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3,219+ South Asian manuscripts from repositories across the world
University of Copenhagen
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112528_V074A_4248_CS
A stotra text by Devarāja, disciple of Varadaguru or Varadarāja (NCC). Also called Pūrvadinacaryā or Varavaramunidinacaryā, it describes the daily routine of Maṇavālamāmu...
University of Copenhagen
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112527_V073A_4247_CS
The first work contains the bare text of 132 Paribhāṣās (technical terms in Pāṇinī), the second is on Sanskrit grammar.
University of Copenhagen
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112526_V072A_4246_CS
A text on lexicography, that identifies itself as a kośa. It explains various words and their synonyms, starting with svara and vyañjana. It has words from a to kṣa. The...
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112525_V071A_4245_CS
A text on nyāya doctrine by Viśvanātha Nyāyapañcānana Bhaṭṭācārya (1637), a Navyanyāya writer from Bengal. He was the son of Vidyānivāsa. The text has 168 verses (the las...
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112524_V070A_4244_CS
A stotra text, saluting Goddess Gaṅgā, also known as Gaṅgātaraṅgāvalī with different names. Though the name of the author is not clear, Folio 4a says it was composed by ‘...
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112522_V069A_4243_CS
A Vedānta text composed by Śaṃkaracārya, son of Śivaguru, pupil of Govindācārya, who was a student of Gauḍapāda. The text composed in question-and-answer mode. It is also...
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112521_V068A_4242_CS
A stotra text ascribed to Hanumāna, with eight verses describing Lord Rāma and Sītā.
University of Copenhagen
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113331_M129CA_4158_CS
This describes rituals like pādukāpujā.
University of Copenhagen
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112518_V067A_4241_CS
A Vaiṣṇava stotra in 108 verses to the deity Śrīnivāsa of Tirupati, composed by Vedāntadeśika. Also known as Veṅkaṭanātha, he was born to Ananta Sūri and Totārāmbā in ūpp...
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112517_V066A_4240_CS
A text on tantra, whose author’s name is missing. It describes four types of mantras and their application during rituals. It mentions mantras for different rāśis and nak...
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112516_V065A_4239_CS
A commentary on Rādhāvinodakāvya by Rāmacandra Kavi, son of Janārdana and grandson of Puruṣottama, resident of Ganjam (Odisha). Some scholars claim he was from Mithila. T...