Bibliographic Survey of Indian Manuscript Catalogues

SR No.: 020092
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Subhash C Bishwas, M K Prajapati
Publisher: Eastern Book Linkers
Publication Year: 1998
Total Pages: 351
Language: English
Classification: Catalogue
File Size: 17 MB

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Vol. 1. 1965. 4, 180 p. Description of Tibetan mss. nos. 2001-2451. Location: CSL, LTWA.
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Vol.I
Tokyo. Toyo Bunko
Classified catalogue of the Toyo Bunko Collection of Tibetan works.. - Tokyo: Toyo Bunko, 1970.
Catalogue of the Toyo Bunko collection of Tibetan works on history
led. by Zuiho Yamaguchi. xi, 249 p. "The collection of Tibetan books and manuscripts in possession of the Toyo Bunko consists of the most part of those brought back by the late Reverend Ekai Kawaguchi on his second journey to Tibet in the second year of Taisho (1913) and donated by him to the librray." - preface.
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-A catalogue of Tibetan manuscripts collected by Sir Aurel Stein / ed. by Zuiho Yamaguchi, in collaboration with Ryutoku Kimura [et. al]. Tokyo: Toyo Bunko, 1977. v.
Vol.I 1977. xviii, 120 p. mss. no. 1-100 Vol.II 1978. 136 p. mss. no. 101-200 Vol.III 1979. 84 p. mss. no. 201-300 Vol.IV 1980. 157 p. mss. no. 301-400 Vol.V 1981. 130 p. mss. no. 401-500 Vol.VI 1982. 109 p. mss. no. 501-600 Vol.VII 1983. 128 p. mss. no. 601-700 Vol.VIII 1984. 94 p. mss. no. 701-765 Vol.IX 1985. 123 p. mss. no. 1001-1200 Vol.X 1986. 110 p. mss. no. 1201-1366 Vol.XI 1987. 100 p. mss. no. 1367-1496 Vol.III-VII & IX ed. by the Seminar on Tibet. Location: CAUL.
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Tokyo. University of Tokyo Library
Catalogue of the late Professor Dr. Max Müller's Sanskrit manuscripts/comp. by M. de Z. Wickramsinghe.
In: Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland. 1902, 611-651
Description of 82 Sanskrit codices. Of these, 41 were received from India through J.R. Ballantyne, G. Bühler and Fitz Edward Hall, and the rest 15 are tracings, and 26 are transcripts of mss. chiefly in the libraries of Berlin, Munich,
London and Oxford. The collection was formerly a part of the library of Prof. Maxmuller, which was acquired in July 1901 for the Tokyo University.