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Indic manuscript cultures through the ages : material, textual, and historical investigations
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| Table of Contents | Collections Sanskrit manuscripts in the Cambridge University Library : three centuries of history and preservation Camillo A. Formigatti The Cambridge Jain manuscripts : provenances, highlights, colophons Nalini Balbir A tentative history of the Sanskrit grammatical traditions in Nepal through the manuscript collections Vincenzo Vergiani What information can be gleaned from Cambodian inscriptions about practices relating to the transmission of Sanskrit literature? Dominic Goodall Codicology (from orality to print) Tamil satellite stanzas : genres and distribution Eva Wilden Teaching and learning Sanskrit through Tamil evidence from manuscripts of the Amarakośa with Tamil annotations (Studies in late Manipravalam literature 2) Giovanni Ciotti Pre-modern Sanskrit authors, editors and readers Jürgen Hanneder The poetic and prosodic aspect of the page : forms and graphic artifices of early Indic Buddhist manuscripts in historical perspective Cristina Scherrer-Schaub Typology of drawn frames in 16th century Mang yul Gung thang xylographs Michela Clemente and Filippo Lunardo The other way round : from print to manuscript Emmanuel Francis Palaeography The dating of the Cambridge Bodhisattvabhūmi manuscript Add.1702 Kengo Harimoto On some markers used in a Grantha manuscript of the Ṛgveda-padapāṭha belonging to the Cambridge University Library (Or.2366) Marco Franceschini Textual criticism A fragment of the Vajramṛtamahātantra : a critical edition of the leaves contained in Cambridge University Library Or.158.1 Marco Franceschini Mahā-daṇḍadhāraṇi-Śītavatí : a Buddhist Apotropaic scripture Gergely Hidas Minor Vajrayāna texts IV: a Sanskrit fragment of the Rigyarallitantra Péter-Dániel Szántó When Lachmann's method meets the dharma of Śiva : common errors, scribal interventions, and the transmission of the Śivadharma corpus Florinda De Simini Cultural studies Images, not opaque words : UL Add.864, the so-called Cambridge Kalāpustaka manuscript from early modern Nepal Daniele Cuneo Umá and Śiva's playful talks in detail (Lalitavistara) : on the production of Śaiva works and their manuscripts in medieval Nepal : studies on the Śivadharma and the Mahābhārata 1 Florinda De Simini and Nina Mirnig Subantaratnākara : an unknown text of Subhūticandra Lata Mahesh Deokar The Cāndravyākaraṇapañjikā : an important tool for the study of the Mogga- llānavuttivivaraṇapañcika : a case study based on a Cambridge fragment of the Cāndravyākaraṇapañjikā with special reference to CV 2.2.1 and MV 3.11 Mahesh A. Deokar Towards a critical edition of Śankara's 'longer' Aitareyopaniṣadbhaṣya : a preliminary report based on two Cambridge manuscripts Hugo David.show more |
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| Created Date | 2023.09.29 |
| Modified Date | 2024.01.30 |