Manuscript Digital Library
3,219+ South Asian manuscripts from repositories across the world
General Library, The University of Tokyo
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matsunami_325
Text on astrology and astronomy. Fols. 26–29, and 32 are missing. Matsunami mentions that at the end of the text, there is an ending sentence "iti majyātiparāyātmajeśvara...
General Library, The University of Tokyo
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matsunami_318
Govindācārya, the author of Rasasāra, belonged to the Moḍha family and was the son of Śūrāditya and grandson of Sahadeva. He was a disciple of Śrīdhara and Dhīradeva, und...
General Library, The University of Tokyo
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matsunami_315
This text is a mahākāvya written by the great poet Kālidāsa. It begins with an invocation to Śiva-Parvati and describes the line of kings of the Raghu dynasty (also known...
General Library, The University of Tokyo
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matsunami_314
A dhāraṇī text dedicated to Yoginīvijaya whose colophon mentions "sarvva-rogaṃ praśāmyanti dīrghāyuś ca pralabhyate" indicating that all diseases are pacified and long li...
General Library, The University of Tokyo
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matsunami_311
This is a tantric ritual text extracted from the Catuḥpīṭha Bṛhatmahātantra, containing the first section of the Ātmapiṭha ritual. The Catuḥpīṭha is a yoginītantra compri...
General Library, The University of Tokyo
General Library, The University of Tokyo
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matsunami_308
"The Mṛtyuvañcanopadeśa is a learned anthology of rites to cheat death once its signs have been perceived." (Péter Dániel Sźantó in Śaivism and the Tantric Traditions htt...
General Library, The University of Tokyo
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matsunami_304
This mss. is a part of the Mārkaṇḍeyapurāṇa, a text which has multiple chapters in the form of poetic verse and praise meters and concerns different topics related to Hin...
General Library, The University of Tokyo
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matsunami_302
The Mānavadharmaśāstra or the Manusmṛti is a text attributed to Manu and Bhṛgu on topics of dharma such as rites, duties, virtues, codes of conduct and the varṇa system....
General Library, The University of Tokyo
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matsunami_301
A dharmaśāstra work by Mādhava (c. 1300) that explains the times appropriate for various religious observances. This is written in śloka form.
General Library, The University of Tokyo
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matsunami_300
Folia 38, 40, 70 missing from mss.
General Library, The University of Tokyo
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matsunami_299
"Mādhavanidāna, also known as Rugviniścaya, is a medical work, containing lists of different types of diseases along with their causes, symptoms and complications. The fo...