[20r10]<\/a> remaṇopanāmaka anaṃdīkṣitasya sunū bāḷakṛṣṇasya likhitaṃ | saṃ 1834 kī[20r11]lakasaṃvatsara<\/div>After 'sunū bāla' the line continues on the right margin, bending to become parallel with the short side of the text.<\/p>"
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"label": "Abstract",
"value": "
The Dīpikā<\/i> is a commentray on the Jaṭāpaṭala<\/i>\u2014a text on the manner of recitation of the Vedic saṃhitā<\/i>s\u2014attributed to Hayagrīva. The commentary has been \"composed in 1745 (Saṃ. 1801) at Vārāṇasī by Dayāśaṅkara, son of Dharaṇīdhara, surnamed Vyavahāra.\" (Abhyankar and Devasthali 1978: IV). The text is particularly significant for its thourough treatment of the topic of samaya<\/i> (or galita<\/i>). The manuscript consists of two codicological units, as folios 4 and 5 are a later supply. It might prove particularly valuable for the history of the text, as it has been written only 33 years after its composition (Louis de La Vallée Poussin states that the commentary has been composed in 1821 Vikrama / 1764 CE; see LVP Add.1910). <\/p>"
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"label": "Title",
"value": "Jaṭāpaṭaladīpikā"
},
{
"label": "Author(s) of the Record",
"value": "Giovanni Ciotti and Daniele Cuneo"
},
{
"label": "Material",
"value": "Paper.
Folio height: 11 cm, width: 24.7 cm. <\/p>"
},
{
"label": "Layout",
"value": "Written area height: 7.4 cm, width: 19.5 cm.
10 lines per page, approximately 33 akṣara<\/i>s per line.<\/p> Akṣara height: 5 mm. Interlinear space height: 2 mm.
Double, triple or quadruple marginal frame lines in red and black ink, vedic quotations are accented in red ink. Corrections in yellow paste.<\/p>"
},
{
"label": "Date of Acquisition",
"value": "16 August 1878 (University Library stamp)."
},
{
"label": "Foliation",
"value": "
1. Original: Devanāgarī numerals, bottom right margin, verso.<\/p>
2. Modern: Arabic numerals, top right margin, verso.<\/p>"
},
{
"label": "Bibliography",
"value": "
Descriptions of the manuscript<\/b><\/p>List of Oriental MSS. Class Catalogue of Oriental MSS. [unpublished manuscript]<\/i> (Cambridge: 1900\u2013).<\/div>LVP = de La Vallée Poussin, Louis and Caroline Mary Ridding,
U[niversity.L[ibrary].C[ambridge]. Catalogue of Sanskrit MSS [unpublished card catalogue]<\/i> (Cambridge: 1916).<\/div><\/div>
Manuscripts<\/b><\/p> For a complete manuscript bibliography, see Parameswara Aithal (1991: 328). <\/div><\/div>
Edition(s)<\/b><\/p>Abhyankar, Kashinath Vasudev and G. V. Devasthali (eds),
Vedavikṛtilakṣaṇasaṁgraha (a collection of twelve tracts on Vedavikṛtis and allied topics).<\/i>, Research Unit publications (Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute) 5. (Poona: Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute, 1978).<\/div><\/div>
Secondary Literature<\/b><\/p>Abhyankar, Kashinath Vasudev and G. V. Devasthali (eds),
Vedavikṛtilakṣaṇasaṁgraha (a collection of twelve tracts on Vedavikṛtis and allied topics).<\/i>, Research Unit publications (Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute) 5 (Poona: Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute, 1978).<\/div>Parameswara Aithal, K. (ed.),
Veda-Lakṣaṇa. Vedic ancillary literature: a descriptive bibliography, compiled by K. Parameswara Aithal.<\/i>, Beiträge zur Südasienforschung 143 (Stuttgart: F. Steiner, 1991).<\/div><\/div>
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