A paper manuscript of Ṛgveda Prātiśākhya, sometimes attributed to Śaunaka. At the end, there are 18 verses and a short prose, forming a short commentary Varṇakramalakṣaṇa, written by Jaggannātha.
MS. Max Müller Memorial d. 9
Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
Description
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Title
A paper manuscript of Ṛgveda Prātiśākhya, sometimes attributed to Śaunaka. At the end, there are 18 verses and a short prose, forming a short commentary Varṇakramalakṣaṇa, written by Jaggannātha.
Shelfmark
MS. Max Müller Memorial d. 9
Language
Sanskrit
Contents
Form
pothī
Support
Indian paper. 9 23.3
Physical extent
54 ff.
Hands
Devanāgarī in black ink, highlights and word-divisions in red ink. Scribe: Cintāmana
Provenance
Purchased by Macdonell, Arthur Anthony Arthur Anthony Macdonellin 1907.
Subject
Vaidika
Manuscripts, Sanskrit
Prātiśākhya
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