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प्राकृतसर्वस्वम् ।
(XVII. 56)a the writing is hopelessly confused though the text The omitted portions of the fifth and
taken as a whole is intact. sixth Padas are as follows:
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Pada V
Su. 39 and a part of its comm.
Major part of the comm. on Su. 63.
Sūs. 101-104 (comm. included).
Last part of the quoted verse of Vakpatiràja in the comm. on St. 107.
Sūs. 108-111 (comm. included)
A part of the comm. on Su. 121.
The citation from Rajasekhara occurring in comm. on Su. 118. Sūs. 122-125; 127-132 (comm. included).
Pada VI
Sú. 40 (comm. included).
Sū. 47; Su 48 along with its comm. up to err: R
Apart from the omissions common to the four Mss. as noted above, there are also occasional omissions of a word or two which may be well attributed to clerical slip. These omissions have been noted in the footnotes in the respective places. Besides, IO preserve the text in certain places which neither U nor G does. These places are:
VII. 37-39 (comm. included) VII. 79 (comm. included).
अदी कारणादी ( IX. 80 )
घेप्पदि ( IX. 129 ) ; भवेत् ( X. 7 ) (XVII. 25)
Apart from the above observations as regards the writing, the four Mss. are hopelessly corrupt. They abound in innumera
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This confusion has been clearly noticed by KEITH and he has pointed out the connecting link of the distorted portions in the Catalogue itself. I have also clarified these points in the footnotes while constituting the text.
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