A5 envelope entitled Panchadashi Books 14 & 15. It contains an A5 soft-covered exercise book with approx 35 pp, and additionally c. 10 single pp. German material in MS and ?Hindi or ?Sanskrit vocabulary. The exercise book carries the title…
Basawa’s Sayings II, A4 typescript, c. 15 pp, 183 sayings, evidently a working copy used for a later version, since each saying has two different index numbers. (It is not immediately clear whether or not we have Sinnsprüche Basawas I under a…
Basawa’s Sayings III, A4 typescript, c 7 pp, 80 sayings, evidently a working copy used for a later version, since each saying has two different index numbers.
Basawa’s Sayings IV, A4 typescript, c. 6 pp, 43 sayings, evidently a working copy used for a later version, since each saying has two different index numbers.
Tabular "Kalagnana of Virashaivas" 2 folio sheets, . "Notes on the history of Deccan Kingdom from 1000 AD to 1700 AD" 1 folio sheet Rough MS notes in German on cats and monkeys in India (1 folio sheet). "Studies on Lingatism. On Kalagnana", 1 folio…
Beige Foolscap file ("Outram Rapid Binder") 25 folio sheets (in the same handwriting as the Kaivalyapaddhati of C-10.89.11). The five authors involved are also listed on the cover of the file.
perhaps 150 mostly foolscap sheets. Largely preliminary MS notes in German, organised according to persons (subjects of legends, authors of sayings and vacanas), though not exclusively. There are a number of printed pages from The Young Men of India…
Black soft-cover quarto exercise book, 92 pages numbered by the user, title on page 1: Vacana Shastravicara, perhaps the first 40% in English, the rest in German.
Text and Translation of the „Haribhaktisara" by Kanakadasa. Contains a small Kannada printed book presumably with the text of the Haribhaktisara, a small notebook with Urner’s translation and some MS notes.
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