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2. Ravisiddhanta-manjart, a Sanskrit treatise on Astro- 
nomy dated about 1530 Saka, edited by Pandita 
Bisvambhara J yotisarnava. ie 
Tattvacintamani-didhiti-vivrti, a Sanskrit work on 
Modern Logic, edited by Mahamahopadhyaya Kama- 
khya Nath Tarkavagisa. It embodies the Tattva- 
oo 
bhauma. It embodies the text of Udayana and the 
commemtary of Vardhamana. 
6. Nydya-vartika tatparya-parisuddhi, a Sanskrit work on 
Ancient Logic, edited by Pandita Vindhyesvari 
Prasad Dvivedin and Pandita Laksmana Sastri 
Dravida. It embodies the commentary of Udayana 
and the gloss of Vardhamana. 
Mugdhabodha-Vyakarana, a Sanskrit work on Grammar, 
edited by Pandit Siva Narayana Siromani and Pandit 
Ajit Nath Nyayaratna It embodies the text of 
Vopadeva and the commentary of Kama Tarka- 
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vagisa. 
8. Faras-Nama, edited in the original Persian with Eng- 
lish notes by Lieut.-Colonel D. C. Phillott. It 
contains an introduction by Dr. N. Annandale. 
9. Maasiru’l-Umara, translated by Mr. H. Beveridge. It 
contains the biographies of the Muhammadan and 
Hindu officers of the Timurid Sovereigns of India 
from A.D. 1500 to 1780. 
10. Hadigatu’l-Hagqigat, a philosophical work, edited and 
translated by Major J. Stephenson. The original 
Persian text was composed by Hakim Abu’l-Majd 
Majdud Sanai of Ghazna about 4.p. 1118-1152. 
Search for Sanskrit Manuscripts. 
In the report for the year 1910 it was mentioned that a 
collection of 625 manuscripts was examined but was not pur- 
chased for want of funds. The collection has now been pur- 
chased. It contains the following works, among others :— 
(1) Samayodyota section of Madanaratna. It is a rare 
section of the code of Madana Simha Deva of the 
province of De'hi in the 15th century. 
