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Wants the beginning in the first Vetālakāthā and breaks off in the 25th Vetalakatha.
Colophone :
Same work as that described under R. No. 1070 of the Triennial Catalogue, Vol. II, Part I-A, wherein see for the beginning.
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कथयित्वेति वेताल (:) पप्रच्छ वसुधाधिपम् । अनुरागोऽधिकः कस्य राजन्नेषु कथ्यताम् ॥ राजा तमवदन्मन्ये च
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इति श्रुत्वैव वेतालो गत्वा पुनरलम्बत ||
इति चतुर्विशो वेतालः |
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Acharya Shri Kailassagarsuri Gyanmandir
नृपोऽप्यारुह्य तं तूर्णे
नुते ।
भुक्ष (ङ्क्ष्व ) गत्वा श्रियं राज (न्) न वेदेकां कथां शृणु ॥ दाक्षिणात्ये नरपतिर्धर्मो नाम महाबलैः ।
तो यतस्स्फुटम् ।
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इति कौ सत्यवचसा बड़ौ विनिमयेन ते ।
बद्धा (तु) सुरतं काले प्रापतुस्तनयं तथा ॥
No. 12211. वेतालपञ्चविंशतिकथा.
VĒTĀLAPANCAVIMSATIKATHA.
Pages, 173. Lines, 15 on a page.
Begins on fol. 277a of the MS. described under No. 1197.
There are many omissions as this was copied from a injured palm-leaf manuscript of the Library described above.
Contains stories 1 to 24 complete and the 25th incomplete.
No. 12212. शुकसप्ततिकथा. SUKASAPTATIKATHĀ.
Substance, paper.
Pages, 696,
Size, 12 x 8 inches. Lines, 18 on & page. Character, Telugu. Condition, good. Appearance, new. Complete in 70 Alapanikas.
A didactic work in poetry containing 70 stories alleged to have been related to a king by a parrot kept by one Devadasa whose wife the said king endeavoured to seduce.
Each story is stated to be capable of conveying some useful lesson. The subjects treated of in the 70 stories: are mentioned in the extracts from the end given below.
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