Manuscript Digital Library
3,219+ South Asian manuscripts from repositories across the world
General Library, The University of Tokyo
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matsunami_145
This is a Buddhist Tantra text that belongs to the Cakrasaṃvara segment of the Buddhist canon. Sugiki believed that this text was composed in the eastern part of the Indi...
General Library, The University of Tokyo
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matsunami_144
This is a Buddhist Tantra text that belongs to the Cakrasaṃvara segment of the Buddhist canon. Sugiki believed that this text was composed in the eastern part of the Indi...
General Library, The University of Tokyo
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matsunami_143
This is a commentary on the Jñānodayatantra (see ms. 142). In the colophon, the manuscript mentions the name of the scribe, but it seems that later, the name was intentio...
General Library, The University of Tokyo
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matsunami_142
A Mahāyāna Buddhist text descrided many cakras: khacakra (f.3b); kāyacakra (f.5b); nāḍīcakra (f.7a); urdha and madhya cakra (f.8b); catuścakra (f.10a); it also discussed...
General Library, The University of Tokyo
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matsunami_141
This is a composite manuscript that contains two different texts. The first text is Jātakālaṅkāra, a Jyotiṣa text, and a commentary on Śukajātaka by Gaṇeśa Daivajña, son...
General Library, The University of Tokyo
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matsunami_140
It seems that this manuscript contains two different works. The first work describes Jātakarman: Nābhicchedana (f.13a) and Nāmakaraṇa (f.13b), with a Newari commentary. I...
General Library, The University of Tokyo
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matsunami_139
This manuscript contains two different texts. The first is Āryaśūra's Jātakamālā, a Buddhist text written in prose and verses; this style is known as campū kāvya. The aut...
General Library, The University of Tokyo
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matsunami_138
This is a Buddhist text written in prose and verses; this style is known as campū kāvya.The author of the text is Āryaśūra, belonged to the late 3rd or early 4th century....
General Library, The University of Tokyo
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matsunami_137
This is a commentary on Āryaśūra's Jātakamālā, a Buddhist text written in prose and verses; this style is known as campū kāvya. The author of the text is Āryaśūra, who be...
General Library, The University of Tokyo
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matsunami_136
This is a Buddhist text written in prose and verses; this style is known as campū kāvya. The author of the text is Āryaśūra, who belonged to the late 3rd or early 4th cen...
General Library, The University of Tokyo
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matsunami_135
This is a Buddhist text written in prose and verses; this style is known as campū kāvya.The author of the text is Āryaśūra, belonged to the late 3rd or early 4th century....
General Library, The University of Tokyo
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matsunami_134
A short Buddhist text written in 24 verses on rituals, praising the God of the dead. It seems that it describes the rituals related to the dead.