Notices of Sanskrit Manuscripts
by Rajendralala Mitra | 1871 | 921,688 words
These pages represent a detailed description of Sanskrit manuscripts housed in various libraries and collections around the world. Each notice typically includes the physical characteristics, provenance, script, and sometimes even summaries of the content of the Sanskrit manuscripts. The collection helps preserve and make accessible the vast herit...
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59 snane sarvvarogasantikathanam | dharatirthasya utpattikathanam | tanmahatmakathananca | dharayah trivenitvakathanam | brahmakundama hatma ]kathanam | visnutirthamahatmakathanam | gautamasya visnuprityartham dharatirthe tapascaranastattantakirttanam | gautamakrta visnustotra- kathanam | tatkrpaya gautamasya indradyumnarupena janmagrahanakathanam | caudumbaratirtha- mahatmaprakirttanam | nagatirthamahatmakittenam | ravananujena airavanena patalata nirvasitena nagarajena tvaritasramagamanapurvakam tapatyanusthanadivarnanam | matangi- tirthamahatmakathanam | 15 adhyaye, - raksasadhipateh matangasya upakhyanakirttanam | tatpida़िtanam devanam katyayanistotrakirttanam | simhavahinya taya saha matangasya samarasamrambhavarnanam | tatra tatsainikayoh nisumbhahayagrivayoh vinasadikathanam | matangagra cyavirbhavadi- kathanam | matankagra saraviddhasya matangasya bhujangadirupagrahana vivaranakathanam | ntasimha- tirthamahatmakirttanam | maukulatirthamahatmakathanam | tvaritayah pujavidhanaki- rtanam | sa tu vasvinasuklapratipada carabhya navamiparyyantam yavat - iti kathanam | tatra pancapallava-pancamrta-pancagavyadinam laksanaparibhasadikathanam | anyanyasamaye'pi tasyah pujakathanam | dattatreyapujavidhikathanam | devidarsanartham yatravidhanakathanam | phalasrutikirttananca | No. 1750. skandapuraniyasambhalagramamahatmyam | Substance, country-made paper, 132 x 77 inches. Folia, 74. Lines, 8 on a page. Extent, 1,812 slokas. Character, Nagara. Date, ? Place of deposit, Nasipura, Zillah Murshida bad, Raja Ramachand Simha. Appearance, fresh. · Verse. Incorrect. Sambhalagrama Mahatmya.-A part of the Bhumi Khanda of the Skanda Purana. It is devoted to the religious merits of the various sacred places and pools in the Province of Sambhala-grama-modern Sambhalpur. As usual, each sacred place has a story attached to it, to illustrate its virtues and sin-removing powers. The work extends to 24 chapters. It is a local legend, not named in the account of the Puranas given in the Narada Purana. Beginning. om namah paramatmane | narayanam namaskrtya narancaiva narottamam | devim sarakhatim vyasam tato jayamudirayet || + + + + kale puspanti padapah |