ber of chapters. The consequences of devotion to S'iva, of hearing the
recitation of S'ivapurana, of and of wor-
acting against, of blaspheming
shipping S'iva, are then enumerated and a description given of the 25
forms of S'iva.
187
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190
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No. 4061. cTT3^*^fT I Substance, country-made paper, 16 x 4

inches. Folia, 68. Lines, 14 on a page. Extent, 2,320 slokas.
Character,
Bengali. Date, ? Place of deposit, Vegune, Zilla Yarddhamana, Sada-
nanda Bhattacharya. Appearance, decayed. Prose. Correct.
191
Tattva-Chandrik6. By Chandra-Sekhara. Gives the defini-

tion of Brahma and refutes the arguments of the Charvakas,
Bauddhas, Jainas, Naiyayikas, Saiikhyas, S'aivas and Mimdnsakas on
the subject of creation. The writer belongs to that school of the Vedan-
tists who believe Jiva to be part of Brahma and he levels his arguments
against the Dualists on the one hand and the Pantheists on the other.
He ascribes bondages to the result of beginning-less influence, Brahma
Narayana and Sachchidananda all these words meaning the same thing.
Beginning, ^nuazj 5rrrt irr*T ^fa^.H-^fas * 1
f^mr n
NO- 4062. ^*i3g^^*t ^ T

H^^n^'I I
paper, 14 x 5 inches. Folia, 75. Lines, 8 on a page. Extent, 1,788 slokas.
Character, Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Santipura, Eamanatha

Tarkaratna. Appearance, new. Verse. Incorrect.
Kshema-kutuhalam. By Kshema S'arma, the son of Manma-

tha, belonging to the Vaidya caste. The chapters are styled Utsavas
" Feasts." There are twelve of these in the work.
or The writer has
consulted the following authors. Gaun, Nala, Vagbhata, Bhima, Harita
and Susruta. The work treats of the art of
cookery. It shows that the
192
Hindus besides eating the numerous vegetables were in the habit of eating
the flesh of numerous animals, such as, goat, sheep, stag, &c. The different
processes of cooking flesh have been fully given. The date appears to be
1415 of the Vikrama era. The work was finished ou the 13th day of the
waning moon in the month of Karttika. It is an elaborate treatise on

Hindu cookery. H. P. S.
Beginning-
End.
193
Colophon.
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No. 4063. IW^rnTJ I

Nagara. Date, Place of deposit, Dhatri-grama, Zilla Varddhamana,

?
Prasannakumara Bhattacharya. Appearance, new. Prose. Incorrect.
A commentary by Nagessa, a dependent of

the Raja of S^ringavera, on the well-known but very difficult work on
Sanskrit rhetoric, entitled Rasagangadhara by Jagannatha Panditaraja.
Beginning- STWT TFHTC
End.
Colophon.
195
No- 4064. <4*KtfiM<yTf9I^fT I Substance, country-made paper,

13 X 3 inches. Folia, 22. Lines, 12 on a page. Extent, 693 slokas. Character,
Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Vegune, Zilla Barddhamana, Sada-

nanda Bhattacharya. verse and commentary.
Appearance, decayed. Text,
Prose. Correct.
Vakrokti-p&nchsik&- Fifty stanzas containing a dialogue

between Hara and Parvati. The work was composed by Ratnakara, a
great poet of Kashmir, who wrote an epic entitled Hara Yijaya. He
had the literary title of Vagisvara Vidyadhipati. The commentator
isVallabha Deva, son of ^nanda Deva, the minister who appears to
have lost his life in battle. Vallabha has left commentaries on S'isupala-
badha and other well-known poems.
Beginning.
End-
196
Colophon.
No. 4065. "STraT^ 5

I
Substance, country-made paper, 14 x 4f
Bengali. Date, ? Place of deposit, S'antipur, Eamanatha Tarkaratna.
Appearance, very decayed. Prose. Correct.
Nyaya-dipaka. A gloss on Vatsayana's bhdshya, (commentary)

on the Nyaya Sutras of Gautama by one Misaruka.
Beginning,
End.
:
f%^Tsri if?r ^
Colophon. ^ffT.- q
NO- 4066. SftSTC^ranCJ Substance, country-made paper, 16 x 4

I

Date, ? Place of deposit, Vegune, Zilla Barddhamana, Sada-
Bengali.
nanda Bhattacharya. Appearance, fresh. Prose. Incorrect.
Ny^ya-Ratn^kara. By Partha-sarathi Misra. A commentary

on the sloka-vdrttika by Rumania Bhatta which, again explains the
Savara-bhashya on the Mimansa aphorisms of Jaimini.
197
~
Beginning nft
fa 34 *S fa
End.
NO- 4067. sn^ferflgiri^^W I

Substance, country-made paper, IS x 5
Bengali. Date, ? Place of deposit, Yegune, Zilla Barddhamana Sada-

nanda Bhattacharya. Appearance, fresh. Prose and verse. Incorrect.
Pr^yaschitta-kutuhalam. By Ramachandra Bhatta. A trea-

tiseon expiatory ceremonies on the model of SYilapani's well-known work
the Prayaschitta-viveka. It treats of various kinds of sins and the
mode of expiating them.
Beginning. ^J
Uitfl fa <<
End
Colophon.
198
I ire JTTW^nm3fTf*|S| f
I ^ff%<4 f^.1 3^T^f*S|TleGj<rj

1 | ^fft^n t{<3\ f^l V^T'jfî'TlîSJ'r
| I
I T*TT^*U55HTTf?[*^^T^f^fTf=fiSf ;r 1
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NO. 4068- T^^T^TT5T^TK n 5

I Substance, countrymade paper, 14
Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, S'antipura, Eamanatha Tarkaratna.
Appearance, new. Prose. Incorrect.
Vidvachchitta-prasadini. A commentary on S'ankarachar-

ya's well-known treatise entitled Shatpadi Stotra. By Kavi Saroja-
nandatirtha a disciple of Vaikunthanandatirtha. The commentator con-
sulted the commentaries on the work existing in his time.
Beginning.
Colophon. ?fr
199
No- 4069- ^praref% :

I
Nagara. Date, SM. 1847. Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of India.
Sugama'-vritti. A commentary on the Gautamaprichchha. It

is dated Sam vat 1318.
Beginning. ^K f^ra vnjr^l IKSJIII Tj<aTiri<*i i
It
End-
Colophon.
NO. 4070. HT*reW*r :

|
Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of India,
Grahayajna-prayoga. A gloss on As'valayna's Grihya Sutra.
Beginning.
End.
200
Colophon.
No. 4071. nnT*95n I Substance, country-made paper, 9x4

inches. Folia, 20. Extent, 325 slokas. Character,
Lines, 10 on a page.
Graha-maklia-prayoga. On the details of domestic rights.
Beginning.
End'
Colophon.
J' I
No. 4072. *i*iiM<eiHf'l^c[

J Substance, country-made paper, 10 x 4
Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit. Calcutta, Government of India.
Appearance, new. Prose and verse. Incorrect.
Ganapatjnipanishat. On the divinity of Ganesa.
Beginning.
End-
I
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Colophon. Tf*f
201
No. 4073. JH^î^^faiT I Substance, country-made paper,
5| x 3| inches. Folia, 25. Lines, 7 on a page. Extent, 98 slokas.

of India. Appearance, old. Prose. Correct.
Gayatri-sahasra-nama-stotra. A hymn in a thousand epi-

thets of the holy verse Gayatryi. Anonymous.
Beginning, flwm snr- t
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End. T
<4diid srry^rTi r ^TP?; u
sf^jî^
Colophon. ?
NO. 4074. jtfrra TR ^ftf9T?;*T I

paper, 9| x 4 inches. Folia, 13. Lines, 8 on a page. Extent, 19S slokas.
SM. 1645. Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government
^âtaftJiilSjiL*- Date,
of India. Appearance, decayed. Verse. Generally correct,
Gobhili-pariSlShta. An
appendix to the aphorisims of Gohhila
on the domestic rites of the Hindus.
Beginning-
26
202
End.
Colophon.
No. 4075. v s \
i^'Ctfq'^T^fw^fcT^fl'cfT I Substance, country-made paper, 10 x 4


Appearance, old. Text, verse. Magadhi. Commentary. Prose and verse
Sanskrit. Correct.
Guru-gTiria-shattrin6ika, or Guru-guna-shattrinat-shat
trinsika"-sutra, Kuladipikakhya-vivriti sahita. On the virtues
of Guru in 36 stanzas, with the gloss of Eatuasekhara. The text
in Prakrit and the loss in Sanskrit.
Beginning. ^Hrar:,
U
203
End-
Colophon,
No- 4076. ^"JflHT^T^fT I

Substance, ->ountrj-made paper, 10 x 4
inches. Folia, 49. Lines, 17 on a page. Extent, 2,600 slokas.
Character,
Kagara. Date. ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of India.

204
Guna-mala'-tika'- A commentary on the* Jaina treatise called

the Guna-mala.
Beginning.
Colophon.
NO. 4077- T^^Jf ^TTflt'W^ I Substance, country-madepaper,12|
X 3| inches. Folia, 6. Lines, 7 on a page. Extent, 118 slokas. Character,
Bengali. Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of India.

Appearance, fresh. Verse. Generally correct.
Guru-sahasra-nama-Stotra' A
thousand epithets strung in a
hymn in praise of Guru. An extract of the Sanmohana Tantra,

205
Beginning, v
End-
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NO. 4078- ^Jt^pPaW I Substance, country-made paper, 13 x 3|

inches. Folium, 1. Lines, 11 Extent, 20 slokas. Character, Bengali. Date,
? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of India, Appearance, Fresh,
Verse, Incorrect.
S'riguru-stOtra. A hymn in praise of Guru. An extract from
the Nigama-sara.
Beginning,
TTT
firaflr
End.
II
206
Colophon. Tft
No. 4079. "frW^ I

Substance, country-made paper, 13 X 3

S'ri Guru-kavacha. An amulet bearing the name of Guru.

An extract from the Nigama-yoga-sara.
Beginning.
End.
4080- Jrt^'Pf I Substance, country-made paper, 13j x 3|

inches. Folium, 1. Lines, 10. Extent, 37 slokas. Character, Bengal.
Date ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of India. Appearance,
fresh. Verse. Incorrect.
Gum-kavacha. On the same subject as the preceding, but by a
different author. An extract from the Samaya Tantra.
Beginning- f
End. ^dî *TT<j<i ^ iftr
^f^
Colophon. TT
No- 4081. JPnilftfff^ra I

Substance, country-made paper, 13 jX3|
inches. Folium, 1. Lines, 6 on a page. Extent, 10 slokas. Character,
Guru- pan kti-kavacha. On the succession of Gurus.
Beginning.
End-
Colophon.
NO- 4082. ^pflli

I
Substance, country-made paper, 19} x 3|
Guru-kundali. Mystical diagrams consecrated to Guru. An

extract from the Guru Tantra.
Beginning,
208
End.
Coloplion. Tfr
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No. 4083- Jnp&WSTTlw '

X 3| inches. Folia, 9. Lines, 8 on a page. Extent, 133 slokas. Character,
Appearance, fresh. Verse. Generally correct.
Guru-sahasra-nama-stotra. On the same subject as the
preceding. An extract from the Nigama Yoga-sara.
Beginning-
209
End-
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No- 4084. 3RWIR!^^Î4{, BI^l (^*ilTflf'
^T Substance, :
I
country-made paper, 11 x 5 inches. Folia, 13. Lines, 13 15 on a page.
Extent, 590 slokas. Character, Xagara. Date, SM. 1856. Place of deposit,
Calcutta, Government of India. Appearance, old. Prose and verse. Incorrect.
Kuvalayananda-khandana or Alankara-sara-sthiti- A
rhetorical disquisitionon differences of opinion regarding the Kuvalaya-
nanda. By Bhimasena Dikshita who flourished in the reign of Ajit
Siiiha of Jodhapus.
Beginning- ( \
)
fV*jijj-
Colophon,
No. 4085. 3ga^TWTIT I

KH x 44 inches. Folia, 5. Lines, 11 on a page. Extent, 157 slokas.
of India. Appearance, fresh. Terse. Incorrect.
Jyotisha-mani-mala- On astrological calculations.

27
210
Beginning.
End-
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5
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Substance,
Naâra. Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of India. Ap-

Verse. Correct.
pearance, fresh.
Jvara-Santi On the cure of fevers according to Garga-Sanhita.
Beginning.
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End.
Colophon.
P? O. 4087. ffl^t?T^^?:nfTt I
Hi X 4 inches. Folia, 16. Lines, 10 on page. Extent, 40 slokag.
of India. Appearance, fresh. Prose. Correct.
Jaiminiya-Slitra-vritti. Commentary on the aphorisms of
Jaimini on astrological calculations. By Krishtananda'Sarasvati.

211
Beginning 9hn
End-
Colophon.
No. 4088. 5T5T?TlTinfTl5'^r :

I Substance, country-made paper,
11 x -U inches. Folia, 3. Lines, 9 on a page. Extent, 38 slokas. Character,
XaXira. Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of India.
Prose. Incorrect.
Appearance, new.
Janamra-Santi-prayOga. On certain mystic rites for the
of overcoming epidemics performed according to directions

purpose
given by Garga.
, 37
End-
Colophon. Tfr
NO- 4089. sf^FsT- I

inches. Folium, 1. Lines, 32. Extent, G4 ilokas. Character, Nagara
212

Ishti-kala. On appropriate times for the performance of sacrifices.

By Pandita Damodara.
Beginning. H$ni*i^n i 3frf*r^n i
End-
Colophon.
No. 4090- fTSJIT^T I Substance, country-made paper, 12f X 5

inches. Folia, 68. Lines, 9 10 on a page. Extent, 2,066 slokas. Charac-
ter, Nagara. Date, SK. 1744. Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of
India. Appearance, fresh. Prose and verse. Generally correct.
H^yana-ratna- Astrological calculations. By Balabhadra, son

of Damodara. Written in the year 1551 of some era the name of which
is lost
owing to a lacuma.
Beginning, '
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End.
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213
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NO. 4091- ^trfa^H" I Substance, country-made paper, 8 x 3|

Nagara. Date, Sir. 1911. Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of India.
Hayagriva-Stotra. A hymn to Hayagriva. By Venkatanatha

Vedantacharya.
Beginning. vt
NO. 4092. ^rXJfT^JCl%UTran:IWT^TS?rJ Substance, country,

|
made paper, 12 x 5| inches. Folia, 3. Lines, 12 on a page. Extent,

48 slokas. Character, Xagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta,
Government of India. Appearance, decayed. Terse. Incorrect.
Haridr^-churna-vidhana-dharana-mahatmya Of sec-
tarial marks with turmeric.
214
Beginning
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NO- 4O93- ^f^cTlf^T^m''!!

