Zoroastrian liturgy in Avestan, called Vaẓarkard (title in Persian), on the ceremonies connected with the barsom and dron followed by the Pazand Patīt (ff. 155-63). Colophons in Pazand (f. 154r) and Gujarati (f. 154v): completed on the day Khurdad Ameshaspand (6th) in the month Fravardin yea...
The Khordah Avesta in Avestan with Persian translation. Contents: Introductory prayers, 5 Nyāishes, Hormazd Yasht; Āfrīnagāns: Gahanbār, Gāthā and Dahman. ff. iv verso-1r: explanatory note and contents in Persian. Colophon (f. 84v): copied for Jonathan Duncan (Governor of Bombay 1795-1811) ...
Zoroastrian texts comprising: (1) An imperfect copy of the Pahlavi Stāyišn ī sīrōzag, or praise of 30 days (ff. 1r-38r); (2) Pīrsad in Avestan, glossed in Persian as kīriyā-yi yazishnī, with occasional rubrics in upturned Gujarati, and Persian colophon dated Srosh (17th) of the month Day...
A copy of the Visperad ending on f. 121v. Lacks final pages.Note on f 1r: "Guises Catalogue 4to No 58" followed by a long note describing the work, possibly by the East India Company Librarian Charles Wilkins, which is continued on f. 123v (now upside down).A short note in Gujarat also on f. 123v...
Yasna with interlinear Pahlavi and New Persian versions. Copied in Rustampura, Surat, by Faramarz, son of Asfandiyarji ibn Naoroji of Surat, for Behdin Faramarzji Cowasji Banaji on Mihr (12th day) of Shahrivar 1194 AY qadimi, Samvat 1881, Saka era 1746 (1825). Former number: Z&P XXIX.
Copy of the seventh book of the Denkard, a 10th-century compendium of Zoroastrian beliefs and customs in Pahlavi, copied from a manuscript in the Mulla Firuz Library Bombay. Copy bound from left to right. Annotated heavily in French. Former number: Z&P XXX.
Gold strip with one line inscribed as "ကမ္ဘောဇဝံသဇေယျရာဇ" (Kambhojavaṃsa Jeyyarāja). An accompanying note reads "These two strips of gold foil are the sanads or commissions from Theebaw to Twek nga lu, the bandit cheet 'd dispossess Monè of Shan State + Kentawng by force (no doubt Theebaw was b...
Gold strip with one line inscribed as "မဟာသီရိရာဇသိုစံဘွား" (Mahāsīrirāja Suicaṃbhvā˝). An accompanying note reads "These two strips of gold foil are the sanads or commissions from Theebaw to Twek nga lu, the bandit cheet 'd dispossess Monè of Shan State + Kentawng by force (no doubt Theebaw wa...