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Buddhist stories illustrating the workings of karma across lives.
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This is a commentary by Aśvaghoṣa on the first part of Vajrasūcyupaniṣad.
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A text on the conduct prescribed for student practitioners of Vajrayāna in order to achieve purification.
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This contains thousand names in praise of goddess Bhuvaneśvarī.
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This contains stotras in praise of goddess Śītalā.
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A collection of texts on lexicography and grammar, the first four of which are by Hemacandra. The first discusses gender. The second is dated to 1435 amd discusses indecl...
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A Jaina text with its commentary, written in question-answer mode. Both text and commentary are in Sanskrit.
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The story of Sāvitrī forms the basis of a ritual (vrata) that women perform for their husband’s health and longevity. The text describes the ritual performed before a vat...
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A text which shows tantric influences and contains mantras for the worship of Rāma, Sītā and others. The text mentions the meter of the mantras.
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Anekārthadhvanimañjarī (first eight folios) is a lexicographic text. 39 The Abhidhānacintāmaṇi is a major lexicon compiled by Hemacandra, it is accompanied by a commentar...
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This is from the Ādipurāṇa, a ninth-century Sanskrit text by Jinasena on the life of Rishabhanatha, the first Jain Tirthankara.
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A philosophical dialogue between Śuka and Rambhā.