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10 x 4 inches. Folia, 2. Lines, 9 on a page. Extent, 32 slokas. Character,

? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of India. Appear-
Nagara. Date,
ance, old. Prose and verse. Incorrect.
Haritalik^-pdja- On directions regarding the performance of
the Haritalika.
Beginning.
End.
(?)
215
Coloplion-
NO- 4O94. Substance, country-made paper,
9 X 4i inches. Folia, 5. Lines, 10 on a page. Extent, 118 slokas.
? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government

Character, Nagara. Date,
Verse. Very incorrect.
of India. Appearance, fresh.
Haritalika-vrata-katM. A legend regarding the origin of the

above fast. An extract from the last section of Bhavishya-Purdna.
Beginning,
!
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NO. 4O95. ff^S^fq^Tj^TffW'WTfai^! Substance, country-
made paper, 9 x 4 inches. Folia, 11. Lines, 10 on a page. Extent, 110

slokas. Character, Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Govern-
ment of India. Appearance, old. Verse. Generally correct.
Hillaja-dipika, or Hillaja-tajika- Astronomical calculations
according to Rornaka and other astronomers. By Nrisiiilia

Daivajna.
216
Beginning,
End-
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Colophon- ffT f%wi5iftfw
NO- 4096- flWT5TcTTf5W^ I Substance, country-made paper,
11 X 4| inches. Folia, 15. Lines, 9 on a page. Extent, 350 slokas.
Character, Nagara. Date, SM. 1915. Place of deposit, Calcutta, Govern-
ment of India. Appearance, new. Verse. Very incorrect.
Hill&ja-t^jika- On astrological calculations.
Beginning-
^ (?)
217
End
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Colophon,
NO- 4097. f^|^lrtW?tWnflWl I

10 x -H inches. Folia, ^7. Lines, 11 on a page. Extent, 154

paper,
slokas. Date, SM. 1S40. Place of deposit, Calcutta,
Character, Nagara.
Prose. Incorrect.
Government of India. Appearance, fresh.
Chitra-mimansa-gti3artha-praksik. A commentary on
Valkrishna Paigunda's poem called Giida'rthaprakas'ika.
Beginning. ( MJ^' TTO i

)
End-
Colophon
No- 4098. !\f*W^^ I Substance, country-made paper, 10 x 4^

inches. Folia, 65. Lines, 10 on a page. Extent, 600 slokas. Character.
Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of India. Ap-

pearance,
Kritya-manjari. A digest of the Smriti rules regarding Feasts
and Fasts during a year. By Vapu Bhatta of Phanase on the south

bank of Krishna in the S'aka year 1640.
28
218
Beginning.
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219
NO- 4099. ^nrÎ^^*rT5I?T Substance, country-made paper, 8| x

I
6 inches. Folia, 91. Lines, 17 18 on a page. Extent, 1,195 slokas. Charac-
ter, Bengali. Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of India ,
Appearance, new. Prose. Incorrect.
Kapilasutra-bhashya. A commentary on theAphorisims of

the Sankhya system.
Beginning.
vjrar^r f^*y*iu?rf f^rr
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End-
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NO- 4100. ^^cT^^l<qi I

Ap-
fresh. Prose. Incorrect.
pearance,
220
Kalpataru-vykhy6. A commentary on the Vedanta Kalpa-

taru.
Beginning.
rfrft
shy ft MUM
End.
No. 4101- JUH^tflS | Substance, country-made paper, 8| x 4

inches. Folia, 8. Lines, 9 on a page. Extent, 109 slokas. Character

pearance, old. Prose. Incorrect.
Ganalioma. A description of Ganahoma according to Baudhayana.
Beginning.
End. iwa irer^r viw^pr:

1
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221
NO. 4102. g*5fTiSl5 I Substance, country-made paper, 85 x 4

Kagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of India

Vaisvjlnaryya- Rules regarding Vaisvanarya sacrifice, according

to Baudhiiyana.
Beginning. i tjfa<v*w
End-
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No. 4103. i^^^l^ | Substance, country-made paper, 10 x 4^

inches. Folia, 110. Lines, 12 13 on a page. Extent, 3,849 slokas. Char-
acter Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of India
Appearance, decayed. Verse. Incorrect.
Briddha-yavana. A Civil astrology.
Beginning.
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country-made paper, 10| x 4| inches. Folia, 44. Lines, 10 on a page.

Extent, 1,143 slokas. Character, Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit,
Calcutta, Government of India. Appearance, decayed. Prose and verse.
Correct.
Praudha-pratpa-m6rtanda, or Kala-nirnaya-saAgraha
A digest of various Feasts
and Fasts. By Prataprudra.
Beginning.
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223
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inches. Folia, 51. Lines, 21 23 on a page. Extent, 8,068 slokas. Char-
acter, Kagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of

India. Appearance, new. Verse. Generally correct.
Anekartha-kosa. A standard Dictionary of Synonyms and

Antonyms in Sanskrit.
Beginning. ^1$*^ w- 1
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Colophon. T^T ^PTTT: n
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country-made puper, 10 x 4 inches. Folia, 31. Lines, 9 on a page. Extent,

721 Slokas. Character, Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta,
Government of India. Appearance, fresh. Prose and verse. Incorrect.
Kinj3a-man<Japa-siddhi, or Kmj<Ja-siddhi, Vy^khyî-

satlita Some Sama hymns designed for reading on altars, with
explanations. By Bitthala Dikshita.
Beginning
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NO- 4107- gi'UKSsVl*'' I Substance, country-made Raper, 8| x 4

Appearance, old. Prose, Incorrect.
. On a fire-offering with
pumpkins as direc-
ted by Bodhayana.
*
Beginning.
228
End.
Colophon.
No. 4108. qRi<5ri*cW| I

Substance, country-made paper, 10 x 4f
inches. Folia, 8. Lines, 10 11 on a page. Extent, 225 lokas. Charac-
ter, Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of India.
Appearance, new. Prose and verse. Incorrect.
Kokil^-vrata. On the Kokilavrata as described in the Varaha-
purana.
Beginning, ft: i
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End.
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NO. 4109. ^T^r'Ninsrg'tfT I


ment of India. Appearance, old. Prose and verse. Generally correct.
K&Lanirnaya-chandrik6. The division of time for religious

ceremonies.
Beginning-
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229
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No. 4110. H'sM^
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Substance, country-made paper, 11 x 4^
inches. Folia, 181. Lines, 13 on a page. Extent, 6,142 Slokas. Character.
Kalpadru-kalikri. On days suited for particular ceremonies.

An explanation of the Jain Kalpasiitra.
Beginning,
230
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231
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No. 4111. tjf6W3liSIJTTfT I

paper, 8 X 3| inches. Folia, 10. Lines, 8 on a page. Extent, 112 Slokas.
Character. Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government
Kun<Ja-mancJape-pachima-dva'rasa"ma. Sama hymns ap-

propriate to the western gate of an altar.
Beginning.
TOT SfT
End*
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No. 4112. ^Jiq^^rw^fa* I

6j x 3i inches. Folia, 11. Lines, 8 on a page. Extent, 120 slokas.

of India. Appearance, fresh. Verse. Correct.
Suryya-sahasrana'ma-stotra. A hymn in god

praise of the
Suryya in 1000 epithets. An extract from the Bhavishyotara purana.
Beginning.
End.
Colophon.
No. 4113- trerffo^reirawt? I

7| x 8| inches. Folia, 33. Lines, 7 on a page. Extent, 252 slokas.
Character, Nagara. Date, SK. 1707 SM, 1836. Place of deposit, Calcutta,
Government of India. Appearance, fresh. Verse. Generally correct.
Bhava'ni-sahasrana'ma-stotra. A hymn to Bhavani in 1000

epithets as given in the Rudrayamala Tautra.
Beginning.
!*l<Jlfi % it
End.
Colophon.
5.
233
No- 4114 ^fa*15n5Sl*ftJr: I

Substance, country-made paper, 8| x
Kagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of India. Ap-
pearance, old. Prose. Generally correct.
Jfvachchhraddha-prayoga On the rituals for the performance

of the S'raddha for the living. By Narayana Bhatta, son of Ramesvara
Bhatta. Compiled from the Brahma and other Puranas.
Beginning.
End.
Colophon.
NO- 4115. ^<ill*ff t

I Substance, country-made paper, 10| x 4
inches. Folium, 1. Lines, 22. Extent, 21 slokas. Character, Nagara,
Date ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of India. Appearance,
fresh. Prose. Generally correct.
Jvara-santi Charms for the cure of fever. Anonymous.
Beginning-
End-
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NO- 4116. f^'ff^fTfTl* M JSf<T : Substance, country-made paper,

I I

30
234

of India. Appearance, old. Prose. Generally correct.
Vivaprakaik-paddhati. An elaborate digest of various

rites, ceremonies and expiations. By Visvanath Bhatta the son of
Purushottama Bhatta, the grandson of Trivikrama and the great-grand-
son of Narayanacharyya belonging to the Parasara gotra. Vis'vanath
had two sons Narayana and Kasinatha.
Beginning.
235
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paper, 12 x 3| inches. Folia, 184. Lines, 8 on a page. Extent, 7,432

Government of India. Appearance, new. Prose. Incorrect.
Udyota or K&vya-pradipavidyota. Notes on a commentary

on the Govinda Thakkura's Kavyapradipa. By Nagesa Bhatta the son
of S'iva Bhatta by Sati. The work was written under the patronage
of Kama the king of S'rtngavera,
Beginning.
f?r:
End-
237
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No. 4118. M^^yi^P^TilRqsf^'-, ^T fa^m-jefci: I

Substance,
country-made paper, 8f x 3 inches. Folia, 26. Lines, 5 on a page.
Extent, 251 slokas. Character, Nagara. Date, SM. 18J8. Place of
deposit, Calcutta, Government of India. Appearance, old. Prose.
Incorrect.
Shadabda-prayaschittadi-paddhati ALIAS Kriya'-pad-

dhati Expiations for accidents, and omissions of different rites and
ceremonies.
Beginning'
TrHT
End
Colophon
NO- 4119- M^l^3^ni[: I

inches. Folia, 66, Lines, 10 on a page. Extent, 1,500 slokas. Character,
Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of India
Appearance, old. Prose. Generally correct.
238
An exposition of the Pratisakhya of Katya-

na of the Kanva S'akha by Anauta Bhatta the son of Nagadeva by
Bhagirathi.
Beginning. ( TOPFT fifcr i
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End.
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JJ^^T^W: I
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paper, 10 Lines,
slokas. Character, Nagara. Date, SK. 1 756. Place of deposit, Calcutta,
Government of India Appearance, fresh. Prose and verse. Generally

correct.
Miilyadhyaya AIIAS Mulya-sangraha. A summary of the

fines ordained in the Smritis for various ceremonial rites by Bapu Bhatta.
Beginning.
TT
239
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End-
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NO- 4121. Substance, country-made paper,

Character, Nagava. Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of
India. Appearance, new. Prose. Incorrect.
Mahdeva-paricharyy&-prayoga Rules for the service of

Mahadeva. By Sureavara.
Beginning-
End
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NO- 4122- ^ra?Rim I

Substance, Country-made paper, 10 x 4

240
Laghu-vivarana. A commentary of the Kalamadbaviya.
Beginning.
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End-
Colophon.
NO- 4123 lif^ltîn I

Substance, country.made yellow paper, 19
x 3f inches. Folia, 99. Lines, 7 on a page. Extent, 3,001 slokas. Cha-
racter, Bengali. Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of

Prose. Incorrect.
India. Appearance, new.
Kavinandikri A commentary on the Kavyaprakasa-tika.

Beginning. * n
241
End.
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No. 4124. i
Substance,
country-made paper, 7x3} inches. Folia, 29. Lines, 5 on a page.
Extent. 172 slokas. Character, Xagara. Date, ? Place of deposit,
Calcutta, Government of India. Appearance, fresh. Prose. Very incorrect.
Kasi-nityayatra-paddhati ALIAS Chaturddesa-yatra- A

tourist's guide to Benares, describing especially the fountains and
principal Courts, and on the propriety of daily visiting certain sacred
places in Benares. The language does not appear to be correct Sanskrit

but a mixture of Sanskrit and some form of Prakrit.
Beginning-
31
242
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N%ara. Date, SM. 1732. Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of India.

Appearance, old. Prose and verse. Correct.
Kavya-vilitsa. On ornaments in poetical composition. Incom-

plete. Author unknown.
Beginning. **m ^fefrwr^ mT^^r^ srrf% i
End.
Colophon.
No. 4126- 3nnT5I3cl*T Substance, country-made paper, 8 x 4| inches.

|
Folia, 4. Lines, 13 on a page. Extent, 71 slokas. Character, Nagara.

fresh. Prose and verse. Generally correct.
Kushma"nda-vrata. On a religious ceremony with a pumkin

Padma Purana.
as enjoined in the
Beginning, ^lumre n?; i <*m

243
WffWT
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3| inches. Folia, 6. Lines, 10 on a page. Extent, 118 lokas. Character,
_-ara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of India.
Karirishti-prayoga. On a Vedic sacrifice called the Karmshti.
Beginning-
End- A^lfaJ^TsWT'g ^?fst I 1flM*HII<f
Colophon.
NO- 4128. WH3inftrf5rfar: I

10 x 5 inches. Folia, 72. Lines, 10 on a page. Extent^, 1,664 slokas.
ment of India. Appearance, fresh. Prose and verse. Correct.

244
Kthaka"gni-prayOga. On cremation according to the direction

of the rules of Baudhayana.
By Bapu Bhatta the son of Mahadeva
Kelakara of Phanshi in the Saka year 1734.
Beginning. ffa^Nrro snr: i
End.
NO- 4129. î^Tf^^lirTW^tJ Substance, country-made paper, 10 x

I

Kalpakiranavali. A commentary on the Jain Kalpa Sutra.

245
Beginning f^refr TR;
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fresh. Prose. Incorrect.

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Grihya-Slitra. Homas on the occasion of marriages, &c.
Beginning,
End-
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246
NO- 4131. Wrer^HTfofa 5

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Substance, country-made paper,! 1 x 5|
inches. Folium, 1. Lines, 11. Extent, 14 slokas. Character, Nagara.
old. Verse. Correct.
Ma'nasa-sna'na-Vidhi- On certain optional bathing ceremony.
Beginning.
End.
Colophon
NO- 4132. *^nTW^cT*T | Substance, country-made paper, 9 x 3|

inches. Folia, 3. Lines, 8 on a page. Extent, 52 Slokas. Character,
Naâra. Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of India.
Appearance, old. Verse. Generally correct.
Malam&sa-vrata. Optional fast on intercalary months.
Beginning.
'247
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NO- 4133. *rfRI*llfown?T, ^T H^T^T^rH I

Substance, coun-
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50 slokas. Character, Nagara. Date, SK. 1750. Place of deposit, Calcutta,
Gorernment of India. Appearance, fresh. Prose, Incorrect.
Mahav&kyrirtha-vivarana or Mahava'kya. On certain

adualistic formula with a commentary by Sankaraeharya.
Beginning
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248
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4,100 slokas. Character, Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta,
Government of India. Appearance, decayed. Prose and verse. Incorrect.
Karmatattva-pradipika' ALIAS Lghu-paddhati. On the
expositions of certain religious fasts and ceremonies. By Krishna the

son of Pureshottama.
Beginning.
I!
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End
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Nagara. Date, SK. 1758. Place of deposit, S'antipura, Pandit Ramanatha
Tarkaratna another copy at Calcutta, Government of India. Appearance,
;
new. Prose. Correct.
Sarvanukramanika. An Index to the White Yajur Veda of

the Madhyandina school by Katyuyana one of the most noted names
of the Vedic Period. The Yajur Veda being written in prose, has no
metre, so the index gives only the Rishi to whom a mantra is re-
vealed and the Devata or the subject of a mantra. This work
also gives an index of the Anuvakas or or lectures of the
chapters
White Yajur Veda,
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32
250
End
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stance, country-made paper, 8x4 inches. Folia, 3. Lines, 9 on a page.

