________________ The manuscript has been microfilmed by the Nepal German Manuscript Preservation Project, as Reel No. A 48/1. This version is incomplete. It commences from page 58 and runs up to page 364, but many leaves in between are missing. There are 262 leaves extant. In this MS. the commentary is available from 36th verse of the first chapter up to the 80th verse of the fifth chapter. The manuscript has the distinction of having much more text of the commentary than what is available in the Ka, Kha mss. Gha ) MS.-Palm Leaf MS. in the National Archives, Kathmandu, Nepal. C. No. 5-238 Script-Newari V. No. 68 Size-32 x 4.5 cm. Folios-157 Lines_9 Incomplete The manuscript has been inicrofilmed by the Nepal German Mannscript Preservation Project, on 19th Oct., 1970, as Reel No. B. 31/16. The total No. of leaves given is 157, though there are 137 leaves extant. The commentary available here is from the beginning of the first chapter upto its 135th verse. Na (5) MS.--The manuscript is preserved in the National Archives, Kathmandu, Nepal. It is in the Devanagari Script and is incomplete. It contains commentary from the beginning of the first chapter, wherein it goes up to the verse No. 36th whence the Ga Manuscript commences. C. No. 5-241 Script-Devanagari V. No.-15 Folios-153 Ca () MS.-This is a Palm Leaf Manuscript preserved in the Library of the Asiatic Society, Calcutta and bears the No. 10766. Its script has been mentioned as Archaic Bengali and due to its archaic character it is obscure in reading. This Ca MS. has been described as a complete text of the Vimalaprabha Tika and its special feature is that it contains the text of the commentary of the fifth chapter (Patala) too, whereas the other mss have not got the commentary of the fifth chapter. Bho (.)-This refers to the famous sDe dGe edition Vol. No. 40, Text No. 1347, consisting Tibetan translation of Vimalaprabha, published
