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9948 â–� DESCRIPTIVE CATALOgue of End : udyannadya mitramahah . ' mo aham dvisato ratham | mitraravisurya- bhanukhagapusa hiranyagarbhamaricyaditya savitrarkabhaskarebhyo namah || No. 14999 prasnottaraslokah . PRASNOTTARASLOKAH Pages, 2. Lines, 11 on a page, Begins on fol. 11 a of the MS. described under No. 14997. Incomplete This is also called Yaksaprasna and is taken from the Aranyaparvan of the Mahabharata. Herein Yudhisthira got restored to life his seemingly dead brothers by giving suitable replies to certain difficult questions, put by Yama, the god of death, who came in disguise in the form of a Yaksa Beginning and the End: ko modate ! pancame'hani sasthe va sakam pacati khe grhe | anrno 'parapresyah sa ratrisvara modate || kimasvaryam ? ahanyahani bhutani pravisanti yamalayam | sesah sthavaramicchanti kimascaryamatah param || kah panthah ? tarkom vitarkah smrtayasca bhinna naiko r (ba) siryasya matam pramanam dharmasya tavam nihitam guhayam mahajano yena gatasta panthah || ka varta ? asminmahatyandakatahamadhye suryagnina ratridivendhanena | masartudarviparighattanena bhutani kalah pacatiti varta | No. 15000. visnusahasranamastotram . VISNUSAHASRANAMASTOTRAM. Pages, 24. Lines, 11 on a page Begins on fol. 12 a of the MS. described under No. 14997. Wants a few stanzas in the introduction and the end. Same work as that described under No. 9008 ante, 1 1