An alphabetic list of Pali roots extracted from the Kaccāyanapakaraṇa and Mukhamattadīpanī together with their meaning. Extent and format of original material: Part of the fascicle comprised of 4 (3 + 1/4) inscribed folios. Author(s) of original material: Visuddha.
A bilingual translation of an alphabetic list of Pali roots extracted from the Kaccāyanapakaraṇa and Mukhamattadīpanī. Extent and format of original material: Part of the fascicle comprised of 13 (12 + 3/4) inscribed folios. Author(s) of original material: Visuddha.
A bilingual translation and commentary on the canonical text of Parivāra. Jambudhaja's bilingual translation and commentary was the most common nissaya of canonical Vinaya and Samantapāsādikā transmitted in Burma from the mid-seventeenth to the early twentieth centuries. However, the text of tha...
Kammavācā manuscript containing six sections, includes upasampadā (folios ka-kū r), ovāda (folios kū r – ko v), sīmā (ko v ), kaṭhina (folios kha – khā v), thera (khā v – khi v), nāma (khi v – [khī] v), kappiyabhūmi ([khī] v – [khu]). Kammavācās are monastic ritual texts recited on specific occa...
Kammavācā manuscript containing what appears as six sections, of which only three, namely upasampadā (folios kā, ki), ovāda (folios ke – ko r), sīmā (ko r – kaṃ) remain in the surviving part of the manuscript. Kammavācās are monastic ritual texts recited on specific occasions, such as the ordina...
Kammavācā manuscript containing what appears as six sections, of which only five, namely upasampadā (folios ka), sīmā (kāʺ ), kaṭhina (folios kha r – khā v), thera (khā v – khi v), nāma (khi v – [khī] v), and kappiyabhūmi ([khī] v – [khu]), remain in the surviving part of the manuscript. Kammavā...
Kammavācā manuscript containing three sections, includes upasampadā (folios ka-ke r), ovāda (folios ke r – kāʺ r), kaṭhina (folios kāʺ r – [khi]. Kammavācās are monastic ritual texts recited on specific occasions, such as the ordination of a new monk, formal instruction of a newly ordained monk ...
Kammavācā manuscript containing three sections, includes upasampadā (ff. ka-kū v), ovāda (ff. kū r – koʻ r), kaṭhina (ff. koʻ r – [kāʺ]). Kammavācas are monastic ritual texts recited on specific occasions, such as the ordination of a new monk, formal instruction of a newly ordained monk about th...