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Colophon. esa darsapaiाrnamasaki vedih | visayah | 352 baudhayaniyasulvakalpanuyayi darsapaiाrnamasadivedinirmanaprakarah | No. 1359. sarvopanisatsarah | Folia, 5. Lines, 9 on ? Place of Date, Substance, country-made paper, 7 x 3 inches. a page. Extent, 100 slokas. Character, Nagara. deposit, Calcutta, Government of India. Appearance, old. rected. Prose, CorSarvopanishad-sara. The essence of the Upanishads, or the belief, duties and destiny of Yogis. Anonymous. Beginning.· atha yoginam paramahamsanam ko'yam margastesam ka sthitiriti narado bhagavanta- mupasametyovaca | tam bhagavanaha | End. anadirantaravarttini pramanasadharana na sati svayamavikarini vikarahetu- rbhutva laksanasunya sa mayetyucyate | Colophon. iti sarvopanisatsarah sampurnah | visayah | yoginam paramahamsanam ko margah ka ca tesam sthitirityadinaradaprasnasyotta- rani | No. 1360. cidratnam va satsloki, maharastrabhasatika mulasahita | Substance, country-made paper, 92 x 41 inches. Folia, 7. Lines, 8 on a page. Extent, 112 s' lokas. Character, Nagara. Date, Sr. 1869. Place of deposit, Calcutta, Government of India. Appearance, old. Prose and verse. Correct. Chidratna. Six stanzas on faith and devotion, founded on the teachings of Sankara Acharya, with a metrical translation of the same in Marhatti. The verses are by Niranjana Madhava Yogi, disciple of Ramaparabrahmanandanatha, and bear the name of Chidratna, the translation is called Shats' lokibhashyatika, but its author's name is not given. Beginning. sriramabrahmanandaguru | bhave vanduni kalpataru || cidratnakhya raci grantha | kaviniranjana lokahita || 1 ||