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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    Guru savalyä by Yasolâbha Gani Begins: limoli îft 4ìcKMIM-H : ll 5TH 5^ftrî wtl ^lfa ïïtïï ^ ¥ ïïrâ i va sa Ends: 7FFT ÏÏ5 y u l^ dl^ Hlïç ïïtzt 3 T TÏÏRtl ^RTf^TPí ^ ^ ^ ïïcïïït ^MfÎRf^lfeSïïIII Colophon: ifïï ïï^ ^RfïïTIl ^HIH II ^T° ?(9^ ÏÏI^ ^ ^RTt^TFI J lfHI Wlqfcn ^TT° <IH^6 H<Hl4II Mt II Author: Yasolâbha Gani (active c. AD 1667) was a Jain author. Nothing further is known about this authorl. Work: A fair complete copy of this work. It consists of nine verses in the savaiyä metre in praise of Pärsvacandrasüri. They were composed and copied into the manuscript, by Yasolâbha Gani in Samvat 1724 (AD 1667). 615 Shelf mark: MS Hindi.243.04; ff. 5 [229b—232b] (no original foliation); size: 20 x 14 cm; folded folios, fine white paper; 23 lines of 9 cm per page; text in black ink, headings in red ink, margins in red, yellow and rose ink, corrections in yellow pigment; neat Jain Devanagari; complete; undated, 19th century. tïï \3 7 Upadesa-bahuttarl by Rañga Begins: W] ^ ^TÌ 3ITFft ÏÏT ÏÏÎlf PPTO WIM t ^ ÏÏTÏÏ 3rTTïï°? HHIRHI fàïï Tl€l cfcf R v Cs 3cT° Ends: ^RI ^ (=^l< ^ÍhRi ?íNt 3TC1 f^R fì<dì Ö? mm ïïi wm ä Mi g ^ ^ ^ OR Colophon: lüfä ®I5 ti <Ì tÍH u í Author: Rañga (date unknown) was a Jain author who was the disciple of Ratnaharsa. Work: A neat complete copy of this work. It consists of 72 stanzas mostly in the dohä metre. Its subject matter is the nature of Jain religion and its style is similar to Sant literature. 616 Shelf mark: MS Hindi.265; ff. 11 (1—11); size: 11 x 24 cm; loose folios; 12 lines of 19 cm per page; text, headings and margins in black ink, red pigment over headings; fair Jain Devanagari;