Manuscript Digital Library
3,219+ South Asian manuscripts from repositories across the world
University of Copenhagen
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112896_M080A_4102_CS
This is Vardhamāna’s commentary on Durgasiṁha’s vṛtti on Kātantrasūtras (a distinct tradition in grammar). Vardhamāna is said to have been the teacher of Karṇadeva, an 11...
University of Copenhagen
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112875_M070A_4097_CS
"This manuscript has multiple stotra texts. Folio 1a has Pṛthivīstotra with eight verses, which derives from Brahmavaivartapurāṇa.Folio1b has the Tulasīnāmāṣṭaka and Mana...
University of Copenhagen
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112875_M069A_4096_CS
"The text is also known as Bhajagovindastotra or Dvādaśamañjarikāstotra by Śaṅkarācārya. This manuscript has 15/16 verses out of 31 verses, which are not in sequence."
University of Copenhagen
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112874_M068A_4095_CS
This text describes the daily routine of the Viśiṣṭādvaitin Rāmānuja (also known as Yatirāja) and his followers at the Raṅganātha temple in Śrīraṅgam.
University of Copenhagen
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112765_M027CA_4042_CS
This incomplete manuscript contains a few mantras from the Bhagavadgītā and explains the different hasta-mudrās for chanting the mantras.
University of Copenhagen
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112762_M026CA_4041_CS
This text describes and invokes śakti (the divine feminine power), with chapters on daśamahāvidyā, yonipūjā, and other rituals related to śāktatantra.
University of Copenhagen
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112761_M025CA_4040_CS
This text is derived from Rudrayāmalatantra. It contains a few mantras for obtaining fortune through acts of piety, and by writing the name of Rāma.
University of Copenhagen
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112760_M024CA_4039_CS
This text derived from Mahānirvāṇatantra, and contains mantras for obtaining fortune through acts of piety, and by writing the name of Rāma.
University of Copenhagen
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112759_M023CA_4038_CS
A text on lexicography that explains various words (starting with vyañjana or consonants) and their synonyms. It has words from ‘ka’ to ‘ma’.
University of Copenhagen
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112758_M022CA_4037_CS
An astrological text, with an unidentified commentary, which discusses age groups: dīrghāyu, madhya and alpāyu.
University of Copenhagen
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112754_M020A_4036_CS
A concise introduction to Nyāya-Vaiśeṣika written by Annaṃbhaṭṭa in 1623 ce, showing how the universe can be analyzed through natural language. The text breaks off half-w...
University of Copenhagen
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112753_M019A_4035_CS
This text derives from Bṛhadrāmāyaṇa, and describes the beauty and religious importance of the Citrakūṭa mountain.