Calcutta, Government of India. Appearance, fresh. Prose. Generally
correct.
Maribhayanti ALIAS Janama"ra-sa*nti. This is a work

which, deals with certain mystic rites and ceremonies for stamping
out destructive epidemic diseases or plagues. The ceremonies are
to be performed in the manner prescribed in the Vidhanamala, a work
on Hindu law and ritual.
Beginning. ^rerat
End
251
No. 4137.
Substance, English paper, 8f x 4 inches. Folia, -45. Lines, 9 on a page.
Calcutta, Government of India. Appearance, fresh. Prose. Incorrect.
Maha'deva-paricharyya'-sutra-vyakliya ALIAS Upacha'ra-

shodaâ-ratnama'la. This is a commentary on Baudhayaua's
chapter on the worship of S'iva, by Suresvaresvara, the disciple of
Raghuruma Tirtha.
Beginning
End
IT I^T ^grT-' firfT I
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Character,
Nagara. Date, SM. 1GGO. Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of India.

252
Mrig^reshtihotra. The process of performing a particular

ceremony named the Mrigaresti.
Beginning
End TO
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NO. 4139. ^^jfacf^TOT Substance, country-made paper, 9 x 4|

|

\
Verse. Incorrect.
Appearance, fresh.
Lakshmi-vrata-kathji. The story of the spread of the wor-

ship of the goddess of fortune and the process of performing that
worship on the night of the full-moon of the month of Asvin. People
should keep up that night and pass their time in gambling. This
is given from the Sanatkumara Sanhita.
Beginning
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End
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253
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Substance, country.
made paper, 9x5 inches. Folia, 21. Lines, 8 on a page. Extent, 273
glokas. Character, Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta,
Government of India. Appearance, fresh. Yerse. Incorrect.
Lifiga-paddhati ALIAS S'ivalinga-puja-vidhi. The process

of worshipping the emblem of S'iva made of earth. Such an em-
blem is worshipped daily by almost every brahman.
Beginning ^Wi^ TJT-* t ffa^TsffaTsro TH; i ? i f$'i fim f^ r ^ i fa fe
End
Colophon
No- 4141.
of India. Appearance, fresh. Prose. Incorrect.
Apatnikadha'na-nirnaya The process of performing sacri-

fice in honour of the gods Agni and Soma. In this sacrifice the
sacrificer may light the fire without the help of his wife.
Beginning
254
End
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Substance, country-
made paper, 8| x 3^ inches. Folia, 42. Lines, 10 on a page. Extent,
Government of India. Appearance, old. Prose. Generally correct.
Kamya-yaga-prayoga ALIAS Traidhataviya-prayoga. The

process of performing optional ceremonies with the object of gaining
some advantage thereby. The work includes some obligatory cere-
monies too.
Beginning ^
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End
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NO. 4143. ^W^SRSjSlirwf^l Substance, country-made

paper, 9|- X 3^ inches. Folia, 6. Lines, 2 on a page. Extent, 924
Slokas. Character, Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta,
Government of India. Appearance, old. Prose and verse. Incorrect.
Mangala-puja-vidhi, ALIAS Bhauma-vrata. The process of
worshipping the planet Maiigal or Mars. Both males and females

are enjoined to worship the deity on Tuesdays in the morning. It
is a charm for the cure of diseases.
Beginning
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No. 4144 WÎJl*Mfdsfc*4* I Substance, country-made paper, 6x4

indies. Folia, 74. Lines, 8 on a page. Extent, 814 slokas. Character,
Nagara. Date, r Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of Imiia.
Appearance, old. Prase and Terse. Incorrect.
Maha-ganapati-krama- The process of worshipping Maha-

ganapati, Vidyasiva and Atman.
Beginning wi^ ^j: i 44îJ^m<f an?; F
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No. 4145. I Jltll^:

Substance, country-made paper, S x 4
inches. Folia, 3.
Lines, 8 on a page. Extent, 23 slokas. Character, .
-ira. Date, SK. 1750. Place of deposit, Calcutta, Gorernment of India-

256
Matha"mnya. It treats of the variety of customs and tradi-

tions prevalent in the seven principal monasteries or matlis, such as
the S'arada-math, &c.
Beginning & *pft
(?) I
End
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NO- 4146- <R^Tt%B'fl^T^r'5 Substance, country-made paper,

I
11 X 4 inches. Folia, 10. 13 on a page. Extent, 341 slokas.

Lines,
ment of India. Appearance, old. Verse. Incorrect.
Maha"-vishnur-mahstiiti. A hymn to the great Vishnu by
Jayakrishna, the disciple of Benkatakrishna, the son of Padrna-
natha and the grandson of Harinatha, an inhabitant of the capital of
S'iva, i. e., Benares.
Beginning
End
257
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No. 4147- TTf^T^ttT^7T I Substance, country-made paper, 10 x5

inches. Folium, 1. Lines, 30. Extent, 86 slokas.
Character, Nagara.
old. Verse. Incorrect.
Mahalakshmi-stotra. A hymn to the goddess of wealth.
Beginning
End
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Substance, conntry-made paper,
10 x 4 inches. Fob'a, 10. Lines, 7 on a page. Extent. 135 slokas.
of India. Appearance, new. Verse. Correct.
33
258
Mahalinga'rchchana-vidhi. Two chapters from the S'iva-
purana, viz., the 20th and the 21st which, treat of the worship of the
emblem of S'iva.
Beginning *
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End ^T 3 ^ ^ T*rewro f%fsrsrr
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"NO- 4149. 'JT^'^HT'WtpTT^'' I

6x4 inches. Folia, 6. Lines, 8 on a page. Extent, 32 slokas. Character,
Appeai-ance, old. Verse. Incorrect.
Mrityunjaya-m^nasa-pnja'vidhi. The process of mentally
worshipping Mrityunjaya which is only another form of S'iva.

The worship has this peculiarity that no external offerings need
be made. The offerings are given only mentally,
Beginning
259
End
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Substance, countrj-made paper,
11x3^ inches. Folia, 5. Lines, 7 on a page. Extent, 63 slokas. Character,
Maimi-m6htmya-vrata The story of the spread of the

worship of S'iva by a vow of silence and the process of performing
the worship. This is taken from the Skandapurana.
Beginning
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End
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No. 4151- TTfirarflH'^TOfa^ I

Substance, conntry-made paper,
6 x 2| inches. Folia, 5. Lines, 5 on a page. Extent, 28 lokas.

Manikarnik-Stotra. A hymn for the glorification of Mani-

karnika a holy place in Benares, the touch of the water of which
procures salvation.
Beginning
261
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No- 4152. *T*Sprfv Substance, country-made paper, 10 x 4|

:
I

Appearance, new. Verse. Correct.
Mandala-vidhi- A yati is enjoined to draw the mystic form

of a square or other figures below the plate from which he eats.
These figures are supposed to keep off worms, &c.
Beginning
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End
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9x5
inches. Folia, 208. Lines, 12 on a page. Extent, 4,992 slokas. Cha-
India. Appearance, decayed. Prose and verse. Incorrect.
Maharnava. It treats of the various diseases

produced by the
commission of various sins. The expiation of these sins with a
view to the cure of these diseases.' By Madana, a
Raja, who dedi-
262
cated many and groves to the use of the public. He emulated

wells
the fame of Bhoja Raja by writing books. He had two
well-known
sons, viz., Prithvimalla and

Mandhatd.
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208
NO- 4154. ^^t^^^T' | Substance, country-made paper, 12 x

5f inches. Folia, 49. Lines, 8 on a page. Extent, 1,053 slokas. Character,
fresh. Prose and verse. Very incorrect.

Appearance,
Kavindra-chandrodaya. An Anthology by Kavindra Chandra.

from a large number of poets and a prasasti of
It contains extracts
the compiler in prose and verse.
Beginning g^^farra ^ sft
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End
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Kalpa-sangraha. This is a Jaina work in Sanskrit with a

large number of Jaina Prakrita expressions interspersed. It con-
tains accounts of Parsvanatha Neminatha, Adinatha and others.
It contains also the Sthairravalicharita, that is, the biographical
accounts of the Ancient Jaina elders. It is an abstract of the
Kalpasutta in Jaina Prakrita which gives the process of a certain
form of worship named Paryyushana which commences from the
day of the waxing moon.
fifth
Beginning
264
End
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Substance, country-made paper, 10| x 4|
Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Yodasonako, Calcutta, Babu Pra-
tapachandra Ghosha. Appearance, old. Prose. Incorrect.
Agnihotra-homa. A
on the subject of the perfor-
treatise
mance of the Agnihotra-hoina or oblation to fire by Brahmans
belonging to A'pastamba's S'hakha or school.
Beginning
End
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265
No 4157. ^lsr?T^^P*T Substance, country-made paper, 10 x -H

I

Nagara. Date, SM. 1828. Place of deposit, Yodasnako, Calcutta, Babu
Pratapachandra Ghosba. Appearance, old. Prose, few verse. Generally

correct.
Agnihotra-karma The nature of the Agnihotra sacrifice,

the proper time and the capability for it8 performance and other
matters connected with it.
Beginning.
find.
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) Substance,
country-made paper, 10 x 4| inches. Folia, 35. Lines, 7 on a pa?e
Extent, 40 L slokas. Character, Nagara. Date, SM. 1874. Place of de-
posit, Calcutta, Government of India. Appearance, old. Prose, few verses,

Incorrect.
Antyeshti-prayoga, OR Ekadasaha-kritya-dana. Enume-

rates gifts to be made to Brahmans on the eleventh day after the
death of a relative. Some of these are a S'alagrdma stone :
Vanaliilga stone, boats, elephants, horses, books, rudrdkslia beeds

cars, &o.
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266
End-
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Substance, countrj-made paper,
10 X 4| inches. Folia, 133. Lines, 8 on a page. Extent, 1,921 slokas.
ment of India. Appearance, fresh. Prose. Very incorrect.
Baudhayana-stitra-vyakhytf. A commentary on some of

Baudhayana's sutras.
Beginniug.
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End-
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267
No. 4160. ^cfK^^d'r'W I

4 inches. Folia, 25. Extent, 621 slokas.
Lines, 9 on a page. Character,
Devi-rahasya-tantra. A work on the worship of the Sun (?)
Beginning. ( ftt**w i
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End.
Colophon.
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No. 4161. 5ffi*9*!i!Jrir: Substance, country-made paper, 19 x 3f
inches. Folia, 42. Lines, 7 8 on a page. Extent, 520 slokas. Cha-
India. Appearance, old. Prose and verse. Incorrect.
Danakhanda-prayoga. The process of making gifts of

various sorts, such as that of gold, elephants, horses, white horses,
in the Kali Yuga.
Beginning.
5HST
End. **rf
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269
No. 4162. ^Ror9T*lir I

9| x 6 inches. Folia, 4. Lines, 15 on a page. Extent, 135 slokas.
Character, Nagara. Date, SK. 1753. Place of deposit, Calcutta, Govern-
ment of India. Appearance, fresh. Prose and verse. Incorrect.
Darapati-pajana-vidhi This \vork describes, in the manner

prescribed in Karmavipaka, the process of worshipping a married
Brahman couple (Dampati = husband and wife).
Beginning.
T 0ffl I
End.
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NO. 4163. ^fi*rT*g*T i
Sahstance, conntry-made paper, 7x4

Nagara. Date, SK. 1738. Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of
DevisAkta-bhashya A commentarj on the Devisuktarn.
270
Beginning,
End. i wi^f wrq.- n
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No. 4164. Substance,
country-made paper, 10 x 4| inches. Folia, 3. Lines, 14 15 on a page.

Extent, 51 31okas. Character, Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Cal-
cutta, Government of India. Appearance, old. Prose and verse. Incorrect.
Da6nga-lalit&-vrata OR Daaratha-lalita'-vrata. The

process of performing the religious ceremony named Dashdtfga-
lalitd-vrata as given in the Uttara Khanda of the Bhavishyapurana.
Beginning,
End.
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Appearance, decayed. Prose and verse. Incorrect.

271
Jirnoddhara-vidhi. The process of repairing palaces, images

of gods and goddesses as given in the work of Trivikraina.
Beginning,
End.
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No. 4166- ^nrrrnc^fr I

.
Character,
Nagara. Date, Stf. 1824. Place of deposit, Yodasnako, Calcutta, Babu
Pratapachandra Ghosha. Appearance, old. Verse, few prose. Generally

correct.
Kapardi-k^rika- The
process of performing pitrimedha or
sraddha ceremony as given in the Kapardibhashya of the sutras of
^pastamba.
Beginning.
End.
Colophon.
272
No. 4167.
made paper, 9x4
snroWWT, 31
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Substance, country-
t
inches. Folia, 129. Lines, 1011 on a page. Extent,

3,360 slokas. Character, Nagara. Date, SM. 1846. Place of deposit, Yo-
dasnako, Calcutta, Babu Pratapachandra Ghosha. Appearance, new.
Prose, few verse. Correct
Prayoga-ratna-mala. The
processes of performing various
ceremonies such as Agnishtoma, So ma sacrifice, &c.
Beginning '
5*fiffremr
T<*nf^ i
End.
f?fT5i1^r aj35*i
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NO. 4168. ^33J3"3nT9t*rri'l33'*T I

10 X 5 inches. Folia, 7. Lines on a page ? Extent, 120 slokas. Cha-
racter, Nagara Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of
India. Appearance, old. Verse. Incorrect.
Utpannaik&dasi-mahatmya. Ekadas'i issued out of the
body Vishnu sleeping in the cave of Sinhavati without taking

of
food, as he despaired of successfully resisting Mura, a demon, the

son of Talaketu. Ekadasi kilted Mura. The fast on the eleventh
day of the moon confers special merit.
Beginning.
gin
273
End-
Colophon.
No. 4169. ^Tfl?7T^HT5l?T | Substance, country-made paper, 11 x4|

Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Yodasanko, Calcutta, Babu Pra-
tapachandra Ghosha. Appearance, old. Prose. Generally correct.
Soma-yaja-manam. A treatise on the Sonia sacrifice.
Beginning.
No. 417O-
Substance, country-made paper, 10| x 4f inches. Folia, 83. Lines, 32
on a page. Extent, 385 slokas. Character, Xagara. Date, ? Place
of deposit, Yodasanko, Calcutta, Babu Pratapachandra Ghosha. Appear-
ance, old. Verse. Generally correct
35
274
Trika'ngla-mancjana, OR A'pastamva-sutra dhvanitrtha-

praka'Sika'. The purport of Apastainba's sutras given in the form
of karikas or verses, by Trikanda Mandana Bhaskara
Misra, Son of
S'rikumara Svami, a great controversialist.
Beginning. $
End. ^^r^rsifîsTTr: ^^rr^ fsr^rfrr: \
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NO. 4171- TTCSP^TfgiliT, ^T f^W*H!I*Tfa^:*IJ^ | Substance,
country-made paper, 10| x 4| inches. Folia, 83. Lines, 10 12 on a
page. Extent, 1,246 slokas. Character, Nagara. Date, ? Place of
deposit, Yodasanko, Calcutta, Babu Pratapachandra Ghosha. Appear-

ance, old. Prose and verse. Generally correct.
Padaprakaîka" OR Trikancja Mandana Vivarana. A

comineiitary on the above.
Beginning- prTT
275
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ment of India. Appearance, fresh. Prose and verse. Correct.
Aduhkha Navamivratam. A ceremony performed on the

ninth day of the waxing moon with the object of destroying sorrow.
Beginning.
ftsrcr
End.
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No. 4173.
11x4 inches.
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Folia, 4.
*5?^*ftsTcT?T |
Lines, 13 on a page. Extent, 100 slokas. Cha-
India. Appearance, fresh. Prose and verse. Incorrect.
Aduhkha Navamfvratam. The same as above.
Beginning,
End.
NO- 4174. ^K^^JU^tfiT=RT Substance, country-made paper, 10 x 4|

I
inches. Folia, 11 on a page. Extent, 1,179 slokas. Character, Nagara.

