Bibliographic Survey of Indian Manuscript Catalogues

SR No.: 020092
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Subhash C Bishwas, M K Prajapati
Publisher: Eastern Book Linkers
Publication Year: 1998
Total Pages: 351
Language: English
Classification: Catalogue
File Size: 17 MB

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Bibliographic Survey of Indian Manuscript Catalogues
search for Sanskrit mss. in Tibet 4 April - 25 Sept. 1938. mss. no. 337-363. Extracts from select mss.
Location: ASB, ASC, ASI, BHUL, BORI, CIHTS, CUL, DCPRI, GNJ, IAIC, IFI, KU, KSSUL, LDI, MS, MUDS, NNM, OIB, PUL, RORI(23-24), VB.
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Tirumalai. Jaina Bhandara
List of palm leaf manuscripts in possession of the Jainas at Tirumalai. In: Madras Epigraphy Report, 1887 Appendix: 3, 7. Location: IFI, MUDS.
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Tirupati. Kendriya Sanskrit Vidyapitha
A hand list of 4,055 manuscripts in the Kendriya Sanskrit Vidyapitha, Tirupati. Unpublished. Location: IGNCA.
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Tirupati. Srt Venkatesvara Oriental Research Institute
List of rare manuscripts in Sri Venkatesvara Oriental Research Institute, Tirupati.
In: Journal of the Śrī Venkatesvara Oriental Research Institute, 2, 1941, 157170.
Lists 402 Sanskrit, 14 Tamil and 32 Telugu rare mss. Location: BORI, GNJ, IFI, KU, OIB, SOI, SVUORI.
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-An alphabetical index of Sanskrit, Telugu and Tamil manuscripts, palm leaf and paper in Sri Venkateshwara Oriental Research Institute Library ,Tirupati = Śrt Venkateśvara Prācyaparisodhanalaya bhandarayalikhitagranthasūci, Tirupati / [comp. by: Sanskrit Section: K. Satagopachari; Talugu Section: A.V. Śrīnivasachari; Tamil Section: T.A. Krishnamachari. - Tirupati: Śrī Venkateshwara Oriental Research Institute, 1956.iv, 369 p. Prepared under order of the Board of Trustees, Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams, Tirupati.
Description in tabular form of 8,952 Sanskrit (mss. no. 1-8070 palm leaf, 8071-8952 paper). 539 Telugu (8953-9380 palm leaf, 9381-9491 paper) and 1,181 Tamil palm leaf mss. (9492-10,672). Arranged by language and subject. Each title also indicates the location of the mss.in South Indian libraries. Palm-leaf mss. are chiefly in Dravidian scripts and most of the paper mss,in Devanagari script. The oldest mss. in the library may belong to 15th to 16th century.
"A companion to the catalogue is projected, containing index to authors, titles and subjects Preface.
Location: ALRC, CSL, DCPRI, IFI, KÁRT, KSVT, MS, MUDS, OIB, SVUORI, TMSSL.