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Supplemental Descriptive Catalog. 860,000.-
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University of Pennsylvania Indic Manuscripts
This Microedition includes manuscripts not included in Polemans A Cencus of Indic Manuscripts in the United States and Canada (1938).
I. Vedic Texts / II. Upanisadic Texts / III. Epic Texts / IV. Purana / V. Miscellaneous Literature / VI. Grammar, Lexicons, and Prosody / VII. Dharmasastra Vyavahara, Artha, and Nitisastra/ VIII. Philosophical Schools/ IX. Jyotisa (Astrology, Astronomy, etc) / X. Medicine / XI. Architecture / XII. Jain, Buddhist, and Vernacular Texts. / XIII. The University Museum Manuscripts. (Museum nos 1-47).
Descriptive Catalog by Stephan Levitt, et al. Descriptive Catalog with photocopy of first and last leaves. Descriptive catalog of Set XIII. By Stephan H. Levitt. 940,000.-
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The Institute for Advanced Studies of World Religions Tibetan Religious Collections
June.2004
The P.L. 480/SFC collections of Tibetan works, published in India, Nepal, and Bhutan, are the results of the Special Foreign Currency acquisitions program conducted by The Library of Congress. IASWR introduced the first microfiche edition of these works in 1977.
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