Notices of Sanskrit Manuscripts
by Rajendralala Mitra | 1871 | 921,688 words
These pages represent a detailed description of Sanskrit manuscripts housed in various libraries and collections around the world. Each notice typically includes the physical characteristics, provenance, script, and sometimes even summaries of the content of the Sanskrit manuscripts. The collection helps preserve and make accessible the vast herit...
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67 I sthandilakaranadinirnayasca | tatah parsvanasthalipakanirnayah | tata istiprayasci- tani | tata drstimadhye grahananirnayah | tato naimittikaprayascittani | tatah sakalakarmmasagharani paribhasa | tatah dustarajodarsanasantih | tato garbhadhanam | tatah pumsavanam | tatah simantonnayanaprayogah | tato visnubalih | tato jataka- prayogah | tato namakaranaprayogah | tatah niskramanaprayogah | tatah annaprasana- prayogah| tatah abdapurttividhih | tatah cuda़ाkarmmaprayogah| tata upanayanaprayogah | tatah mahavrataprayogah | tatah brahmacarivratalopaprayascittam | tatah samavarttanaprayogah | tato vivahadinavavadhugtahapravesadiprayogah | tatah agnidvayasamsargavidhih | tata upasanakhyah sayampratarheौmavidhih | tata asauca homavidhih | tata akala karttavya- homavidhih| tata apatkalakarttavya homavidhih | tatah agnidvayasamsarga dosaprayascittam | tato gtahyagnipunahsandhanaprayogah | tato vadhusahitavarasya gtahapravesavidhih | tata casvayujikarmmaprayogah | tatah smarttagrayanaprayogah | tatah pratyavarohanaprayogah | tatah pindapittayajnaprayogah | tatah astakatradaprayogah | tata utsarjanavidhih | tata upakarmmavidhih | tato dahadisapindikaranantancarddhadehika karmma prayogah || No. 1466. kaivalyadipika, muktaphalatika | Substance, country-made paper, 1023 x 51 inches. Folia, 164. Lines, 8 -10-12-14 on a page. Extent, 7,876 slokas. Character, Nagara. Date, SM. 1963. Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of India. Appearance, old. Prose and verse. Incorrect. Kaivalya-dipika. A commentary on the Muktaphala of Vopadeva, on the philosophy of the Bhagavata Purana. By Hemadri Deva, Minister of Maharaja Ramaraja. The king's name occurs as Kamaraja in the last line of the text, but that may be only an epithet; in Mr. Elliot's essay in the Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain (IV, p. 28) it is written Mahadeva. He was a Jadava king of the Lunar race (soma-vansa), and ascended the throne of Deoghar (Devagiri) in Saka 1182. = A. E. 1260. This is also the time which M. Burnouf assigned to Vopadeva in his Preface to the Bhagavata. Wilson says "Vopadeva is generally assigned to the twelfth century," K 2