Samgrahana-dipikiC A
commentary on the S'rauta Sutra of
Asvalayana. Chapter TI by Tippii Bhatta the Son of Rarnbhatta.
Beginning. ^JpiNre TIT: i
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End.
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277
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No. 4175. 'R^gf^'RîÎP I Substance, country-made paper,

9 x 3 inches. Folia, 7 on a page. Extent, 108 slokas. Character,
8. Lines,
Nagara. Date, SK. 1,715. Calcutta, Government of India. Appearance, old.
Prose Incorrect.
PasumaitraVaruna. The Sacrifice entitled Pasumaitravaruna.
Beginning,
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No. 4176. qg'fHjT I

Substance, country-made paper, 9x3 inches.
Folia, 7. Lines, 7 on a page. Extent, 97 slokas,

Character, Nagara.
Date, SK. 1,715. Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of India. Ap-
pearance, old. Prose. Incorrect.
Pasuhautra. On animal sacrifices.
Beginning,
End.
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No. 4177- TF9?*tTO!ft7P | Substance, country-made paper,

10x4| inches. Folia, 18. Lines, 11 on a page. Extent, 518 31okas.
Pasubandha-prayoga. The method of performing the cere-
mony of tying animals to the sacrificial staff.
Beginning,
End.
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No. 4178- TJsfTTSnnj^tjn I Substance, country-made paper,

8x9 inches. Folia, 4. Lines, 11 on a page. Extent, 104 lokas. Character,
Nagara. Date, SK. 1,660. Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of India.

Punaradheya-prayoga. The method of rekindling the sa-

cred fire.
Beginning. ftJror*u*? sw i
Colophon.
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279
NO- 4179. 5F5T*T^! | Substance, country-made paper, 9x3 inches.
Folia, 14. Lines, 7 on a page. Extent, 244 slokas. Character, Nagara.

Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of India. Appear-
ance, new. Prose and verse. Incorrect.
Prasnabhairava. A work on fortune-telling by means of

questions. The astrologer calculates the good fortune or otherwise
of men by noting the time, place of putting the question, and the
surrounding circumstances.
Beginning-
End.
j^; i
Colophon.
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230
NO- 418O. r^f^^r^^r^T'STT Substance, country-made paper,

I
9^x5 inches. Folia, 45. Lines, 11 on a page. Extent, 1,206 Slokas. Cha-
racter, Nagara. Date, SK. 1,753. Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government
of India. Appearance, decayed. Prose. Incorrect.
Nakshatra-satra-sutra-vya'khya'. A Ihdshya commentary

on the sutras of Baudhayana relating to the sacrifices to the asterisms.
The book was written in the year 813 of some unknown era by
Devabhadra, son of Balabhadra, belonging to the race of Ganga-
dhara Pathaka the son of Rauaachandra, belonging to the tribe of
Nagaras known for their love of sacrifices. The author refers to
Garga and others who wrote on sacrifices and to Kapardi and others
who came after them, to Gopalakarik6, Devanantaprayoga, to the
prayogas by Keshava and Annata who followed Apastamba, and to
the Katiya Bhashya.
Beginning, ^nirsire =w i
R rfarj5f
End-
281
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_-ara. Date, SK. 1,674. Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of India.
Nakshatra-satra-prayoga- The process of performing sac-

rifices in honour of, and for the propitiation of the various asterisuis.
The asterisins given in this work belong to the Krittika series.
There are other sacrifices also, namely, those for the new moon, the
moon, the day and night, the dawn, the sun, the Aditya, the Vaish-
navi and the Fire. The author follows Baudhayana, who mentions
these sacrifices in the chapter on expiation in his work.
Beginning, ^tjrinjni nr; i
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282
No. 4182- fsffk-Hni^cri'înr'TJT I

yellow-paper, 11| x4| inches. Folia, 2. Lines, 9 on a page. Extent,
50 slokas. Character, Nagara. Date, Place of deposit,
? Calcutta,
Nisi-bhargava-vratody^pana. The process of closing the
performance of the Bhargava-brata to be performed on Fridays as

given in the Padmapurana in a dialogue between Narada and Garuda.
Beginning. *hwsrni w i
( ^ )
( ^r^^rt )
n f g^twm^'^: n
w<r
End-
rf<T: II
TT ^f ( ? )
Colophon.
283
NO- 4183.
^ft^T ^, ^%HfrCt^^ ^5*f?cW I
Substance,
country-made paper, 9|x4^ Lines, 10 on a paê.

inches. Folia, 9. Ex-
tent, 224 slokas. Chai-acter, Nagava. Date, SM. 1871. Place of deposit,
Calcutta, Government of India. Appearance, fresh. Prose and Verse.
Generally correct.
Nitinaanjari-bhashya alias Yuvadipika Mulasahita.

By Dyadvivedi. the grandson of Mukuuda Dvivedi of Ananda,
He is
a place largely inhabited by brahrnans. He is the author both of

the text and of the commentary. The work was completed on the
day of the waxing moon in the mouth of Hagha in Sk. l,of>0.

first
The author was a young man when he wrote this work and it is
named Yuvadipika. He could recite the vedas in 11 different ways.
It treats of the respect to be shown to the preceptor, father and
other persons. The commentary explains the text and the mantras
of the Rigveda quoted therein.
Beginning.
friTJ- ftf%t
5TTTf ?
End. ?nfr
(?)
284
4184- f^TJTJRerT^^nT' I
12|x4j inches. Folia, 15. Lines, 5 no a page. Extent, 437

paper,
slokas. Character, Bengali. Date ? Place of deposit, Calcutta,
Nigama-tattvas^tra. Contains 4 Patalas more than in 407

noticed in Vol. I, p. 232. It treats of the essence of knowledge and
of the primary principles of the process of using mantras, of hymns
and amulets, of the method of reading Chandi, of the fixing of
the mind in any one of the five vital airs, of the pui-ification of the
first principles, of the purification of Sambida, the vital principle
of association with the good. In the last Chapter the unknown

writer says that, in the Kaliyuga, the best method of worship is by
Birabhava, i. e., by the use of animal food, wine and women.
Beginning. *
r srfa
^ff *w <*rcwf ^
End.
Colophon.
285
NO. 4185. SfTTOfairafa:, 3T, yeWTTTfa'*: I

Substance,
country-made yellow paper, 18x3^ inches. Folia, 12. Lines, 8 on a

Extent, 174 s"lokas. Character, Nagara. Date, ? Place of
page.
Calcutta, Government of India. Appearance, fresh. Prose.
deposit,
Incorrect.
Nagavali-prayoga, alias Pratapa-na"rasinha. On the sacri-

fices toand purification of serpents. The work appears to be a part
of a much larger work entitled Pratapa Narasinha on Samskaras or
purificatory ceremonies by Kudradeva the son of Narayana

Bhatta
of Tero (?)
Beginning. 3\- 11
sf?rer(y?lM )
End.
f^Tjfr 5TTW fatf WnlfH"
Colophon.
No. 4186- 5?rf?jî^^t I

inches. Folia, 201. Lines, 27 on a page. Extent, 6,7.50 slokas. Character,
Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of India. Appear-

ance, new. Prose. Correct.
Nya"ya-Kandali. A.
commentary, on the Padartha-dharma-
samgraha, a bhdshya commentary on the Vais'eshika system of
Hindu Philosophy, by S'ridhara Bhatta of Bhurisrishti or Bhursut a
place in the district of Howrah which was a place noted for the
learning and piety of its brahmans from very ancient times. It was
the chief place in Dhakshina Earha during the Hindu period.
Krishna Mis'ra in his celebrated drama thePrabodha-chandrodaya
makes a brahmana of Bhurisreshthika represent the character of
Darnbha or Brahmanic pride. In recent times too, Bhursut enjoyed
celebrity by being the birth-place of Bharat-chandra the great Bengali
286
poet of Raja Krishna-chandra's court. Sridhara was the daughter's

son of Baladeva the son of Jagadananda. The book was written in
the year 913 of some era which the author does not mention. But
as Bikrama's era was current among pandits in those days the date
may belong to that era. The book has been mentioned in Biihler's
Report of a tour in search of Sanskrit MSS. in Cashmere and curi-

ously enough it is a standard work of philosophical study in that
remote country. S'ridhara wrote the commentary at the request of
Pandudas. The book was written long before the rise of the modern
school of Nyaya Philosophy.
Beginning. # snr; ^r^rai i ^ sw ft^rn? n
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End.
Colophon.
^rfsr
287
JTftpfT
No. 4187. tJfqTf^RSnffan I

Substance, country-made yellow-
paper, 9 x4 inches. Folia, 11. Lines, 9 on a page. Extent, 185 61okas.

of India. Appearance, fresh. Prose, and Verse. Generally correct.
Bh\imydi-dana-prayoga, alias Pratisraya-dana. Treats

of the process of making gifts of land, houses, temples and religious
houses.
Beginning,
End-
Colophon.
2S8
NO- 4188. g3iJreiTTftfV! I ^T !HE?TJH!T5TTfca*for: | Substance,
country-made paper, 9x4 inches. Folia, 8. Lines, 7 on a page. Extent,

Government of India. Appearance, old. Prose and Verse. Incorrect.
Praya"ga-snnavidhi, alias Prayaga-snana-prayoga.

The process of performing ablutions at Prayiiga. The writer follows
Hemadri in his compilation.
Beginning,
End. nfr
snr^ ^ft^ Tfff ^*

Colophon, ifir
No. 4189- '5T^TH^^S'^^[ I Substance, country-made paper,
9x4 inches. Folia, 3. Lines, 9 on a page. Extent, 46 slokas. Cha-

Date ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of
racter, Nagara.
Prose. Incorrect.
India. Appearance, fresh.
Punar&dheya-Stitra. The process of rekindling the sacred
fire after its extinction from any accident.
Beginning,
End.
ÔTWL it
Colophon.
589
No- 4190. mtK^q |

( irfcf*re*T |)
paper, 14 x 5 inches. Folia, 15. Lines, 15 on a page. Extent, 653

41okas. Character, Xagara. Date, SM. 1693, Sk. 1559. Place of deposit,
Calcutta, Government of India. Appearance, decayed, Prose and Verse,
Generally correct.
Prshada-sutra (Parisishta.) This is one of the oldest

works on Vedic orthsepi. It is attributed to S'aunaka. It treats of
the letters of the alphabet, of their pronunciation, of grammatical
technicalities, of the names given to letters from the peculiarities of
their pronunciation, of the various methods of reciting the Vedas,
of metre, &c.
Beginning,
End
37
290
Colophon.
NO. 4191. ^g^jRTVTf^f^: I

11 X 4 inches. Folia, 1. Lines, 13 on a page. Extent, 55 slokas. Cha-

India. Appearance, fresh. Verse. Correct.
Purusha-sukt^r^dhana-vidhi. This is a portion of the Bri-

dad Brahma Samhita. It treats of the method of worshipping the
Punish a Sukta and of the merit to be derived from its recital.
Beginning.
|f 5ft :
ii
End-
Colophon.
291
No 4192- Tf^fTffaff^fg': |
inches. Folia, 1. Lines, 23 slokas. Character, Nagara. Date ?
Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of India. Appearance, old. Prose

and Verse. Incorrect.
Paksha-homa-vidht The method of performing the Paksha-

homa for the purpose of removing all sorts of dangers and difficulties.
Beginning.
End. ^3wrsf?re?r.- ^ %rn?Kiw
Colophon.
NO- 4193. iT^tgftWf TcJg^T I


India. Appearance, new. Verse. Incorrect.
Pancha-krosi-mahatmya. On the spiritual benefit to be

derived by a residence within the area of five krosas or the holy
area of Benares.
Beginning.
292
End.
-f -f- ^
f^WrT ^V: m^m II
:: x^: ( ? ) n
Colophon. Tfo ^tw^l^nf *rvirt?Ni^wq, ^gfrjw^r: n
No. 4194. qzgî'gn''gf%fV: Substance, country-made paper.

I
9x4 inches. Folia, 6. Lines 9 on a page. Extent, 88 slokas. Character,

Nagara. Date, SK. 1750. Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of India,
Appearance, fresh. Prose and Verse. Generally correct.
Paryy6nk-!&UCha-viddhi. Method of performing the cere-

mony of renouncing the world, of holding the holy rod and of simi-
lar subjects.
Beginning.
wfir-
293
I * :
SJTfinff
rf^*j
End
Colophon.
NO. 4195. q-'f.IWT^'. I

( ^fnT^Rf^^ :
I
) Substance, country.
made paper, 12 x 3 inches.
Folia, Lines, 7 on a page.
126. Extent,
1,476 slokas. Character, Nagara. Date, SK. 1731. Place of deposit, Cal-
cutta, Government of India. Appearance, old. Prose and Verse. Incorrect.
Purtta-prak^sa- (Pratapa-narasinha) by Endradeva. This

forms one of the books of the series entitled Pratapa Narasinha
mentioned in No. 4185? It treats of the ceremonies for the purpose
of, consecrating tanks, wells, gardens, temples and so on. The
writer was a resident of Pratisthapanapura (Allahabad (?) )
Beginning-
End-
294
+ +
Colophon. Tfa
No. 4196. lf^^Ti I ^T T^t^^f^^^ I Substance, country

made paper, 13x5 inches. Folia, 19. Lines, 13 on a page. Extent, 741
slokas. Character, Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government
of India. Appearance, fresh. Prose and Verse. Incorrect.
Nandi-siitta, or Nandyadhyayana-suttra. In Jaina Pra-

krit. Doing good to others is the result of purity of mind. One
can do good in two ways (1) by gifts and (2) by advice. Gifts may
produce bad results but teaching the doctrines of Jina can never do
so. The religion of Jina promises merit to those who read its scrip-
tures and also to those who reform
their characters according to its
dictates. Those again can reform their characters who have virtue
and excellence, and who attentively read the Jaina scriptures.
Beginning. * n
sum
tf rw
295
End. Hnf<*<.
Colophon. ----- wft wrft i

13^^ ii
f<ai<d: wrrîrt ??w wr%^: i w^fTT^ fr^r i
fnrt
NO- 4197. nJT^% :

I
inches. Folia, 14. Lines, 9 on a page. Exteut, 204 slokas. Character,
pearance, old. Prose and Yerse. Correct.
Nagavali. Serpents should not be killed but they should be

propitiated. The present work gives the process of propitiating ser-
pents as given in Yidhana-Parijuta a "well-known Smriti work.
Beginning'
296
;! n
End-
i ?r?r:
Colophon. Tfa n>raf%wiarT
J-
No. 4198. IJTISI^T*!!, ^T TT^C^R^'T I Substance, country-made
yellow paper, 9|-x4 inches. Folia, 17. Lines, 10 on a page. Extent, 340
^lokas. Character, Nagara. Date, Sk. 1732. Place of deposit, Calcutta,
Government of India. Appearance, fresh. Prose. Incorrect.
Parabhu-prakarana, alias Parabhu-katha' The work

was written during the reign of Kaja Shdhu the grandson of the
It contains a description of the ten purificatory cere-
great S'ivaji.
monies of the Parabhu race to which Raja Shahu's writer Govinda
It gives the origin of the Parabhii race also.
Baya belonged.
Beginning.
-f -f
End.
Colophon.
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No 4199. sjJT^^T^
7
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Substance, country-made paper, 10 xi
inches. Folia. 2. Lines, 17 on a page. Extent, 68 slokas and 10 Aksha-
ras. Character, Xagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Govern-
ment of India, Appearance, fresh. Prose. Correct.
Ky^ya-sangraha- The rules of interpretation applicable to

the Jaina work on Sanskrit grammar Herna Chandra
entitled Siddha
and also to other works of similar nature. It was written by Herna
Hausa Gam, the pupil of Ratna S'ekhara, the head of a Jaina G-achchha
who was himself the pupil of Soma Suudara the Lord of the
learned Divines of the Jainas.
Beginning,
End-
Colophon. THT ^f*i%^*i-qî^T^îa^Î^Tr^: II
5*1 1 j Mi
298
No. 4200. ffTSW^fRJT'Ei: | Substance, country-made paper, 10x4

