Text devoted to the praise of a Hindu goddess of disease and small pox named Śītalā; manuscript used for recitation in rites related to kavaca, a kind of protective amulet to help prevent illness. Cotton and wood pulp paper; fair condition, unbound. 6 x 32 cm; 1 folio; newspaper wrapping. Notes and numbers written on manuscript by modern Bengali scholars: Kra: 3013; Vi: 228. Scribe: Yadunandana Śarmmā.
Śītalāstotra
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Creation date:
18th century-19th century
Languages:
Sanskrit
Scripts:
Bengali
Content type:
Manuscript
Originals information:
"The original manuscripts are all housed at the Ramamala library in Comilla, Bangladesh.".
Reference:
EAP683/1/1/39
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File
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3 Tiff images
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