A descriptive catalogue of the Hindi manuscripts in the library of the Wellcome Institute for the History of Medicine / by Peter Friedlander.

  • Wellcome Institute for the History of Medicine. Library.
Date:
1996
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Credit: A descriptive catalogue of the Hindi manuscripts in the library of the Wellcome Institute for the History of Medicine / by Peter Friedlander. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    <HHW U IÍÍH, HH&WR 7 CN Saptasmaranämni by Mänadevasüri Untitled commentary by Unidentified Begins: CM) Il co || 3lf3T3RI^RI I (áfol) ll^3Tfaïï^3H^3ITf^^^ïïï^^^W^^3#IÏÏÏÏTCÏÏ^f ^tfl WITîTÎ^^t^HTâT^^Îf arfenq 3R| ^Tff^FTFT TFÏÏ WFÏÏ Wf WT?ÏÏIÏÏ ^ sft Il qi^F5f?0 (^) Author: Mändevasüri (active prior to AD 1647) was a Jain mendicant who was the author of a Sanskrit work called Saptasmarämni. Work: A fine complete copy of this work. It consists of a Sanskrit Jain theological work with an inter linear Hindi commentary. 601 Shelf mark: MS Hindi. 106; ff. 9 (1-9); size: 12 x 26 cm; loose folios; 12 lines of 22 cm per page; text in black ink, headings and margins in red ink; neat Jain Devanagari; complete; copied by Jasvanta Rsi disciple ofÄcärya Sadänanda Svâmï; undated, 17th century. aiipn ^ Añjana sundari kl caiipal by Maladeva Begins: Il CO il ¿w II -ü<tiRi <íiÍh u Í1 ^ihÌ^I 'ïirtH wiÍm 3RïïT^ïïl^ïni ïïlftïïT^FFIFÏÏÏÏ^I ^ïïf^I^qTf^l?! -O S3 S3 S3 wrf^^tïlf^l WÍ W^nf$l#i°IRII -O -O S3 so Ends: T3 5£RÏÏ 1 Wlfrdl^l wf W 3 I ïïfr m *TR*l*ftl?<rtl H^lPl^ 3R^| ^rqR^#°i?çoi tn t^T 3fïFfi ^ci^ti R+M>I t tt#rt3i #>l?ç?l S3 ^ S3 Colophon: ^fïï 3RïïT ^ 3IRFÍ Wtt WIÍH^ÍÍ ïïïï f%ÇI fWÎ ^RI^T Wf Mici II 15 II S3 CS Cs S3 Author: Maladeva (active c. AD 1595) was the head of the Badagaccha Jain sect at its seat at Sirsa in Haryana. He composed numerous works and these include; Añjana sundari kl caiipal, Amarasena varasena caupäl, Dhandeva caupäl, Pañcadanda vikrama cantra, Purandara kathä, Bhoja-caritra and 5a rya - k I- vi dyä dh a ra - eaup a I. [Jain, U.K. 1975: p. 58.]