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426
दशरूप
with
अवलोक
| 334.
Alamkara, Samgita and Natya
See Das Indische Drama (1920) by Sten Konow, p. 2.
- Winternitz, GIL, p. 20.
No. 335
Dasarūpa with Avaloka
706.
1886-92.
Size. 11 in. by 4 in.
Extent. 102 leaves; 8 lines to a page; 41 letters to a line. Description. Country paper; Devanagari characters; clear, legible and fairly correct hand-writing; margin all round painted with yellew pigment and borders ruled with double lines in black ink and the interval filled in with red ink; double and single dandas in the text marked with red ink; red ink smeared for marking out certain letters or words prominently in the text; folio 36 appears to be a later insertion as its margin is neither painted with yellow pigment nor red ink used for the dandas and the border lines. It is somewhat whitish in appearance with slightly diffrent hand-writing; fol. 37, No. 36 in different handwriting is put below the original No. 37 perhaps to indicate the newly inserted fol. 36; the paper has become worn out and brittle and the corners of leaves broken slightly in some cases; marginal notes in smaller hand-writing given here and there; complete; corner of folio 31 torn but restored; folios 46 and 47 seem to have been originally cut asunder but subsequently restored by substituting the damaged halves by fresh pieces of country paper and copying the contents of the original halves on them and painting margins with yellow pigment to make them appear like the original
