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. 608.18.2 601.26 MANUSCRIPT, ff. 1-4, 21,5 x 7 (20 X 6) cm, 6 lines/page, late 19

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h/early 20

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h cent., Russian paper. CONT.: A divination manual based on astrology. BEG.

: [lv] skyes ming sdig gza' yi/ 601.27 MANUSCRIPT, f. 1, 22 x 7,5 (21 x 4,5) cm, 5 lines/page, late 19

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h/early 20

t

h cent., Russian paper. CONT.: A short note of how to calculate the sme-bas. BEG.: [lr] /pho yi sme ba rtsis tshul ni/ /brtse bya'i 'das lo gnam lo'i smes/ 602.1 MANUSCRIPT, ff. 1-13, unfinished, 25 x 8,5 (20,5 x 5) cm, 4 lines/page, 19

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h/20

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h cent., multi layered Tibetan paper. NOTE: A Hungarian inscription on the verso of fol. 13. tells that it was bought by an unknown person in 1892 at Darjeeling. CONT.: A fulfilment and confession ritual (bskang-bshags

) to different Dharmapalas. BEG.

: [lv] /om damsa ngka da sva wa sogs/ stong pa'i ngang las sogs nas/ hüm rang bzhin rnam par dag dbyings nyid las/ END: [13r] phrin las mams bzhi bsgrub tu gsol/ /dkyil 'kor nyan po drel la re sogs nas 602.2. MANUSCRIPT, ff. 1-3, 25 X 8,5 (20,5 x 5) cm, 4 lines/page, 19

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h/20

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h cent., multi layered Tibetan paper. MARGIN

: m.t.: pho brang. CONT.: A short püja-vidhi to a bdud Dharmapala and his retinue. BEG.: [lv] /sngon gyi khas blangs dam la 'dus/ /bdud kyi dmag dpon sku bskyod 'tshal/ END: [3r] ni hür dzah khram rbad/ ces bskul lo/ 602.3 MANUSCRIPT, ff. 3-33, the beginning and the end are missing, 25 x 8,5 (20,5 x 5) cm, 4 lines/page, 19

t

h/20

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h cent., multi layered Tibetan paper. CONT.: A detailed püja-vidhi to different Dharmapalas. BEG.: [3r] dbyings nyid las/ /thegs rab sprul sprul pa'i sku/ sogs

/ END: [33V] lam sri sogs

/ stong pa'i ngang las ... 603.1 MANUSCRIPT, ff. 1-5, 28,5 x 7 (23 x 4,5) cm, 5 lines/page, 20

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h cent., Chinese paper. E.T.: Mi kha bra mchu glud mdos khrom sgyur dang bcas pa, T.P.: Mi kha bra mchu CONT.: A ransom ritual against slander (mi-kha), bad dreams, etc. Here the ransom objects are called yas-stags, and at the beginning of the text offerings are given to the queen of slander, Mi-kha'i Rgyal-mo Mi-kha Bra-mchu-ma 'Or-sangs. BEG.: [lv] /rang yi dam gsal ba'i 'di skad do/ na mo bla ma yi dam mams kyi bden pa'i byin gyis brlabs kyis/ END: [5V] mi kha' [s/c] 'byung yug [sic] ngag pa dgra la zlog tu gsol/ <e.t.> rdzogs so/ bkra shis/ 682