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Aksheswara Mahavira
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EAP1296/2/198
This has six ślokas invoking Pāramitā (the title on the cover says ten, but this does not match the content).
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eap_67614040
This manuscript describes the Chāskamini devi. The scibe written this manuscript beautifull. It lacks the colophone and details.
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eap_67614035
The manuscript is beautifully written. Colophone is missing.
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eap_67614031
Both the scribe and the donor seems to be the same with an expectation of peace and protection. Manuscript does not seemed to be written with professional skill.
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eap_67614030
The manuscript is written beautifully both in red and black ink by the scribe. The detailed colophone is missing in this manuscript.
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eap_67614029
The manuscript records the Dhāraṇī. It does not have detailed and usual colophonal record however date and the reason for writing the manuscript is written.
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eap_67614026
The manuscript is partially damaged at the edge but it won't effect the letters written in it.
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eap_67614025
The manuscript is partially damaged at the edge but it won't effect the letters written in it.
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eap_67614022
The scribe is using Red (Pink) ink to write most of the manuscript irresepctive of common black ink however, he used it couple of lines in each folio.
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eap_67605004
This is an incomplete text of the Aṣtottara śata nāma stotra (Tārāśata). This stotra is dedicated to the Buddhist deity Tārā, who is widely worshipped in the Vajrayāna br...
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eap_67605003
This is an incomplete text of the Aṣtottara śata nāma stotra (Tārāśata). This stotra is dedicated to the Buddhist deity Tārā, who is widely worshipped in the Vajrayāna br...
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eap_67603008
This is a hymn consisting of 9 verses, each dedicated to one of the traditional eight auspicious symbols, including; Śrīvatsa, Padma, Dhvaja, Chatra, Dharmacakra, Kalaśa,...