CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS. 21 rdnanda. The whole is divided into three books, and each of these into five chapters (prakarana). The text is accompanied by a gloss, written by JRdmakrishna, who calls himself a servant of Bh&ratitirtha. See BodL Catal., n. 540. The original begins with : A. — Ffvshapanchakaf foil, 1-61. 1. tattvavtv$ia ends fol. 16a. 2. hkAtaoiveka ends fol. 32a. 3. panehako§aviveka ends fol. 44a. 4. dvaitavwika ends fol. 57a. 5. mahdvdkyaviveka ends fol. 61a. B, — IHpapanchaia, foil. 62-178. 6. ehitradipa ends fol. 95a. 7. iriptidipa ends fol. 139a. 8. hdtasihadipa ends fol. 151a. 9. dhydnadipa ends fol. I72a. 10. ndfaladtpa ends fol. 178a. C, — £rahmdtumdapanchakay foil. 179-252. 11. yogdnanda ends fol. 207a. 12. dtmdnanda ends fol. 225a. 13. advaitdnanda ends foL 242a. 14. hrahmdnanda ends fol. 248a. 15. vishaydnanda ends fol. 252a. The work has been printed at Calcutta^ in 1840. R. 15. 85. 124 leaves, in oblong folio; Indian paper; Bengali charaoter. Copied about the. year 1780. Three books of Charaka^a great work on Medicine, styled Charakammhitd. m Begins :
