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Lagnacandrikā
matsunami_325
Text on astrology and astronomy. Fols. 26–29, and 32 are missing. Matsunami mentions that at the end of the text, there is an ending sentence "iti majyātiparāyātmajeśvara...
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Lakṣacaityavrataśṛṅgabherīkathā
matsunami_324
This text is a part of the Citraviṃśatyavadāna.
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Lakṣacaityavrataśṛṅgabherīkathā
matsunami_323
This text is a part of the Citraviṃśatyavadāna.
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Lakṣacaityavrataśṛṅgabherīkathā
matsunami_322
This text is a part of the Citraviṃśatyavadāna and is incomplete since it contains fols. 98–114, Fol. 113 is missing. Ink splatter across fol 118.
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Lakṣacaityabimbakathā
matsunami_321
Lakṣacaityabimbakathā is the third chapter of the Sarvajñamitrāvadāna and begins with the frame story of Upagupta and Aśoka.
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Rāṣṭrapālaparipṛcchā
matsunami_319
The Raṣṭrapālaparipṛcchā Sūtra is a Mahāyāna Buddhist scripture included in the Ratnakūṭa (Kāsyapīya) anthology of sūtras. As a paripṛcchā, a text structured around a dia...
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Rasasāra
matsunami_318
Govindācārya, the author of Rasasāra, belonged to the Moḍha family and was the son of Śūrāditya and grandson of Sahadeva. He was a disciple of Śrīdhara and Dhīradeva, und...
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Ratnamālāvadānakathā
matsunami_317
"A collection of stories regarding persons who in former times attained Buddhahood. The stories are said to have been related by a saint named Upagupta to the emperor Aśo...
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Ratnamālāvadānakathā
matsunami_316
"A collection of stories regarding persons who in former times attained Buddhahood. The stories are said to have been related to a saint named Upagupta to the emperor Aśo...
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Raghuvaṃśa
matsunami_315
This text is a mahākāvya written by the great poet Kālidāsa. It begins with an invocation to Śiva-Parvati and describes the line of kings of the Raghu dynasty (also known...