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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Delhi. Lalit Kala Akademi
Catalogue, 2500th Buddha Jayanti Celebration 1956. Exhibition of Buddhist art organised by Lalit Kala Akademi, New Delhi. New Delhi:S.n., 1956. 96 p. Exhibition catalogue. Introduction by C.Sivaramamurty narrating on Buddhist culture and its influence in India and abroad. Listed 13 mss. (Sr. No. 224-236) together with other art objects. These mss. were brought on loan from various institutions. 7 of National Museum, New Delhi, 4 of Bharat Kala Bhawan, Varanasi and 2 of Prince of Wales Museum, Bombay.
Location: BORI, CIHTS.
0283
Delhi. Mahavira Jaina Pustakalaya
Srī Mahāvīra Jaina Pustakālaya Delhi ke hasta likhita granthom kā sūcipatra. Delhi: Sri Mahavira Jaina Pustakalaya, 1932. 12p.
Description in tabular form of 289 Sanskrit, Prakrit and Hindi mss. Arrangement by accession number. No index.
Location: CSL, MUDS. See also no. 0273.
0284
Delhi. National Archives of India
A hand list of 62 Gilgit manuscripts of Rajghad Library preserved in the National Archieves of India, Delhi.
Unpublished. Location: MUDS.
0285
-A hand list of 212 manuscripts brought on 19 October 1948 from the Research and Archaeological Department of Jammu and Kashmir Government and preserved in the National Archives of India, Delhi.
Unpublished. Location: MUDS.
0286
Maju
Delhi. National Museum
Manuscripts from Indian Collections: descriptive catalogue. New Delhi: National Museum, 1964. vii, 113 p.
Description of about 152 mss. from several Indian collections, with extracts. 59 Sanskrit mss. (p. 1-38); 14 Pali and Prakrit mss. (p. 39-50), and 28 in other Indian Languages. (p. 51-70) and 2 Tibetan, 13 Arabic, and 36 Persian mss. (p. 71-113).
These mss. were displayed during the XXVI International Congress of Orientalists, held during January 4-11, 1964 at New Delhi, brought on loan from several institutions.