Cv

Nyaya-maiij isha-nyasa. A commentary on the above by

the same author.
Beginning.
NO- 42O1. Tn^JRTf T$$f( I Substance, country-made paper, 9 x 4|

Appearance, new. Verse. Incorrect.
Magha-mahatmya. The sacredness of the month

Magha, of
a plunge in a holy river in the
morning which produces great
in
merit. This is written in the form of a Purana.
299
Beginning,
**iMIf<y
End.
Colophon.
300
No- 4202. 3fofj2W ^7 ? ^nr^WeTJT I Substance, cotmtry-made-

yellow paper, 10x2f inches. Folia, 5. Lines, 5 on a page. Extent, 75 slokas.
Character, Nagara, Date, Sm. 1883. Place of deposit, Calcutta, Govern-
ment of India. Appearance, fresh. Verse. Incorrect.
Karkata-vrata. The
process of performing a religious cere-
mony on the 4th day of the waning moon in the month of KdrtiTca.
Beginning.
If T
11
(?)
STTrfT
End.
f%
Colophon. Tf
No. 4203- ^^T=R^îr^r I Substance, country-made paper, 20f x

4| inches. Folia, 4. Lines, 6 on a page.
Extent, 141 slokas. Character,
Appearance, old. Verse. Generally correct.
Mudrakarana- Mystic signs made with fingers of the hand.
The fingers are so placed as to form the figures of cow, &c. The signs
differ in the worship of different deities.
Beginning. ^rf w: /
g^rgf^ffror? (
301
End.
f^nrrero -f 4- 4- Hwi-Tf
Colophon,
No. 4204- gg^g^d^ff |

Appearance, fresh. Yerse. Incorrect.
Mritynnjaya-tantra. One of the original Tantvas. The

Principal interlocutors are Hara and Parvati and the subjects treated
of are the origin of the human body, how it represents the Universe
and the definitions of Yoga terms.
Beginning-
End.
, nr,
NO- 42O5. WT<fTR^?T ;?I*T | Substance, country-made yellow paper,
| inches. Folia, 27. Lines, 6 on a page. Extent, 586 slokas.

Character, Bengali. Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of
India. Appearance, fresh. Verse. Incorrect.
Mgttrik&bheda-tantra. One of the original tantra works. The

interlocutors are Bhairava and Chandika. It treats of the process
of turning inferior metals into silver, &c., of reducing mercury to

ashes, of the impurity of anything offered to S'hiva, of the benefits
of drinking and similar topics treated of in Tantric works.
Beginning.
End-
Colophon.
HtJTW f
303
No- 4206- ^^Tf'r^TTJT Substance, country-made paper, 13 x 4

I

Anjana-nidana. A medical work attributed to Agnibesha to

whom Cbarakacharyya addresses bis celebrated work. Tbis is a short
treatise giving within tbe compass of 333 verses the pathology of
various deseases. As the eye-paint clears the eye, so tbe author
expects this work will clear the intellects of physicians, clouded by

reading a large number of big books.
Beginning. ^Vi>Imi*-J IT: i
i fwsrt ST% i
:
II
304
End-
Colophon.
No. 4207. ^T^ff^^l'^T I

inches. Folia, 351. Lines, 15 on a page. Extent, 19, 687 slokas. Charac-
ter, Nagara. Date, SM. 1712. Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of
India. Appearance, old. Prose. Incorrect.
Paiichama-sangraha-tika. The Sanskrit commentary by

Malaya-giri, one a Jaina work entitled Panchasamgraha in Prakrit.
Beginning-
305
i ^wr^ i
:
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End-
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Colophon.
39
306
NO- 4208. ^nt^RftT I Substance, cotintry -made paper, llxSg

inches. Folia, 177. Lines, 15 on a page. Extent, 9, 110 si okas. Charac-
ter, IvTagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of India.
Pancha'lSaka-tika'. Haribbadra Suri's great work, the Pan-

ehasaka Sutra, is well-known. It has many commentaries, one of the
largest being known as the Brihadvyakhya. The present commen-
tary follows that one closely.
Beginning. ^?tt*rf ^wmr jfrfaw s^rf*^ i
11
End.
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i
NO- 4209. H^T^rcfJTTT^fT I

Nagara. Date, SM. 1688. Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of
India. Appearance, old. Verse. Correct.
PancMkshara-mahatmya. The sacredness of the S'aiva
mantra in five letters given in the Linga Parana.
Beginning.
w?rT^?f5npr?fT?r5nj5rr5r^^T'^< i
t n
307
sn?fT
End*
Colophon.
No- 4210. ^5^W*T I

Substance, country- made paper, 14 x 4
Character,
Nagara. Date, Sir. 1862. Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of
India. Appearance, new. Prose. Correct.
Rlldra-bhasliya. A commentary by Matridatta on the rules

for bathingRudra as given in Baudluiyana. The author has adopted
the clebrated couplet Yasya Nisvasitam Veddh, &c., used in Sayana's
and Madhava's commentaries on Vedic works.
Beginning,
End.
T^ ^J
Colophon.
308
No. 4211. ^fteTWirefa: I

inches. Folia, 8. Lines, 12 on a page. Extent, 259 slokas. Chai-acter,
S'riramapaddhati. The process of worshipping Rama.
Beginning,
End.
Colophon. (
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NO- 4212- wfta'Wft I

( iWsfaT ) I
Substance, country-
made paper, 12 X 4 inches. Folia, 54. Lines, 9 on a page. Extent, 1,042
Government of India. Appearance, old. Prose. Correct.
Prayoga-vaijayanti. A commentary by Mahadeva on the

Hiranyakesi Sutra. The present work confines itself to the fourth
chapter entitled the Pasuprasna.
"
Beginning-
^f*hfr
309
End-
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:
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No. 4213- TTT^r^^TsfUr^: I


Pakayajnadi-nirjoaya. By Chandra-Chura, the son of Uma-

eankara aud the grandson Dharmesvara. It treats of the sacrifices
performed tvith cooked food. S'hraddha is the only ceremony in
which for some hundreds of years cooked food has been used and so
this work treats of S'hraddha only.
Beginning.
i nr:
No. 4214- ^l^J*^*^ Substance, country-made paper, 13x4

I

Nagara. Date, SM. 1863. Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of
Rshyamikrama. An
index of Rishis to the Eigveda S'akala
S'akha. This is in prose, and appears to be a different work from
No. 2112 noticed in the year 1881-82.
310
Beginning.
End. ^TW ^îr^Nrni i ^Whft wv^3^: i

^ i
rfif^r-' i 8 \ ^T^ *rti^ i

^^fjr ^ ^> i n
Colophon. T
NO- 4215. ûVrnzrR^^5R Substance, cotmtry-made paper, 10x4

I
inches. Folia 6. Lines, 9 on a page. Extent, 70 lokas. Character,

Saubhagya-kavacha. An amulet for obtaining the love of

the husband.
Beginning.
j
n
End. TOJ
Sjrramf'reT j?r= fag iireifWtfvrr: n
Colophon. ?;
811
4216- 7[^s?n*r: |
Substance, ccmr.try-made paper, 9x3
Nagara. Date, Place of deposit, Calcutta,
? Government of India.
Rudra-nysa. Mystic figures made with the hands in honour

of Rudra.
Beginning,
ftl^T dK*fKT TiMîR ^

Pv.
1
I <T^T WT^T^T *HJT
f^ 5W-" i
End-
No. 4217- ^TJTTTR%T51'fTfV: I

11x3 inches. Folia, 4. Lines, 7 on a page. Extent, 50 slokas. Charac-

ter, Xagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of India
Ramanama-lekhana-vidhi. This 13said to be a part of the
great tdntric -work entitled Rudra Yaniala. It treats of the method

of writing Rama's name.
Beginning.
312
End.
Colophon.
I
No. 4218- T^Jnnf%* I Substance, country-made paper, 9x4

inches. Folia, 9. Lines, 9 on page. Extent, 198 slokas. Character,
pearance, fresh. Prose. Correct.
RogaSanti. The consequences of getting fever in different
days of the moon, and in different asterisms, and the method of get-
ting rid of them by propitiatory ceremonies.
Beginning. =ft*rorero sw i
fw i
sffnrf^ ^ ^% -f- -f-
:
I %ft srf?WT
End-
?;f?r
NO- 4219- fR^Tf^S^Ti^fT i Substance, country-made paper,

Character, Nagara. Date, SM. 1785. Place of deposit, Calcutta.

Pishta-paSTl-mimamsa- By Narayana Pandit, son of Visva-

ndth Stiri. It treats of animal sacrifices though it teaches that
killing animals is to produce evil consequences.
Beginning.
fr + ?rr
313
Colophon-
No- 4220- qTTnmrefN'fl I Substance, country-made paper, 10 x4

inches. Folia, 1. Lines, 11. Extent, 12 slokas. Character, Xagara.
fresh. Verse. Correct.
P6rayana-stotra. Parayana is a technical religious term. It

means reciting a book from the beginning to the end. The present
work treats of the beauty and excellence of Tripura Sundari, a form
of Kali worshipped in one of the three Mandalas, into which the
Tantras divide India,
40
311
Beginning.
f ( ? )
End.
Colophon.
I
No. 4221. TnS3T3jgTrgg<lfacT*T I

Substance, country-
made paper, 9x4 inches. Folia, 5. Lines, 13 on a page. Extent,
76 slokas,Character, Nagara. Date, SM. 1837. Place of deposit, Calcutta,
Phalguna-kri&hna-chaturthi-vrata. The religious cere-
mony to be performed on the fourth waning moon.

day of the This
is said to be a part of the Brihannaradiya Purana.
Beginning-
^ II
SfÎ V^ffTJUTSf 3ifl II
End.
*jiNT??'
315
Colophon.
n i
No. 4222. frfc|4H|qT I Substance, conntry-made paper, 13x4

Megha-mala. An astrological -work treating of the knowledge

of months, days and tithis. It treats of the process of foretelling
rains prognosticating famines, &c.
Beginning,
End.
No. 4223. inrt7TT(^TTTI I Substance, country-made paper, 9x4

Appearance, fresh, Prose. Incorrect.
316
Prayogaratna-malli. This is the name given commen-

to the
tary to the sacrificial section of Apastaniba's work. The present

commentary is by Vishnu Bhatta. There is another commentary of
the same name or the same work by Candapa. The codex before us
contains the commentary on the Agnihotra Prasna only.
Beginning.
End.
Colophon.
No. 4224. Q^t^cfET^JT! I Substance, country-made paper,

10 x 3| inches. Folia, 6. Lines, 14 on a page. Extent, 220 slokas.
Character. Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government
of India,Appearance, decayed. Verse. Correct.
Pradosha-vrata-prayoga. Treats of a ceremony to be per-

formed by females at dusk for obtaining good fortune. This is said
to be a part of the Skandapurana.
Beginning,
317
No. 4225. ?IT?T^fW iTRT^ft^*T I Substance, country-made paper.
14xl| inches. Folia, 11. Lines, 10-12 ona page. Extent, 277 slokaa,

of India, Appearance, new. Verse. Incorrect.
Rama-sahasran6ma-stotra. The thousand names of Kama

as given in Eudra Yamala tantra in a dialogue between Kudra and
Parvati.
Beginning-
End. ^rawjfyî^ ^rw rm

^T
fw^fir ii
318
Colophon. T
No. 4226- ?mTrcr: I Substance, country-made paper, 10x4

inches. Folia, ^17. Lines, 8 on a page. Extent, 272 slokas.
Character,
Malia'nyasa. The process of reciting the S'atarudri Sukta.
Beginning,
I
(?)
End.
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Colophon,
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I
NO- 4227- f%33 35PO3;=R5R Substance, country-made paper, 7x4

I
inches. Folia, 5. Lines, 5 on a page. Extent, 23 slokas Character,

ViSve^var&shtaka. Eight verses in honor of Visvesvara

the presiding deity of Benares.
Beginning, ftfoirsrcre w i
vsi 5rrj*r 11 ^ 11
319
End- ^)f*i jaiii
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Colophon.
No. 4228. JTfiir^fTn^rT^^f?T| Substance, country-made paper, 7x3

inches, Folia, 5. Lines, 5 on n page. Extent, 23 slokas. Character
Niigara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of India
Appearance, new. Verse. Generally correct.
Manikarnikashtaka. Eight verses in honor of Manikarnika

the sacred burning ground at Benares by the great S'ankaracharya.
Beginning.
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Colophon.
No. 4229. 5f3"tnufe3K*T I Substance, country-made paper, 7x3

Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government, of India,
AnnapurnaShtaka. Eight verses in honor of Anna Piirna

by the same author.
Beginning.
TTl I ^ f^
End.
Colophon.
NO- 4230. ?f^^^cT^T?!r?T5 | Substance, country-made paper, 11x4

Appearance, fresh. Prose, and Verse.
321
Pradoshavrata-nirnaya. Treats of a ceremony to be per-

formed on the thirteenth day of the moon at dusk, the principal
ceremonial being the worship of Siva. This appears to be a part of
the Brahmottara Khapda of the Skauda Parana.
Beginning.
End-
Colophon
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NO- 4231. y^%f^fl|M <TU Substance

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ysrf%^TS^nC*IRT I ^T I
country-made paper, 10x4 inches. Folia, 5. Lines, 7 on

a page.
Extent, 70 slokas. Character. Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit,
Calcutta, Government of India, Appearance, ne\y. Prose and Verse.
Incorrect,
Prasastlk,-prakarana, or Prasasti-vidhi-parampara'.
A letter-writer or rather the form of writing superscriptions to
letters.
Beginning.
41
322
End.
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No- 4232. fftff iffT^^jT I

, paper, 9| x 3| inches. Folia, 6. Lines, 9 on a page. Extent, 126

slokas. Character, Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Gover-
nment of India. Appearance, old. Prose. Incorrect.
Nrisinhaparicharyya. On the worship of Nrisinha. An in-
carnation of Vishnu and the method of placing the Pavitra or Strainer

in his hand at the time of worship. This appears to be a part of a
Tantrik work as its chapters are entitled Patalas.
Beginning, ^wn^ w i
( ? )
( ? ) m^ WT
End- ^r^ ffri^si^îi t^f^ ^flf
wfttf^r ^T^
Colophon.
NO- 4233. fsTJlfe^:,

X* '
^r Pni^WWWR? I Substance, country.
made x 6| inches. Folia, 176. Lines, 17 on a page. Extent,
paper, 17
11,963 Slokas. Character, Nagara. Date, SM. 1822. Place of deposit,
Calcutta, Government of India. Appearance, old. Prose and Verse.
Generally correct.
323
Nirnaya-sindhu alias Nirnaya-kamal^kara. This work

was compiled 1638 of the Vikrama era corresponding to
in the year
1572 A. D., by Kamalakara the son of Ramakrishna, the grandson
of Bhatta Narayana and the great-grandson of Ramesvara. It is a
standard work on Hindu law in the North Western Provinces and
the Punjab. It treats of the auspicious moments for the perform-
ance of various Hindu ceremonies and the method and occasion of
performing them. It treats of the Samskaras or the ceremonies for
the purification of the soul of a brahmana, of the ceremonies for the
consecretion of temples, images, wells, tanks, trees, &c., and of the
daily and occasional duties of brahmans.
Beginning-
End-
324
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NO- 4234' ^fsT^TT, ^T y^Jlftf^^T I

paper, 12 x 4| inches. Lines, 10 on a page.

