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The Brāhmaṇa Sarvasva is a sanskrit text on vedic rituals composed by Halāyudha Bhaṭṭa (He served as the Dharmādhikārin (Chief Justice/Minister of Religion) under King Lakṣmaṇa Sena of Bengal (r. 1178–1206 CE)) in the 12th century. This work focus on explaining the meanings of the Vedic Mantras used in daily rituals including; Sāndhyā, Snāna and the periodic Saṃskāras. The manuscript is written in sanskrit language and devanagari script, it holds only a single folio which has not mention about the author name as well as title, so it seems that it is an incomplete text and the author name has mentioned in the metadata section which is from the intermadiate colophone section. The owner name has mentioned on the cover page of the manuscript.
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