Manuscript Digital Library
3,219+ South Asian manuscripts from repositories across the world
University of Copenhagen
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112882_M075CA_4121_CS
"This text was derived from Kṛṣṇa-Arjuna-saṁvāda of Bhaviṣyottarapurāṇa. The same text with slightly different verses is found in the Rāmāyaṇa and Mahābhārata."
University of Copenhagen
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112800_M039A_4070_CS
This is a Jyotiṣa text that cites well-known Jyotiṣa and Dharmaśāstra works and their authors. Its author is unknown (NCC and by P.V. Kane list several people who have au...
University of Copenhagen
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112868_M063A_4120_CS
"It is a rare manuscript on Advaita-vedānta by Aṣṭāvakra Muni."
University of Copenhagen
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112797_M038A_4069_CS
This is a work of Jyotiṣa, written by Gaṅgādāsa Dvivedin. It describes rituals to be performed on auspicious days.
University of Copenhagen
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113242_ML07CA_4172_CS
"A dharmaśāstra text on Hindu rituals, it describes Upanayana and related rituals."
University of Copenhagen
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112863_M061A_4119_CS
This is an incomplete manuscript on Jyotiṣa-śāstra by Muñjāditya. It is a handbook on astrology for new learners.
University of Copenhagen
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113147_ML09A_4174_CS
"The poem by Jayadeva (12th century), with all 12 sargas (cantos). It appears to be a printed manuscript, published from Kolkata in 1842 (Vikrama saṃvat 1899) by Baburam...
University of Copenhagen
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112788_M037A_4068_CS
This is a dharmaśāstra text, with 30 verses based on the Āśauca part of the Yājñavalkyasmṛti and its commentary, Mitākṣarā. The authorship is therefore ascribed to Vijñān...
University of Copenhagen
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112806_M040A_4117_CS
This text explains methods of astrological caculation by Lagadha, also known as Lagaṭa (5th century BCE). This manuscript has 36 verses, which denotes its relation to the...
University of Copenhagen
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113146_ML08A_4173_CS
A Śākta-tantra text, with salutation verses to Goddess Kālī. The author’s name is not mentioned. It has a commentary by Raṅganātha, Dīpikā.
University of Copenhagen
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113212_M072A_4099_CS
This is an incomplete manuscript. The Durgāstotra derives from Brahmavaivartapurāṇa, where Kṛṣṇa recites it for Nārada.
University of Copenhagen
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113143_ML06A_4171_CS
"A vyākaraṇa text which references different schools of logic and grammarians. It derives from Laghumañjūṣā."