Folia, 44. Extent, 886
slokas. Character, Nagara. Date, SM. 1601. Place of deposit, Calcutta,
Government of India. Appearance, old, Prose and Verse. Incorrect.
327
Anila, or Prayogadipika. The method of performing cere-

monies of Darsa Paurnaniasa, &c., in accordance with the interpre-
tation of the Apastatnbiya Sutras by Dhiirtta Svami. By Kesava an
inhabitant of Talabrinda.
Beginning.
NO- 4235- 'Er^T^ff^fir I

inches. Folia, 4. Lines. 8-9 on a page.
Extent, 38 slokas. Character,
Nagara. Date, Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of India.
?
Appearance, fresh. Prose, and Verse. Incorrect.
Pravasa-vidhi. Treats of the ceremonies to be performed by

a brahman who has taken the vow of maintaining the sacred fire
throughout his life, on the occasion of his going to a distant place
for the purpose of a long sojourn.
Beginning,
328
End-
nrrfx Tj4*nj
Colophon.
?TCT
No. 4236. tpn*Itnl^ I Substance, country-made paper, 9x4

inches. Folia, 5. Lines, 7-8 on a page. Extent, 70 slokas. Character,
Punah-sandMna. The rekindling of the sacred fire at the

end of a long sojourn.
Beginning,
End.
Colophon.
No- 4237- tS^pn^fafrmftn I

( fawTfSnfiOI*? \
) Substance,
Extent, 617 slokas. Character. Nagara. Date. ? Place of deposit,
Calcutta, Government of India, Appearance, Fresh. Prose and Verse.
Incorrect.
Purushartha-chintamani. Seems to be a series of Hindu

law compilations by Vishnu Bhatta surnamed Aâbali. The present
Codex treats of marriage only, and as it shows a special interest
in proving the validity of marriage with maternal uncle's daughter,
a custom prevailing in Southern India the work seems to have been
compiled for that country.
829
Beginning. ffc i
End-
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t Tig ^ *î M f\<n

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NO- 4238. T^jHTOflftf^: I Substance, country- made paper
10 x 4f inches. Folia, 2. Lines, 10 on a page. Extent, 27 slokas.

of India. Appearance, decayed. Prose and Verse. Incorrect.
Pancham^srama-vidhi. ByS'anikaracharyya. The four

stages of the life of a Brahman are well known. This work treats of
a fifth stage, namely, a stage in which a brahman should give up the
badges of the fourth stage, his walking staff, his water-pot, &c., and
travel all alone like a child or a lunatic or a goblin. This stage is
sometimes called the Paramahamsa stage.
Beginning.
42
330
End.
Colophon.
i i
NO. 4239. Tfîff^9I^T Substance, country-made paper, 22 x 3f

I

Appearance, decayed. Prose, and verse. Incorrect.
Panchapakshi-âkuna. A short treatise. on fortune-telling
by the appearence of five kinds of birds.

Beginning. * *n
End- flfiw ( ? ) ^- T^ i
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??T^^ ^ra^ *rftrefsf ?ip<tf^?r^
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331
NO- 4240- in*IITVT*HIJ*T, ^T ^TSRJPW I

Substance, country-
made paper, 12x4 inches. Folia, 4. Lines, 16 on a page. Extent, 224 slokas
Character, Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta Government of
Verse. Incorrect.
India. Appearance, new.
Pr&nabliarana, or Ra*javarnana. In praise of Kaja Prana-

narayana Deva of Kamariipa in Assam by Jagannatha Pandit,
Beginning*
End.
Colophon.
No. 4241. ^^Hffll^lf^TWT I Substance, country-made

paper, 10x3 inches. Folia, 89. Lines, 7 on a page. Extent, 962
slokas. Character, Nagara, Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta,
Government of India. Appearance, old. Prose. Incorrect.
Anukramanikji-vivarana. By Jagannath. An Index to

the Rigveda Vaskala Skakha giving the Rishis, Chhandas and
'
332
Devatas. From Jagannatha's statement it appears that the Vashkalas

had 1028-1017 = 11 suktas more than the Sakalas, while their
number of richs fall short by 10580-10552 = 28. This does not
agree with. Weber's statement given in foot note No. 21 in page 32
of the second edition of the History of Indian Literature " that the
recension of the Bashkalas had eight hymns more than that of the
S'akalas." The Balakhilyas are here said to be 18 in number while
Sayana in his commentary on the Aitareya Brahniana says they are
eight and Max Miillar and Aufrecht say they are eleven.
Beginning.
End. ^r^raft i S^T fw^r i S^TT f%^r i ^^.- ^^ i
i ^^-- ^^ i wrf*r v< (? ) i

TsreTre^ ^wtswra: i
333
NO- 4242 .
STQ-g^nfir^T I Substance, country-made paper, 12 x 3|

Appearance, old, mostly destroyed by worm. Prose. Incorrect.
Artha-praka'sika". By Raghudeva, This a new commentary

on the Kavyaprakasha unknown as yet to Aufrecht. The work is,
unfortunately, incomplete. The author is an advocate of the theory
that the Karikas are by Bharata Muni and the vritti by Mammata.
The commentator explains only the Karikas which are, in his opinion,
Bharatanana-sambhuta or pronounced by Bharata.
Beginning,
End- *
Colophon. (
NO- 4243. 5lJ3T^npI*?*irt | Substance, country-made paper, 12
x3| inches. Folia, 3. Lines, 11 on a page. Extent, 75 slokas. Character,

Anuvak^nukramani. An index of the Anuvakas of the

Rig- Veda, 'akala Mkha, by S'aunaka.
Beginning-
334
End-
tnnfsr
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No. 4244. -qÎT^^jft 3T ^TcfîrT5*T^; I

Substance, country-
made paper, 12 x 4 inches. Folia, 15. Lines, 11 on a page.
Extent,
460 slokas. Character, Nagara. Place of deposit, Cal-
Date, SM., 1868.
cutta, Government of India. Appearance, fresh. Prose and Verse. Correct.
Panchaprakarani, or Satsukha'nubhava. A Vedanta

treatise by Ichchharama Svami who wrote this work in five chap-
ters for the edification of his pupils. It treats of the knowledge of
Brahma and of Atnaa, of the nature of Atma as consisting of exis-
tence, intelligence and pleasure, of the evanascent character of the
world and other topics interesting to the students of the Vedanta
system.
Beginning,
End.
335
TTO
Colophon.
No- 4245. Trn^nrRT;jshmift Substance, country-made paper,

|
14 x 5 inches. Folia, 3. Lines, 11-12 on a page. Extent, 90 slokas.

of India. Appearance, new. Proae and Verse. Incorrect.
Fa'da-vidhana'nukramaDi. By S'aunaka. An index of those

pddas or feet of the richs which are difficult to read or which have
any doubt connected with their reading or meaning, &c. This work
relates to the S'akala Sakha of the
Rig- Veda.
Beginning.
336
in
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End.
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No- 4246. f^^T^miftf^f^: I

Kaukila-sautr^mani-vidhi- The process of celebrating a

sacrifice entitled Kaukila Sautramaui in the manner prescribed by
Asvalayana.
Beginning,
End-
No. 4247. I Substance, country-made paper

10x4 inches. Folia, 12. Lines, 9 on a
page. Extent, 139 slokaa.
Character, Nagara. Date, ?Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government
of India. Appearance, old. Verse. Incorrect.
VaSikarana'di-vidhi. The process of performing the tdntrik

ceremonies with the object of killing enemies, stupefying and fasci-
nating men and women and so on.
337
Beginning.
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End-
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No. 4248- *;{ ^^r^cTJRT I Substance, country-made paper, 9x3

Appearance, decayed verse. Correct.
Ravirot^-vrata The process of performing the ceremony en-

titled Ravirofd. The principle interlocutors are Dhaumya and
Draupadi in the forest during the exile of the Pandavas.
Beginning.
338
End.
Colophon.
NO- 4249. ^fl*r^r: | Substance, country-made paper, 8x4

Character,
Homa-bhaksha. The food to be eaten by means of sacrificial

ladles from dishes set apart for Indra and other deities at the three
the morning, the noon and the evening.
sacrifices, The work belongs
to the School of Baudhayana.
Beginning,
End.
No. 4250. f^fr^5T^t%: | Substance, country-made paper, 9x4

inches. Folia, 4. Lines, 12 on a page, Extent, 94 slokas. Character,
339
Digvijayeshti. The process of performing the vedic sacrifice

for the conquest of the world.
Beginning, ffanimre w i
End.
^ffffe:
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No- 4251. ^^TJifffH:, ^T m^mf^flRI^WI I

Substance,
country-made paper, 5x3 inches. Folia, 8. Lines, 10 on a page. Extent,

Arghya-d^na-vidhi or Arghya-dana-vidhi-sankshepa.
The process of offering argha to the sun and of -worshipping him
according to the process prescribed by Trichakalya.
Beginning.
End-
Colophon.
NO- 4252- ^g^T^f T^î^^WWT Substance,

I country-made
ment of India. Appearance, new. Prose. Correct.
Anuva'ka'mikramani-bhrishya. A commentary by Shad-

gurushisya on the Anuvakanukrainani by S'aunaka noticed above
4243.
34,0
Beginning.
5.
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No- 4253- 5HTf%^Tfasi*ffan I Substance, country-made paper,

9x3| inches. Folia 13. Lines, 12 on a page. Extent, 309 slokas.
Character, Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government,

of India. Appearance, fresh. Prose. Incorrect.
Sbitr&gni-prayoga- The process of performing sacrifices

in fire by tying the sacrificial animal to the stake.
Beginning.
End.
Colophon. (
341
NO- 4254. ^jf^l^feqsjfaT: I


India. Appearance, fresh. Prose. Incorrect.
Svarga-dvareshti-prayoga By Dhundiraja, 1627 Sk. The
process of performing a sacrifice for going to heaven. The work

belongs to the school of Baudhayana.
Beginning, ffarirere w> i
End-
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No. 4255- fôTT^W^fV: I Substance, country-made paper, 9 x4

Appearance, fresh. Prose, and verse. Incorrect.
Slldnyasa-vidhi. The process of laying the foundation-stone

of palaces and other dwelling-houses as given in the
Matsya Puraua.
Beginning.
End.
342
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No. 4256. fom'*jf'sfcT*[ I

Slv&mushti-vrata. The gift of a handful of corn for the

purpose of propitiating S'ivd. The story of Raja Chandra Prabha
has been related in this connection as one who obtained great
fortune by making this gift. Unmarried girls would acquire great
merit by this gift.
Beginning,
t? -f fwflT -|- -f
End-
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343
NO- 4257. ^STrgsffar: I

8x3 inches. Folia, 12. Lines, 7 Extent, 132 slokas. Charac-

on a page.
deposit, Calcutta, Government
SM. 1890. Place of of
ter, Nagara. Date,
India. Appearance, new. Prose, and verse. Correct.
Sandhya'-prayaga The performance of the three daily

sandhya ceremonies by a process in which an attempt has been
made
to reconcile the vedic and the tantrik modes of performance.
Beginning.
End-
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NO- 4258- ^^JT^T^tfTT^rr I

Substance country-made paper, 12 x 5
inches. Folia, 103. Lines, 10 on a page. Extent, 21,041 slokas. Charac-

Date, SK. 1768. Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of
ter, Nagara.
India. Appearance, new. Prose and verse. Correct.
Sannya"sadipik. By Sachchidanandas'rama the pupil of

Nrisinhas'rama. It treats of the renunciation of the world and
refutes the theory that such renunciation is prohibited in the Kali
Yuja. It gives in detail the process of initiation to a mendicant

life and enumerates the duties and obligations of the Sannyasis
up to the time of their death.
Beginning- |
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345
4259- ôlT^^fJU^tJT' I Substance, country- made paper,

21x4 inches. Folia, 56. Lines, 11 on a page. Extent, 1,701 slokas.
Character, Xagara. Date SM. 1863. Place of deposit, Calcutta, Govern-
ment of India, Appearance, new. Prose. Correct.
Sarvvanukramaprayoga- An index to the Rig-Veda giving

the Rishi, Chhandah and Devata of every rich.
Beginning-
End.
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No- 4260- tVfT^T^fWT^^ |

9x4 inches. Folia, 4. Lines, 10 on a page. Extent, 80 slokas.Charac-
ter, Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of
India. Appearance, fresh. Prose. Correct.
Sifihamiva'ka-bnashya. A commentary on the Vedic Anu-

vaka apparently apocryphal commencing witb Simhe Me
Manyuh.
The Sinihanuvaka of the Taittiriya Brahmana does not
agree with
the present anuvaka.
Beginning
f
44
End-
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N6. 4261- T^RT^

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mT^TîT Substance, country-made paper,
I
ter, Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of
India. Appearance, new. Verse. Incorrect.
Somngapna-krik. The process by which a family of

brahmans who make default in performing the Somnjaga for three
generations may resume the right of performing that sacrifice.
Beginning,
( *TOl )
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347
NO- 4262. ^rgfsnrfHP Substance, country-made paper, 9x3

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S'r^ddha-vibhakti- On the case- endings in words used in

the Shrdddha ceremony.
Beginning,
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No- 4263- f%!3*nn?^3JT*5n 3N T Substance, country-made pa-

;
per, 9 x 4 inches. Folia, 6. Lines, 9 on a page. Extent, in slokas, 90.

Character, Nagara. Date, ? Place of Deposit, Government of India.
Appearance tolerable. Prose. Correct.
By Rama Chandra the son of Pauduranga of the Atri gotra.

