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Collection of Indian Manuscripts in the possession of the Royal Asiatic Society by L.D. Barnett, a catalogue with the short description of 171 Sanskrit, Prakrit Hindi and Gujrati manuscripts, collected by Tod during the years 1799- 1823. Pub. In: Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain
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9. [London. Welcome Institute for the History of Medicine.]
A hand list of the Sanskrit and Prakrit manuscripts in the library of the Welcome Institute for the History of medicine by D. Wujastyk, a hand list of 978 Sanskrit, Prakrit, Hindi etc. mss. arranged by subject is prepared by D. Wujastyk. Proposed to be published in 6 volumes, its only first volume is brought out its five volumes are yet to be published. Puh. The Institute, London 1985, Vol. I. P. Xiii, 317.
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