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Catalogues of Sanskrit and Prakrit manuscripts: Muniraja Sri Punyavijayaji's Collection - Munirāja Śrī Puṇyavijayajī - hastpratisaṅgraha-gatanām Saṃskṛta-Prākṛta bhāṣānibaddhānām granthānām Sūci

Type
Descriptive catalogue
Volumes
several vols.
Languages
Prakrit, Sanskrit
Manuscripts
10,000
Collections
Lalabhai Dalapatbhai Institute of Indology, Ahmedabad
Sources
Attested in: Not independently checked

Series: Lalabhai Dalapatbhai Series; no.2, 5, 15, 20.

Description (Biswas 1998)

Pt.1 - 1963. - 12, 480, 210 p. - mss. no. 1 - 3764; Appendix; Praśastyādisaṅgraha (p. 1-210). Pt.2 - 1965. -12,484 - 849,211 -424p - mss. no. 3765 - 6645; Appendix: Prasastyādisaṅgraha (p. 211-424). Pt.3 - 1968. - 10, 852-977, 427-646 p. - mss. no. 6646-7611. Various appendices including praśastyādisaṅgraha, works, author indices. Pt.4 - [Acarya Vijayadevasuri's and Acarya Kantisuri's collections], -1968. - 16, 319, 178 p. contents: 1. Ācārya Vijayadevasūri's collection (mss. 1 -1369; p. 1-178); 2. Ācārya Kāntisūri's collection (mss. 1 - 1042; p. 182-318). Various appendices including prasastyādisaṅgraha, works and author indices. Description in tabular form of about 10,000 Sanskrit, Prakrit and Apabhramsa mss. Extracts from select mss. Appendices. The collection was presented to the Institute by Muniraja Śrī Puṇyavijayajī. Presently the Institute has a collection of about 65,000 mss. Catalogue is in progress.

From S. C. Biswas, Bibliographic Survey of Indian Manuscript Catalogues (Delhi, 1998), no. 0012, as printed; OCR text, may contain errors.

Annotation (Janert 1965)

(Lalabhai Dalapatabhai granthamala. 2.) / l. 1963 (11, [I:] 481, [II:] 210 pp.). Compiled by Muniraja Sri Pui)yavijayaji (: sarp.kalayita), edited by Pt. Ambalala Premacanda ShahfSaha (: sarp.padaka}:l). (I: Classified list in tabular form with descr. notices of 2764 Mss.; II: Prasastyadisa�p.graha, with beg., endings, colophons etc. of interesting Mss. "We have selected 10, 000 Mss. having Skt. and Pkt. texts for this Catalogue (which) will be completed in three parts. ")

From K. L. Janert, An Annotated Bibliography of the Catalogues of Indian Manuscripts (Wiesbaden, 1965), no. 281, as printed; OCR text, may contain errors.

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