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  • Gāyatrīkavaca

    File Ref: EAP781/1/1/69
    It is a Tantric text. According to the colophon this text is a part of Devadevīsaṁvāda, which is a part of Gāyatrībrāhmaṇasarvasva, which is again…

  • Vaṁśakavaca and Akṣayakavaca (Devadurlabha)

    File Ref: EAP781/1/1/70
    Tāntric texts. According to the colophons Vaṁśakavaca is a part of Śivanāradasaṁvāda of Bhairavatantra and Akṣayakavaca, which is called…

  • Akṣayakavaca (Devadurlabha)

    File Ref: EAP781/1/1/71
    Tāntric text. According to the colophon Akṣayakavaca, which is called Devadurlabha, is a part of Brahmasaṁhitā. Extent and format of original and…

  • Vaṁśakavaca

    File Ref: EAP781/1/1/72
    Tāntric text. According to the colophon Vaṁśakavaca is a part of Śivanāradasaṁvāda of Bhairavatantra. Extent and format of original and physical…

  • Bhāgavatapurāṇa (10th Skandha with Śrīdharasvāmin’s Bhāvārthadīpikā commentary)

    File Ref: EAP781/1/1/73
    It is one of the 18 Mahāpurāṇas and a canonical text of the Vaishnavas. It is divided into 12 chapters called Skandha. 10th Skandha is considered…

  • Bhāgavatapurāṇa (10th Skandha)

    File Ref: EAP781/1/1/74
    It is one of the 18 Mahāpurāṇas and a canonical text of the Vaishnavas. It is divided into 12 chapters called Skandha. 10th Skandha is considered…

  • Prāyaścittaviveka

    File Ref: EAP781/1/1/75
    This text is a part of author’s encyclopaedic work on Dharmaśāstra called Smṛtiviveka, of which fourteen parts ending in ‘viveka’ are known.…

  • Virāṭaparvan of Mahābhārata

    File Ref: EAP781/1/1/84
    Epic literature. Virāṭaparvan is one of the 18 parvans of Mahābhārata. Extent and format of original and physical characteristics: 114 Folios;…

  • Śrāddhakaumudīṭippanī

    File Ref: EAP781/1/1/85
    It is a commentary on Śūlapāṇi’s Śrāddhaviveka which is a part of author’s encyclopaedic work on Dharmaśāstra called Smṛtiviveka, of which fourteen…

  • Ekādaśītattvaṭippanī

    File Ref: EAP781/1/1/86
    It is a commentary on Raghunandana’s Ekādaśītattva, a Dharmaśāstric text which deals with rituals which are to be performed on Ekādaśī. This book…

  • Kirātārjunīya

    File Ref: EAP781/1/1/87
    It is a Mahākāvya divided into 18 cantos. The main theme of this poetry is Arjuna’s encounter with Śiva who was in the disguise of a Kirāta. Folio…

  • Tithitattva

    File Ref: EAP781/1/1/88
    A Dharmaśāstric text which deals with significances of lunar days i.e. tithi. This book is a part of author’s encyclopaedic work, Smṛtitattva that…

  • Ādikāṇda (Bālakāṇḍa) of Rāmāyaṇa

    File Ref: EAP781/1/1/89
    One of the great epics of India. It is divided into 7 chapters called kāṇḍa. This text contains the first kāṇḍa. 6th folio is missing. Many folios…

  • Araṇyakāṇda of Rāmāyaṇa

    File Ref: EAP781/1/1/90
    One of the great epics of India. It is divided into 7 chapters called kāṇḍa. This text contains the third kāṇḍa. 95th folio is missing. Six…

  • Ayodhyākāṇḍa of Rāmāyaṇa

    File Ref: EAP781/1/1/91
    One of the great epics of India. It is divided into 7 chapters called kāṇḍa. This text contains the second kāṇḍa. One kroḍapatra containing one…