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Collection of Buddhist Bija Mantra
eap_79002006
The text describes two composite manuscripts. First Manuscript is describes only the Bīja mantras (seed syllables) of various Buddhist deities. The names of the deities...
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eap_79002006
The text describes two composite manuscripts. First Manuscript is describes only the Bīja mantras (seed syllables) of various Buddhist deities. The names of the deities...
Date not listed
eap_79002005
This text describes the iconography of various Buddhist and Hindu deities, cataloged by folio number: f. 1: Śrīsamvarayā dhyāna f. 2b: Vajravārāhī dhyānaḥ f. 3: Śrīvaj...
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eap_79002001
The text related to the stotra of various Buddhist deities including; Buddha (f.2), Lokanātha (f.18,24), Āryāvalokiteśvara and Mañjunātha (f.21), Pañca buddha (f.28) also...
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eap_79002002
The text describes Buddhist deity Heruka, detailing his form and worship practices. Due to severe water damage, the book's title is unknown. At the folio no. 11(a) has me...
BnF
1854
indien_56
A composite manuscript containing: The Tirukkuṟaḷ, text and commentary (Indien 56a). The Paṇaviṭutūtu (Indien 56b). A text not identified on Nīti (Indien 56c).
BnF
1848
indien_55
A complete copy of the Tirukkuṟaḷ, text and anonymous brief commentary (curukkavuraipāṭam).
BnF
1825―1835
indien_54
Complete text of the Kuṟaḷ with the commentary by Parimēlaḻakar, with an unidentified preface to it, preceded by one satellite stanza.
BnF
1828
indien_53
A complete copy of the Tirukkuṟaḷ, text with the commentary by Parimēlaḻakar, preceded by a satellite stanza.
BnF
BnF
1828―1832
indien_51
A complete copy of the Tirukkuṟaḷ, text with the commentary by Parimēlaḻakar, preceded by a satellite stanza.
BnF
1821
indien_50
The third part of a multi-volume manuscript of the Tirukkuṟaḷ, with the commentary by Parimēlaḻakar
BnF
1821
indien_49
The second part of a multi-volume manuscript of the Tirukkuṟaḷ, with the commentary by Parimēlaḻakar