G. Orosz (comp.): A Catalogue of the Tibetan Manuscripts and Block Prints in the Library of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. Vol. 2.

CATALOGUE

Tib. 609.1.11 pa/ /nyon mongs kyi bral du khol pa zlo [sz'c] bzang dpal mgon ming can gyis/ Isa skya pan chen gyi las tshogs la brten nas sgrigs par bgyi ba'i 'der [sz'c] dge ba yon [sz'c] na des ... 603.5 MANUSCRIPT

; f. 1, 29,5 x 7,5 (25 X 5) cm, 6 lines/page, early 20

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h cent., Chinese paper. CONT.: A ransom ritual based on Dregs-pa Lcam-sring. BEG.

: [lr] /chos skyong dreg pa lcam sring gi sgo nas glud gtong bar 'dod na/ END: [lv] /bzlog pa byas pa nas/ sbyin bdag gi phyogs ngan la bskyal// mangga lam/ 603.6 MANUSCRIPT, ff. 1-4, 30 x 7,5 (24,5 x 5) cm, 5 lines/page, late 19

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h cent., Chinese paper. T.P.: Myur mdzad ye shes kyis mgon po'i bzlog bsgyur byed tshul CONT.: A ritual for turning away evil influences with the help of Sadbhuja Mahakála. BEG.: [lv] /bla ma mams la phyag 'tshal lo/ /phyag drug ye shes kyi mgon po'i bzlog bsgyur la/ END: [4v] bhyoh bcol ba'i 'phrin las 'grub par mdzod/ /bkra shis/ CF.Wilhelm-Panglung 42 603.7 MANUSCRIPT, ff. 1-2, 24,5 x 7 (20 x 5) cm, 4 lines/page, 19

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h cent., Chinese paper. T.P.: Gser skyems ma CONT.: A brief libation offering to Vajrabhairava and his retinue. BEG.: [lv] /hüm bla ma yi dam dkon mchog sum/ /khyad par bcom ldan gshin rje gshed rgyud sde bzhi'i lha tshogs rnams/ END: [2V] bdag gis grogs mdzod cig /ces gskyems (=gser skyems) 'bulo ('bul lo)/ 603.8 MANUSCRIPT, ff. 1-4, 30 x 7 (24,5 x 5) cm, 6 lines/page, early 20

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h cent., Chinese paper. T.P.: Sher snying gi 'chi bslu CONT.: A ransom ritual for averting the danger of death with the help of the Prajhaparamita-hrdaya. An extract from the Collected Works of a Bka'-'gyur-pa. BEG.: [lv] /bka' 'gyurpa'i gsungs 'bum na sher snying gi 'chi bslu ba'i ni/ END: [4v] lus chad la bzlog gtor dang bcas pa skyal te bzod gsol dang bkra shis bya'o

// bkra shis 'bar gyur cig

/ mangga lam

/ 603.9 MANUSCRIPT, ff. 1 -4, 30,5 x 6,5 (28 x 4) cm, 3 lines/page, 20

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h cent., Chinese paper. T.P.: Skyes bu dam pa chen po'i bzlog bsgyur CONT.: A ritual for turning away evil influences with the help of Dam-can Rdo-rje legs-pa, written by a Dalai Lama. 684