Manuscript Digital Library
3,219+ South Asian manuscripts from repositories across the world
University of Copenhagen
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112405_V011A_4205_CS
"This manuscript on tantra has eight chapters on abhicārakriyā that discuss bewitching, killing and paralysing of females, kings and enemies by means of charms and mystic...
University of Copenhagen
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113236_V030A_4198_CS
"A work on Sanskrit grammar that discusses Pāṇinian grammar,with quotations and references to Paribhāṣās, among others. The text is incomplete, and both the title and the...
University of Copenhagen
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113234_V022A_4190_CS
"A short work on Sanskrit grammar treating primarily the morphology and meaning of words. The text is incomplete, and both the title and the author’s name are missing."
University of Copenhagen
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113004_M121A_M122CA_4152_CS
Composite manuscript with two stotras from the Rudrayāmalatantra; part of verse 3, and verses 4-8 are missing from the second.
University of Copenhagen
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113232_V024A_4192_CS
"A concise prose summary of the pañcaviṃśatitattvas of Sāṃkhya. It mentions Kapila and quotes the Sāṃkhyasūtra."
University of Copenhagen
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113275_M118A_4149_CS
This text deals with verbs and accents, especially ‘aniṭ’.
University of Copenhagen
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112193_V032A_4200_CS
"A series of mantras, seemingly particular to Bābā-ādama, who could have been a holy man with a biblical name (Adam). It appears to draw on popular magic and has differen...
University of Copenhagen
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113273_M115CA_4146_CS
An incomplete text on lexicography, focusing on homonyms.
University of Copenhagen
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112449_V036A_4204_CS
"The first and part of the second canto of the mahākāvya based on the story of Nala and Damayantī from the Mahābhārata. The author is Śrīharṣa, whose patron was the king...
University of Copenhagen
University of Copenhagen
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112447_V035A_4203_CS
The third chapter of a relatively rare text on metrics by Maithilaśrībhāṣya.
University of Copenhagen
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112445_V034A_4202_CS
"This work describes the importance of Ekādaśī, the monthly fast day sacred to Viṣṇu. Composed in 126 verses, it references different Purāṇas and Kalpasūtras."