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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    Shelf mark: MS Indic.ß 123; ff. 14 (1-14); size: 12 x 26 cm; loose folios; 14 lines of 19 cm per page; text in black ink, headings and margins in red ink; neat Jain Devanagari; complete; copied by Ganciäräma; dated Samvat 1895, Jyaistha, krsna, 1, Thursday (1838). Begins: ll<ilç<l ii ^j°t tiR'fctl ii ciici 3 hc1 ii '-pt hm sr ii -1hì3 pld 'h'mci ? ^rt (ji'cs 3t^fpt *r>ii ïï^ft muh jin ii hk^i *r^rt ^fr> •O - V3 V3 ^fii q^T^qrnt^fiRii Ends; #^11 ii # ^s\ ^ ii *tátll í^q?'#f3f3FT^I^tlR ( jll M u 1¿ÍlH ^JT^SRII ^T3 f%^fT ÏPRII ïïfèïï^Rïï^FlF^TFTIl ^SÌfétfÈRtHlHHMIlWSlI \» >3 O v3 Colophon: ^fïï ^IrM f^ïï^R <HH J Í II tlHd ?C H C4 H j Í íí 1 Risiaci 'ISKIH c. Work: A fair complete copy of this work. It consists of 426 stanzas divided into various dhälas and is composed mostly in the dohä, caupäl and gäthä metres. It is a Jain narrative. Shelf mark: MS Hindi.15.22; f. 1 [ 190b—191 a] (no foliation); size: 17 x 24 cm; gutakä-, no cover; 17 lines of 15 cm per page; text and headings in black ink, orange pigment over headings, margins in black ink; fair Jain Devanagari; complete; undated, 16th century. Begins: il co ii wî^tl sjfèîhîù ftïï fàrt ïptfc w\\ ïïft i ? i RI<ÌHRI 5#I^rii I ctSclH MM§I 3I<Ì4|U| ^RT ?^>7T3T ^|| Ends: ^rM^^ ïï FT^I WT ^ ïï ïïïï fcpT TOI I ^nf^rr3l tpl^wfil ^rr tfi^ ^w#fìt ii ?? Colophon: ^fïï ^FT ïïlïï II (f*R 3 TTfè H H^ltl 3fcf3T TR^ÏÏïïPTT 3>f? à Author: Megharäja Muni (active c. AD 1561) was a Badatapagaccha Jain author. He gave his guru lineage as; Megharäja Muni, disciple of Candrasüri, disciple of Pärsvacandra. He composed two works called Thubhaglcam and Sädhu sämäcära. Work: A fair complete copy of this work. It is a short history of the Badatapagaccha founded by Pärsvacandrasüri. It is followed by a list of 25 items called the Pañcavlsa bola. 612 wlïï, TO CS 7 \3 Thubhagitam by Megharaja Muni (2)