The codex treats of the worship of Siva as laid down by Baudhdyana.
Beginning.
îfff^f
348
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NO- 4264. f ^TTgcn I

inches. Folia, 16. Lines, 8-11 on a page. Extent, 390 slokas. Charac-
India. Appearance, old. Prose and verse. Correct.
Sinhastha-paddhati- A plunge in the Godavari when the

planet Vrihaspati or Jupiter is in Leo is said to confer great merit.
The writer gives the process of performing this holy bathing accord-
ing to Hemadri the greatest compiler of modern Smriti.
Beginning, f
End. frT- Tnr ?WT WT^Î^T*! fuf I^T i

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NO- 4265. f5T^FTl TcT ?pI*T

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I
Substance, country-made yellow pa-
per, 16 x 6 inches. Folia, 314. Lines, 8 on a page.
Extent, 7,838 slokas.
Character, Bengali. Date, ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government
Nibandha Mahatantra. One of the 64 original tantras, the

principal interlocutors being Hara and Parvati. It has four Ttalpas
349
devoted to Siva, Ganesha, Sarasvati and Sakti. It takes the words

Brahma, Narayana and S'akti to mean the same thing. It treats of
the preservation of health. It glorifies Sarasvati whose colour chang-
ed from white to blue owing to a plunge into poison by the treachery
of Hayagriva. The Fish Incarnation saved her from the effects of
the poison. She pervades the whole universe, as the universe is com-
posed of 50 letters. The gods are mere Mantras, and the Mantras are
Sarasvati. The work goes on with the glorification of the ten Maha-
vidyas, the selection of sacrificial animals on the different yugas,
the prohibition of the use of non-sacrifice flesh, the enumeration of
the various schools of tdntrikas, namely the Viracharas, Chinacharas,
Gandharvacharas and Yamacharas, the glorification of the worshippers
of Durga as superior to those of Vishnu, Siva, &c., the description of
various mystic performances and so on.
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350
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351
CLASSIFIED INDEX.
I. VEDA S'ASTEI.
a. Samhitd.
b. Brdmhana.
c. Aranyaka.
d. Upanishad.
No. Page.
Ganapatyupanisl ad i
. Vaidika.
Adbana-paddbati,
...
Agnibotra-boma,
Agnibotra-karmma,
Agrayana,
Anila, ... ...
Anukramanika-vivarana,
A nu vaka n ukrarn ani,
bbashya,
Apatuikadhana-nirnaya,
A'purvvika-vidhi,
Baudhayana-siltra-vjakliya,, ...
Bramlia-prayoga,
Devi-sukta-bbashya,
Digvijayeshti,
Gana-homa, ...
Gobliilmama-parisisbta,
Grabamakba-prayoga,
Graba-yajna-prayoga,
Grihya-sutra,
35 i
No. Page
Houm-bbaksba, ... ... ... ... 4249 338
Ishti-kdla, ... ... ... ... 4089 211
Kaparddi-karika, ... ... ... ... 4166 271
Karirisbti-prayoga, ... ... ... 4127 243
Kathakagni-prayoga, ... ... ... 4128 243
Kaukila-sautramani-vidbi, ... ... ... 4246 336
Kunda-mandapa or Kunda-siddbi, (Satika), ... 4106 226
Kunda-mandape paschima-dvara Samani, . . . ... 4111 231
Kusbrndnda-boma, ... ... ... 4107 227
Mabanyasa, ... ... ... ... 4226 318
Mantra-kaumudi, ... ... ... ... 3383 122
Mrigaresbti-bautra, ... ... ... 4138 251
Nagavali-prayoga, ... ... ... ... 4185 285
Nakshatra-satra-prayoga, ... ... ... 4181 281
siitra-vyakhya, ... ... 4180 280
Niti-manjari-bbasbya (samdla), ... ... 4183 283
Pada-prakasika or Trikanda mandana vivarana, ... 4171 274
Padartba-prakasa, ... ... ... 4119 237
Pada-vidbananukramani, ... ... ... 4245 335
Paka-yajnadi-nirnaya, ... ... ... 4213 309
Paksba-boma-vidbi, ... ... ... 4192 291
Parsbada-siitra, ... ... ... ... 4190 289
Pasu-bandha-prayoga, ... ... ... 4177 278
Pasu-bautra, .
... ... ... ... 4176 277
Pasu-maitravaruna, ... ... ... 4175 277
Pratapa-narasinba,... ... ... ... 4185 285
Pravasa-vidbi, ... ... ... ... 4235 327
Prayoga-dipika, ... ... ... ... 4234 326
/ A~I
/jy 272
Prayoga-ratna-mala, ... ... ... {
( 4223 315
vaijyanti, ... ... ... 4212 308
Punah sandbana, ... ... ... ... 4236 328
Punaradbeya-prayoga, ... ... ... 4178 278
sutra, ... ... ... 4189 288
Purusba-siikta-radhana-vidhi,... ... ... 4191 290
Risbyanukrama, ... ... ... ... 4214 309
Eudra-bbasbya, ... ... ... ... 4210 307
355
No. Page
Rudra-nyasa, ... ... ... ... 4216 311
Sangrahana-dipika, ... ... ... 4174 276
Sarvvanukramanika, ... ... ... 4135 249
Sarwanukrama-prayoga, ... ... ... 4259 345
Satkarmmadhva-pradarsini, ... ... ... 3244 5
Savitragni-prayoga, ... ... ... 4253 340
Siip-hanuvaka-bliashya, ... ... ... 4260 345
S'ivapiija-sutra-vyakhyana, ... ... ... 4263 347
Somangapana-karika, ... ... ... 4261 346
Soma-san grata, ... ... ... ... 4167 272
Soma-yajamana, ... ... ... ... 4169 273
Svarga-dvareshti-prayoga, ... ... ... 4254 341
Trikanda-manclana, .. ... ... 4170 273
Vahvricha-karmina-prayoga-karika, ... ... 3244 5
Vaisvanaryya, ... ... ... ... 4102 221
Vedaparayanauga-homa-vidhi, ... ... 3243 4
Vidhuraupasana, ... ... ... ... 3250 8
Vimalodaya-mala, ... ... ... ... 4029 163
Vrisha-kapi-sastra, ... ... ... 3252 9
Yuva-dipika, (Samula,) ... ... ... 4183 283
II.- AITIHASIKA. SASTBA.
a. Itihdsa.
Pranabharanaip. or Rajavarnanaip., ... ... 4240 331
&. Purdna.
Aduhkha-navaini-vrata, ... ... 4172-73 275-76

Avatara-stava-raja, ... ... ... 4049 176
Bhavani-sahasra-nama-stotra, ... ... 4113 232
Dasanga-lalita-vrata, ... ... ... 4164 270
Devi-mahatmya-ahandrika, ... ... ... 3319 74
Gayatri-sahasra-nama-stotra, ... ... ... 4073 201
Gita-mahatmya, ... ... ... ... 3318 74
Haridra-cliurna-vidliana-dharna-mahatmya, ... 4092 213
Hari-talika-puja, ... ... ... 4093 214
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Hari-talika-vrata-katka, ... ... ... 4094 215
Hayagriva-stotra, ... ... ... ... 4091 213
Karkata-vrata, ... ... ... ... 4202 300
Kokila-vrata, ... ... ... ... 4108 228
Kuskmanda-vrata, ... ... ... 4126 242
Lakskmi-vrata-katka, ... ... ... 4139 252
Linga-paddkati, ... ... ... ... 4140 253
Magka-makatinya, ... ... ... 4201 298
Maka-Lakskmi-stotra ... ... ... 4147 257
Maka-Liiigarckaua, .. ... ... 4148 257
Mala-masa-vrata, ... ... ... ... 4132 246
Mangala-piija-vidki ... ... ... 4143 254
Mauni-inakatmya-vrata, ... ... ... 4150 259
Mrityufijaya-manasa-puja-vidhi, ... ... 4149 258
Nisi-Bkargava-vratodyapana, ... ... ... 4182 282
Pancka-kroski-makatmya, ... ... ... 4193 291
Panckakskara-makatmya, ... ... . ... 4209 306
Pkalguna-kriskna-ckaturtki-vrata, ... ... 4221 314
Pradoska-vrata-prayoga, ... ... ... 4224 316
Purana-sara, ... ... ... ... 3310 62
Ravirota-vrata, ... ... ... ... 4248 337
S'ankara-saqikita, ... ... ... ... 4060 185
Sivamushti-vrata, ... ... ... ... 4256 342
S'ulatankesvara-mahatmya, ... ... ... 4020 155
Suryya-sakasranama-stotra, ... ... ... 4112 231
Utpannaikadasi-makatmya, ... ... ... 4168 272
III. KX VTA S ASTRA.

a. Kdvya.
A maru-sataka-vyakkya, ... ... ... 3327 81
Amrita-lakari, ... ... ... ... 3334 87
Annapurnasktafca, ... ... ... 4229 320
Anyokti-muktalata, ... ... ... 3280 30
A'ryya-sataka, ... ... ... ... 3291 40
Bkava-vilasa, ... ... ... ... 3279 30
Daiia-lfia, 3294 42
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Kdmadd, ... ... ... ... 3395 133
Karuna-labari, ... ... ... ... 3277 28
Kdrunya-lahari-statva, ... ... ... 4025 159
Kataksba-sataka, ... ... ... ... 3269 21
Kavindra-cbandrodaya, ... ... ... 4154 263

kalpadruma, ... ... ... 4028 162
Maba-Laksbrni-stotra, ... ... ... 4147 257
Maba-Visbnor-mabastuti, ... ... ... 4146 256
Mabimnah-stava-kaumudi, ... ... ... 3384 123
Manda-smita-s'ataka, ... ... ... 3268 20
Mani-karBika-sbtaka, ... ... ... 4228 319
stotra, ... ... ... 4151 260
Manohara, ... ... ... ... 3369 110
Manorama, ... ... ... ...3332-685,54
Meghadiita-tika, ... ... ... ... 3371 112
Mukunda-vilasa, ... ... ... ... 4026 160
Nemiduta, ... ... ... ... 3276 27
Padaravinda-S'ataka, ... ... ... 3267 20
Parayana-stotra, ... ... ... ... 4220 313

Pranabharana (Satika), ... ... ... 3275 26
or Rajavarnana, ... ... 42^0 331
Rasika-rafigada, ... ... ... ... 3274 25
Samba-paiicbas'ika, ... ... ... 3335 88

vivriti, ... ... ... 3336 88
Sanjivam, ... ... ... ... 3289 38

Sapta-sati-kavya, ... ... ... ... 3317 73
Sattasaya ... ... ... ... 3317 73
Sevyasevakopadesa, ... ... ... 3272 23

S'lesha-virodhini, ... ... ... ... 3313 70
Stuti-s'ataka, ... ... ... ... 3295 43
Subodbim, ... ... ... ... 3394 132
ujana-bodba-kari, ... ... ... 3369 110
Tutparyya-tarangini, ... ... ... 3306 54
Upadesa sataka ... ... ... ... 3271 23
Vairagya-satuka-tika ... ... ... 3325 79
Vakrokti-paiicbasika, ... ... ... 4064 195

Visvesvarasbtaka, ... ... 4227 318
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&. Ndtaka.
Danakeli-vydkhya, 3278 29
Karpura-man j ari-prakasa, 3288 37
Prasanna-ra'ghava, 3309 59
c.
Champu.
Ananda-vrindavana, ... 3322 75
Mukha-vartani ,.. ... 3323 78
Muladeva-katha, . . .
... 3386 125
Easavati, 3333 86
d. Koshd.
e.
Updkhydna.
IV. ABHIDHANA.
Anekartha-kosha, 4105 225
Amara-panj ika, 3368 109
Vivikta-naina-sangraha, 4015 151
V.
Madhumati, ... 3379 118

Svopajnadhdtu-pdrayana, 4019 154
VI. CHHANDA.
Pingala-tikd, 3324 78
Suvritta-tilaka, 3273 24
VII. ALANKA*KA.
Alankara-gekhara, ... 3307 55

Alankara- sara-sthiti, 408i 209
Artha-prakasika, . . .
4242 833
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Chhdya or Rasa-mimaqisa-vyakhy& ... ... 4022 156
Chitra-mimanisa-gudhartlia-prakasika, ... ... 4097 217
Kavinandika, ... ... ... ... 4123 240
Kavyalankara, ... ... ... ... 3328 82
laiikara-tippana, ... ... ... 3329 83
Kdvyavilasa, ... ... ... ... 4125 242
Kubalayananda-kkandana, ... ... ... 4084 209
Marma-prakas'a, ... ... ... ... 4063 194
Basa-mimamsa, ... ... ... ... 4021 156
taraiigini, ... ... ... ... 3377 117
Udyota or Kavyapradipa-vidyota, ... ... 4117 236
VIII. JYOTISHA.
Bala-graha-stava, ... ... ... ... 4045 173

Hayana-ratna, ... ... ... ... 4090 212
Hillaja-dipika, ... ... ... ... 4095 215
tajika, ... ... ... ..." 4096 216
Jaiminiya-sutra-vritti, ... ... ... 4087 210
Jyotisha-mani-mala, ... ... ... 4085 209
Jyotisha-sara-sarigraha, ... ... ... 3378 117
Megha-mala, ... ... ... ... 4222 315
Pancha-pakslii-sakuna, ... ... ... 4239 330
Prasna-bhairava, ... ... ... ... 4179 279
Vriddha-yavana, ... ... ... ... 4103 221
IX. SMRITI.
Angira-kalpa, ... ... ... ... 4046 173

Antyeshti-prayoga, ... ... ... 4158 265
Arghyadana-vidhi, ... ... ... 4951 339
Asvalayana-prayaschitta-prayoga, ... ... 4030 164
Bhumyadidana-prayoga, ... ... ... 4187 287
Chaturvinis'ati-matavyakhya. ... ... ... 4023 157
Dampati-pujana-vidhi, ... ... ... 4162 269
Dana-khanda-prayoga, ... ... ... 4161 268
Danda-lakshana-vidhi, ... 4041 17]
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Dattaka-darpana, ... .. ... ... 3315 71
Dattaka-didbiti, ... ... ... ... 3314 70
Dbarmarnava ... ... ... ... 4042 171
Dvadasabdad urdhvam avalokane vidhi, ... ... 4013 150
Ekadasi-tattva-dipa, ... ... ... 3374 113
Jirnoddbara- vidhi, ... ... ... 4165 270
Jivacbchbraddba-prayoga, ... ... ..4114 233
Kdla-nirnaya-chandrika, ... ... 4109 228
Kamya-yaga-prayoga, ... .. ... 4142 254
Karma-tattva-pradipika, ... ... ... 4134 248
Kritya mafijari, ... ... ... ... 4098 217
Lagbu-vivarana, ... ... ... ... 4122 239

Mabadeva-paricbaryya-prayoga, ... ... 4121 239
,, stitra-vyakbya, ... ... 4137 251
Maharnava, ... ... ... ... 4153 261
Malamasa-tattva-vivriti, ... ... ... 3366 108
Manasa-snana-yidhi ... ... ... 4131 246
Mandala-vidM, ... ... ... ... 4152 261
Masi-sraddbamanopanyasa, ... ... ... 4033 166
vidbi-krama, ... ... ... 4034 166
Mrityufijaya-manasa-puja-vidbi, ... ... 4149 258
Mulyadbyaya, ... ... ... ... 4120 238
Nagavali, ... ... ... ... 4197 295
Nirnaya-sindhu, ... ... ... ... 4233 322
Pancbainas'rama-vidbi, ... ... . 4238 329
Paryyankasaucha-vidbi, ... ... ... 4194 2P2
Pasu-hautra, ... ... ... ... 4176 277
Pisbtapasu-mimamsa, ... ... ... 4219 312
Pradosba-vrata-nirnaya, ... ... ... 4230 320
Prapaiicbasara-viveka, ... ... ... 4027 161
Praudha-Pratapa-martanda, ... ... ... 4104 222

Prayagasnana-vidlri or Prayagasnanadi-prayoga, ... 4188 288
Prayascbitta-kadamba-sara-sangraba, ... ... 3380 119

kutiibala, ... ... ... 4067 197
tattva-tika, ... ... ... 3375 114
Ptirta-prakasa, ... ... ... ... 4195 293
Purusbartha-cbitttamani, ... ... ... 4237 328
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Rasa-pramana, ... ... ... ... 4058 183
yatra-viveka, ... ... ... 4059 184
Sannyasa-dipika, ... ... ... ... 4258 343

Sannyasa-varana, ... ... ... 4053 178
Shadabda-prayascliittadi-paddbati, ... ... 4118 237
S'ila-nydsa-vidhi, ... ... ... ... 4255 341
Simhastha-paddkati, ... ... ... 4264 348
Smriti-durgabhaiijana, ... ... ... 4055 180
S'raddka-dipa, ... ... ... ... 3365 107
pradipa ... ... ... ... 3365 107
vibkakti, ... ... ... 4262 347
S'raddkadi-vivekakaumudi, ... ... ... 3381 119
S'uddki-nirnaya, ... ... ... ... 3308 58
Vamana-jayanti-vrata-vidki, ... ... ... 3249 7
Vatodyapana-vidki, .. ... ... 3247 6
Vidkana-inala, ... ... ... ... 3241 1
malokta-maribkayas'anti, ... ... 4136 250

Vidkyaparadka-prayasckitta-lagkuvritti, ... ..." 3245 5
Visknu-yaga-paddkati, ... ... ... 3242 3
Visva-prakas'ikapaddkati, ... ... ... 4116 233

Vivadarnava-Setu,... ... ... ... '3376 115
Viveka-kaumudi, ... ... ... ... 3364 105
Viveka-dipaka, ... ... ... ... 3246 6
Vrate pradkananiriipana, ... ... ... 4036 167
Vyavastka-dipika, (As'aucha-prakarana), ... ... 3330 84
Vyavahara-madava, ... ... ... 3326 79
Yati-sandhya-vidhi, ... ... ... 3251 8
Yati-sandhya-vartika, ... .
... ... 3253 9
Yati-saniskara, ... .., ... ... 3254 10
vallablia 4048 175
X. SANGITA S'A'STEA.
XI. S'ILPASASTEA,
46
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XII. KAMA S'ASTRA.
XIII. DARS'ANA S'ASTRA.

a. Darsana.
b. Sdfikhya.
Kapila-sutra-bbasbya, ... ... ... 4099 219
c. Yoga.
d. Nydya.
Kdraka-vada, ... ... ... ... 3372 112
Nyaya-dipaka, ... ... ... ... 4065 196
Prabodhini, ... ... ... ... 3367 109
Katua-kosha-kara-mata-vicbara, ... ... 3370 111
e, Vais'eshika.
Nyaya-kandali, ,., ... ... ... 4186, 285
f. Mimdmsd.
Nyaya-ratnakara, ... ... ... ... 4066 196
g. Veddnta.
Avadbuta-gita, .,, ... ... ... 4047 174

Bramha-chintanika, ... ... ... 4035 167
Brambaikya-prakarana-stotra, ... ... 4043 172
Bramba-sutra-siddbanta-marichika, ... ... 4037 168
Kalpataru-vyakhya, ... ... ... 4100 219
Maba-vakyartba-vivarana, ... ... ... 4133 247
Manasa-puja, ... ... ... ... 4040 170
Pancbaprakarani or Satsukbanubbava, ... ... 4244 334
Tattva-chandrika, ... ... ... ... 4061 190
Vidvat-cbitta-prasadini, ... ... ... 4068 198
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Vistara-cbandrika,.,. ,,. ... ... 3373 112
XIY. BHAKTI SASTRA.

