Catalogue of the Oriya manuscripts in the Library of the India Office / by James Fuller Blumhardt.

  • Great Britain. India Office. Library
Date:
1924
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Credit: Catalogue of the Oriya manuscripts in the Library of the India Office / by James Fuller Blumhardt. Source: Wellcome Collection.

    33/38 (page 21)
    A collection of three poems, viz.:— I Foll. 1-40. Go1gagad! Dvitiya-rahasya. A poem, in 12 chhdndas, on the loves of Radha and Krishna. By Trilochana Dasa (Baliar Simha), Begins. asradial aidicg age | HQ AKMHUID 1 Hepes | DOAN AIA ASHQASPHY, MC II Qdicl HMA OCS 3 AGI | AQCHH AAI COM QGse Il 7 Il Ends. AQAPY, AQINA Ainaaa adaina FQ CMAAING BQIQ] QMO QOH AQ 179 II AQWAACM AQS GoRIoM aia! aMAlQ Ga 4 oo Qa dagics acm ggiall 77 II II. Foll. 41-44. ¢aacmioe| | Premalochana. A romance, in 50 stanzas. By Vishnu Dasa. Begins. QU AlIMG AQH | 4 © OQ soldi | HMA OQ aQg | AQSAANQ AAMlAg | QAMAM CRIOMIGH II © II Ends. 99¢1 QISIQ Ol MISIQ CMIOM | QS1 CAEN HIMQ QAQ OM II Se II If. Foll, 47-96. agieo1 ageiq! Padmi- vati-parinaya. A romance in verse on the marriage of Padmavati, daughter of Dharmadhvaja, king of Champavatipur, with Makaradhvaja, son of Vira- bhaga in the Anga-dega. By Lokanatha Vidyadhara (see no. 38). | Begins. 99 9929 aid GaQ | MA CHldlM QMO AQ II OQ PaO AIQ AIQ | OQ FUN AF BAQQ | Vil 21 The MS. is incomplete. It ends in the 5th stanza of the 11th chhanda. A note on the last page states that the MS. was purchased by Hare- krishna Nayaka on the 22nd Magha in the 28th anka of Virakigora Deva, 48. Palm-leaf.—Foll. 46 (numbered w¥, fol. % re- peated, and 1 blank); 11$x14 in.; ll. 3 and 4, 104 in. long ; 19th century. Two Oriya works, viz. :— I. Foll. 1-22 (numbered &-9%). OIgIG@4 CEG | Chanakya-sloka, A few select Sanskrit verses from the shorter recension, with an anonymous Oriya paraphrase, Begins, Hal ACWlUHe ACA QIAKHlAWOgs | MFIOACe Elle O1GIGde EQ lege Il ¢ lo a QAl IQ Geng GQ AQy CQ sanlcm! CY QIISal ep CQIQI JAM QUIAICM CQ BQH! CAQ Galas OITGICQ AISPQ SMI AQ OQ! As | The manuscript ends with an incorrect copy of the Sanskrit s/oka no. 43 in the Sanskrit and Oriya edition of Cuttack, 1914, edited by Brahmananda Sharangi; to which are appended two unidentified Sanskrit verses. CHG | OHIQQ AEs MAicteaAlOcal QQ | ~ Be Ae CEA! MISSI Saas (7) CAAH!e AQ HI II. Foll, 23-42 (numbered » 9—yQ). Hage | Hamsa-dita, A metrical version of the Sanskrit poem of Ripa Gosvami. Jadu (? Yadunatha) Dasa. An Oriya metrical version of the Hamsa-dita, by Kapilesvara Vidyabhishana, was printed at Cuttack in 1894, also a prose version, by Sudarsana Nanda, in 1914, both works containing the Sanskrit text in 100 stanzas. - By a Brahman named