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Aksheswara Mahavira
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Caryāgīta
EAP1296/2/123
This has salutation songs dedicated to Buddhist deities. These are called Caryāgīta, and are sung in accompaniment to ritual dances.
Aksheswara Mahavira
Nepala Saṃvata - 1020 (1899 ce.)
Acalābhiṣeka maṇḍala pratimā darśana vidhi
EAP1296/2/60
A text on Buddhist ritual consecration.
Aksheswara Mahavira
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Caryāgīta graha
EAP1296/2/59
This has salutation songs dedicated to various Buddhist deities. These are called Caryāgīta, and are performed to accompany ritual dances.
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Saṃhitāpāṭha
eap_10232002
The Saṃhitāpāṭha is a Vedic text that deals with pitch accents. The intermediate colophon states the name of the work. Three fundamental pitch accents (Svara) are used in...
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Saṃhitāpāṭha
eap_10232001
The Saṃhitāpāṭha is a Vedic text that deals with pitch accents. Three fundamental pitch accents (Svara) are used in Vedic Sanskrit. This particular manuscript features di...
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Amarakośa
eap_10231060
Amarakośa, also known as the Nāmaliṅgānuśāsana, is a celebrated Sanskrit lexicon traditionally attributed to Amarasiṃha. The extant portion of the manuscript contains the...
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Vyākaraṇa
eap_10231059
The manuscript pertains to Sanskrit grammar (Vyākaraṇa) and deals with grammatical categories such as gender, indeclinables, case endings, and kārakas. The extant portion...
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Vaidyaka-prayoga-saṃgraha
eap_10231058
The manuscript, marked in the margin with the abbreviation “Vai.dya.” (probably denoting Vaidya), appears to belong to the tradition of Ayurvedic practical literature. Th...
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Mantra-saṃgraha
eap_10231057
The extant text consists of repetitive invocatory formulae beginning with “Oṃ namo daśadig-anantā …” and paying homage to the Buddhas established throughout the infinite...
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Rasaśāstra Cikitsā
eap_10231056
The manuscript is written in a vernacular language, apparently Old Nepali with possible Newari influence, and contains procedural instructions for the preparation of subs...
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Mādhavanidāna
eap_10231055
Mādhavanidāna (Rogaviniścaya) is a celebrated Ayurvedic treatise attributed to Mādhavakara, dealing with the diagnosis and classification of diseases. The extant portion...