Bbagavat-tattva-cbandrika, ... ... ... 3316 72
Bhakti-marga-maryyada, ... ... ... 4052 177
Krisbna-bhakti-sudbarnava, ... ... ... 4057 182
Nava-ratna, (satika), ... ... ... 4056 181
Sannyasa-varana, ... ... ... ... 4053 178
Siddanta-muktavali, (with commentary), ... ... 4054 179
Viveka-dbairyyasraya, ... ... ... 3331 85
XV. TANTRA S'ASTKA.
Agama-sara-sangraba, ... ... ... 4050 176

Angira-kalpa, ... ... ... ... 4046 173
Bbairava-dipa-dana-vidbi, ... ... ... 4044 172
Devi-rabasya-tantra ... ... ... 4160 267
Guru-kavacba, ... ... ... ... 4080 206
Guru-kundali, ... ... ... ... 4082 207
Gurupaiikti-kavacba, ... ... ... 4081 207
Guru-sabasranaina-stotra ... ... 4077-83 204-8
Janamara-s'anti-prayoga, ... ... ... 4088 211
( 4086 210
Jvara-s'anti ... ... ... ... (
I 4115 233
Maha-gana-pati krama ... ... ... 4144 255
Hantrartba-dipika, ... ... ... 3305 52
Matrika-bbeda-tantra, ... ... ... 4205 302
Mrityunjaya-tantra, ... ... ... 4204 301
Mudrd-karana, ... ... ... ... 4203 300
Nigarna-tattva-sara, ... ... ... 4184 284
Nivandba-maba-tantra, ... ... ... 4265 348
Nrisiip-ba-paricbaryya, ... ... ... 4232 322
Pancba-kalpa-taru, ... ... ... 3311 65
Rama-naina-lekbana-vidbi, ... ... ... 4217 311
Rama-sabasra-nama-stotra, ... ... ... 4225 317
Roga-santi ... ... ... ... 4218 312
Sandbyii-prayoga, ... ... ... ... 4257 343
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Saubhagya-kavacha ... ... ... 4215 310
Siddha-chakra-mahatmya-gatha-vritti, ... ... 8387 126
S'riguru-kavacha, ... ... ... ... 4079 206
stotra, ... ... ,.. ... 4078 205
S'rirama-paddhati,.., ... ... ... 4211 308
Tantra-raja, ... ... ... ... 3382 121
Tara-bhakti-sudharnava, ... ... ... 3312 67
Vas'i-karana-stotra, ... ... ... 3248 7
Vas'i-karanadi-vidhi, ... ... ... 4247 336
XVI. VAIDTAKA S'ASTKA.
Abhidhana-chintainani, ... ... ... 4017 153

Anjana-nidana, ... ... ... ... 4206 303
4086 210
Jvara-s'anti ... ... ... ... .
4115 233
Nivaudha-sangraha, ... ... ... 4012 149
XVII. JAINA S'/STRA.
Apunarbandhaka-dvatriijis'ikd, ... ... 3361 104

A'radhand bhagavati, ... ... ... 3270 22
Artka-dipika, ... ... ... ... 3296 44
Avas'yaka-laghu-vritti, ... ... ... 3264 16
A-ura-pachchakkhana, ... ... ... 3258 12
Balimahanarendrakhyana, ... ... ... 3388 126
Bhakti-dvatrimsika, ... ... ... 3341 91
Bhiksliu-dvatrimsika, ... ... & .. 3356 101
Brihat-prati-kramana-siitra-vritti ... ... 3296 44
Chaitya-vandana- sutra, ... ... ... 3343 93
vritti, ... ... ... 3345 94
Champaka-s'reshthi-katha, ... ... ... 3391 130
Chatuh-sarana-siitra, ... ... ... 3256 11
tikd, ... ... ... 3257 11
Daiva-purusha-kara-dvatriips'ika, ... ... 4001 141
Dana ... ... 4005 144
Dasa-vaikalika-sabdartha-vritti, ... ... 4038 169
Desand-dvatrims'ika, 4006 144
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Dbarmas'anna-bbyudaya, .., ... ... 3287 35
Dbarum-vyavastba-dvatrims'ika, ... ... 4003 142
Diksha-dvatrims'ika', ... ... ... 3357 102
Dravya-sangraba-siitrd, ... ... ... 3292 41
vritti, ... ... ... 3293 41
Ganadbara-sarddba-s'ataka, ... ... ... 3303 51
lagbu-vritti, ... ... 3304 52
Guna-mald-tika, ... ... ... ... 4076 203
Gunasthanavachuri or Gunastbana-kramarobana-tika, 4014 150
Guruguna-sbat-trinis'ika, ... ... ... 4075 202
Isunugraba-vicbara-dvatriips'ika, ... ... 3398 139
Jambii-cliarita, ... ... ... ... 4010 147
Jambii-chariya, ... ... ... ... 3392 131
Jambudvipa-prajnapti-ratna-manjiisba, ... ... 3259 12
Jinainabattva-dvatrims'ika, ... ... ... 3363 105
Jinas'ataka-bala-bodba, ... ... ... 4011 149
Jiva-vichara-prakarana- vritti, ... ... ... 4016 152
Jiiana-ratnopakbyana, ... ... ... 3385 124
Kalpadru-kalika, ... ... ... ... 4110 229
Kalpakiranavali, ... ... ... ... 4129 244
Katbadvatrimsika,... ... ... ... 3399 140
Kevali-bbukti-vyavastba-dvatrinisika, ... ... 3347 95
Klesa-banopaya-dvatrimsika, ... ... ... 3339 90
Kutarkagraha-nivritti-dvatriqis'ika, ... ... 3354 100
Lalita-vistara, ... ... ... ... 3345 94
Mabanisiba-suyakkbandba, ... ... ... 3255 10
Murga-dvatrimsika, ... ... ... 3362 104
Mitra ... ... ... ... 3352 99
Mukti ... ... ... ... 3348 96
Muktyadvesbapradbana-dvatrinisika, ... ... 3360 103
Nandi-Sutta or Nandydbyayana-siittra, ... ... 5196 294
Nemiduta, ... ... ... ... 3276 27
Nigoda-sbattrims'ika-vivriti, ... ... .., 3321 75
vicbaragatba-sbattriip.sika-sutra, ... ... 3320 75
Nyaya-maiijusha-nyasa, ... ... ... 4200 298
sangraha, ... ... ... ... 4199 297
Ogbaniryukti-sutra, ... ... ... 3260 13
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OShaniryukti-tika,... ... ... ... 3261 14
Panchama-sangraha-tika, ... ... ... 4207 304
Panchas'aka-tika, ... ... ... ... 4208 306
Patanjala-yogalakshana-vicMra-dvatrirp-sika, ,,, 3358 102
Pindaniryukti-vritti, ... ... ... 3262 14
Prasnottara, ... ... ... ... 3389 127
Pravachana sara-balabodha, ... ... ... 3265 17
saroddhara-siitra, . . . ... ... 3266 18

Purvasevadvatrinisika, ... ... ... 3359 103
Pushpamala-prakarana, ... ... ... 3286 35
Ramacharita or Ramayana, ... ... ... 3396 134
Saddrishta-dvatrinisika, ... ... 3355 101
Sadhu-samagrya-dvatrimsika, ... ... ... 3342 92
Sajjanastuti-dvatrinisika, ... ... ... 3349 96
Samaraditya-charita, ... ... ... 3390 128
Samyagdrishti-dvatrinisika, ... ... ... 3397 139
Saiighapattaka-prakararutvachuri, ... ... 4018 154
Sankasa-s'ravakakatha, ... ... ... 4008 145
Sarvvartha-siddhi, ... ... ... 3351 98
Sevyasevakopadesa, ... ... ... 3272 23
Shaddarsana-samuchaya-tika, . . . ... ... 3301 49

Shaddvatyaka-vritti, ... ... ... 3302 50
Siripalanarindakaka, ... ... ... 4009 146
S'ishyahitd or Avasyaka-vrihat-vritti, ... ... 3263 15
S'raddhadina-kritya tika, ... ... ... 3281 31

S'ravaka-dina-kritya, ... ... ... 3297 45
S'ravakaradhana, ... ... ... ... 3344 93
S'rikalpasangraha,... ... ... ... 4155 263

S'ripala-prithvipala-katha, ... ... ... 3393 131
Sugarna-vritti, ... ... ... ... 4069 199
Taraditraya-dvatrimsika, ... ... ... 3353 99
Tattvabodha-vidhayini, ... ... ... 3290 39
Tattva-dipika, ... ... ... ... 3282 32
Tattvartha-s'astra-tika, ... ... ... 3350 97
vritti, ... ... ... ... 3351 98
Upadesamala-prakarana, ... ... ... 3298 46

vacliuri, ... ... ... o284 33
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UpadesamaM-vivarana, ... ... ... 3283 33
Upadesa-ratnakoâ, ... ... ... 3285 34

sataka, ... ... ... ... 3271 23
Vada-dvatrimsika,... ... ... ... 4004 143
Vinaya-dvatriiiisika, ... ... ... 3346 94
Yivikta-narua-sangraha, ... ... ... 4015 151
Yoga-bheda-dvatriiiis'ika, ... ... ... 4002 142
Yoga-la kshana-dvatriip-sika, ... ... ... 4000 141
makatmya ... ... ... 3340 91
Yogavatara ... ... ... 3338 90
Yoga-vindu, ... ... ... ... 3299 47
vritti, ... ... ... ... 3300 48
viveka-dvatrimsika, ... ... ... 3337 89
XIX. ANIEDISHTA.
Artlia-prakas'ika, ... ... ... ... 4242 833

Kasi-nitya yatra-paddhati, ... ... ... 4124 241
Kshema-kutuhala, ... ... ... 4062 191
Ksliulla-kuinara-katha, ... ... ... 4007 145
Mathamnaya, ... ... ... ... 4145 255
Parabhu-prakarana or Parabhu-katha, ... ... 4198 296
Prasastika-prakarana, ... ... ... 4231 321
Prasasti-kasika, ... ... ... ... 4024 159

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RAJENDRALALA MITRA, LL. D., C. I. E.

UNDER ORDERS OF THE GOVERNMENT OF

Acbaryaya-ckudamani, ... 115 Bhadravahu, u

Amaru-sataka-vyakbya, ... 81 Bhasvami, ... 97

A'nauda-vriudavana-cbampu, Bhartrihari, ... 79

Anautadeva, ... 3 Bbiksbu-dvatrinsika, ... 101

Apadeva, ... 3 Bikrama, ... 27

Apunarvandhaka-dvatrin- Brabma-deva, ... 42

Arthadipika, ... 4-i Cbaitanya, ... 113

Arya-sataka, ... 40 Chaityas, ... 93

Atma-tattva-viveka-tika,... 105 Cbaitya-vandana-vritti ... 94

Aurapachcha-kkbana, ... 12 Cbandesvara, ... 115

Avasyaka-laghuvritti, ... 16 Chatuh-sarana-sutra, ... 11

A'vasyaka-siitra, 15, 16 tika, ... 11

Dana-keli-kaumudi, ... 29 Gumani Kavi, ... 23

Devi-mahatmya-cbandrikd, 74 dyalaAkara, ... 106

Dbarma-sarmabhyudaya, ... 35 50, 89, 90, 99, 100, 101,

Digambara, ... 95 102, 103, 104, 105

Dravya-safigraba Sutra, ... 41 Jambudvipa-prajnapti, ... 12

Dravya-saftgraba-vritti, ... 42 ratna-

Karaka-vada, Madhuvata, ... 106

Vachaspati, 108 vivriti, ... 108

Kaviraja, 70 Mandasmita-s'ataka, ... 21

Kavyalankara, 82 Manikyachandra Maharaja, 55

Kavyalankara tippana, ... 83 Manohara, ... 110

Kevali-bhukti-vyavastha dva- Manorama, 54, 85

Kiratarjuniya, 110 Marga-dvatriiisika, ... 104

S'abdasakti-prakaYika, ... 109 S'raddlia-dipa, 107

Sadbu-samagrya-dvatriiisika, 92 S'raddh a- prad ipa, 107

pancbasika, ... 88 S'rikrishna, ... 28

Sattasaya-kavya, ... 73 Tarabhakti-sudbarnava, ... 67

Sati, ... 38 Taracbandra, ... 85

Shadavasyaka-siitra, ... 50 Tattvartba-sastra-tika, ... 97

Siddbanta-vagisa, ... 109 vritti, ... 98

S'raddbodaya, ... 31 Yacbaspati Mis'ra, 58

S'raddha-dina-kritya, ... 31 Vabvricbakarma-prayoga-

Vidhana-mala, ... 1 Yatisanskara,

Vidyavilasa, ... 30 Yogavindu,

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Appearance, old. Prose and verse. Incorrect.

Accounts of a large number of rites, principally

CONTEXTS. Propriety of the name of the work. Its object. The

promoting the secretion of milk during confinement. Rites for curing

gestation. Rites for promoting conception in barren women. Endemic

parts of the body. Initiation in the art of war. Paralysing of enemies.

tutelary gods. Propitiation of Budha, Sukra and other planets. Breaking

Appearance, fresh. Prose and verse. Generally correct.

Vishnuyaga-paddhati- Rituals for a rite for the gratification

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Rules for the performance

By Balakrishna. The colophon is wrong.

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Appearance, old. Prose and verse. Generally correct.

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