This manuscript ( written on greyish khòi paper with black ink) contains a Burmese Kammavaca text used for ordination ceremonies. Though mostly written in Burmese script, pages 20 and 26 contain Lao-Pali texts written with blue ballpen in Tham-Lao script. 25 folios
This leporello multiple-text manuscript is written with blue ink (and sometimes dark red ink) on greyish khòi (sa?) paper. The texts deal with the redemption of bad luck by conducting a special ceremony, time reckoning, notes on certain events, and a description of the Pheng Kasin ceremony. The f...
This leporello multiple-text manuscript is written with black ink in greyish khòi (sa?) paper. This text, written in Tham-Lao script, comprises several Pali chanting and white magic (sainyasat). The manuscript contains several magical drawings with yantra written either in Tham-Lao or Khòm script...
This leporello manuscript is written with black ink on white-greyish khòi paper. This text is about the priesthood of monks and the basic code of monastic discipline. The pagination is in Lao numerals at the centre of the left margin of each of the 154 pages. The last page mentions a person calle...
This is a leporello manuscript made of modern industrial paper, it is written in Tham-Lao script with black ink. The manuscript is entitled Phikkhu Patimok, thus it consists of questions and answers related to the ordination of monks (bhikkhu). It also contains two other texts, namely Pavālanākam...
The leporello manuscript is made of white-greyish khòi paper in the Tham-Lao script. The format resembles that of a long palm-leaf manuscript. This text is about the Buddha's routine before attaining nirvana, the merit gained through his sacrifices, and the way he inspired others to be morally go...
The leporello manuscript is made of white-greyish khòi paper in the Tham-Lao script. The format resembles that of a long palm-leaf manuscript. The pagination, at the centre of the left margin, is in Arabic numerals. This text, written in Tham-Khuen script is about the benefits or Anisong gained ...
Ban Ton Phothisat, Itipiso (ບັ້ນຕົ້ນໂພທິສັດ, ອິຕິປິໂສ) (2000)
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This is a leporello manuscript, written with black, dark blue and (on two pages) red ink on greyish khòi (sa?) paper. The text, written in Tham-Lao script, is about various teachings in Pali. The front and back cover folios are painted with black and golden decor, bearing also the title of the ma...
This is a mulberry (sa) manuscript with the folios sown together along their upper narrow side. The first two folios as well as the last folio are slightly damaged. Some folios are stained with ink but this does not affect the good legibility of almost the whole text. The manuscript starts with a...
Anisòng Sang Pha Taipidok (Anisòng for sponsoring the making of a Tiptitaka manuscript) (ອານິສົງສ້າງພະໄຕປິດົກ)
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This leporello manuscript contains an Anisong text printed in modern Lao script on greyish modern paper in three columns. The title folio (recto) has been printed with the help of a computer. The colophon mentions Thòng Van Sutaphong as sponsor. 12 folios