A Descriptive Catalogue of the Sanskrit Manuscripts, Madras
by M. Seshagiri Sastri | 1901 | 1,488,877 words
These pages represent "A Descriptive Catalogue of the Sanskrit Manuscripts of the Government Oriental Manuscripts Library, Madras"—a scholarly work that systematically details the vast collection of Sanskrit manuscripts held by the Government Oriental Manuscripts Library in Madras, now Chennai, India. The catalogue serves as an essential ...
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/ THE SANSKRIT MANUSCRIPTS. 1523 This commentary is by Appaji Pandita of Bharadvaja-gotra. belonging to Gundumalla family. He was a pupil of one Cannubhatta. Copied by Naganna, son of Krsnama, son of Nagaraja of Tatayyapalli. Beginning : (vya ) srisukah- tam vilokya viniskrantamujjihanamivodupam | darsaniyatamam syamam pitakauseyavasasam || srivatsavaksasam bhrajatkaustubhamuktakandharam | prthudirgha caturbahum navakanjaruneksanam || * * srisukah | tamityadi | ujjihanam udyantam | udupam candramiva, darsaniyatamam atyadarena drastum yogyam, viniskrantam puradvarannirgatam, syamam syamalavarna, pitakauseyavasasam pitambaradharam, srivatsavaksasam vaksasi sriva- tsalanchanena yuktam, bhrajatkaustubhamuktakandharam prakasamanakaustubhalankrtagravim, prthudirgha caturbahum pinayatabahucatustayayuktam || * Colophon : End: * * iti srimadbhagavate dasamaskandhanvaye satpancaso'dhyayah || (mu ) martyastayanusavamedhitayanuvrttya srimatkathasravanakirtana cintayaiti | taddhama dustarakrtantajavapavarga gramadvanam ksitibhujo'pi yayuryadarthah || iti srimadbhagavate mahapurane paramahamsyam samhitayam sridasamaskandhe pasncanavatitamo'dhyayah || skandha samaptah || 189