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Grammar
are quite different, and it is likely that a pupil of ** completed the work left incomplete by He himself. In the extract made by Dr. Peterson, verse 3 speaks of stars. Is he identical with gryforency? Cf. No. 672 of 1891-95 - Serial No. 182 above 1.
सारस्वतमण्डन (Ekrannett)
Sārasvatamandana (Com. on Sārasvataprakriyā)
13
No. 205
1877-78
Size — 104 in. by 44 in. Extent - 121 leaves, 13 lines to a page, 45 letters to a line.
Description - Country paper, slightly worm-eaten. Devanāgari
characters with # s, bold, careful and legible writing, generally correct. Margins carefully ruled in blank, square blanks in the centre. Punctuation strokes in red given for the first 12 leaves, a lacuna extending to about 12 lines on fol. 25a. Complete.
Age - Samvat 1632.
Author - Mandana, son of Vāhada. Begins - Same as No. 675 of 1891-95 [ = Serial No. 204 above).
The siput ending on fol. 17a gives the same Col. and प्रशस्ति with a few corruptions. The ाख्यातप्रकरण commences on fol. 71a thus :ॐ सिद्धिश्रीगणेशाय नमः
सूत्रसप्तशतीं यस्मै ददौ साक्षात्सरस्वती।
अनुभूतिस्वरूपाय तस्मै श्रीगुरवे नमः ॥१॥ This verse is quoted also on fol. 26 where it is introduced :ergens anteryet(?) stereot: lawan
