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A. F. R. Hoernle — The Weber Manuscripts. 
[No. 1, 
Citaions. 
Name in Weber MS. 
Sanskrit. 
No. IY, line 6 
a-pa-ma-rga (also No. VI, 3 and 
below) 
apamarga 
No. Y, lino 2 
ka-ko-ri 
kakoli 
kshi-ra-ka ko-ri 
kshira-kakoii 
pi-ta-ri (see bi-da-ri, below) 
vidari 
kshi-ra-pi-ta-ri 
kshira-vidari 
No. YI, line 3 
a-sva-ga-ndham (see JNo. IV, 5) 
asvagandlia 
No. VI, line 4 
pra-pu-nta-ri-kha (cf. JNos. I, 2, 
III, 1, IY, 5) 
prapaundarika 
ma-ncha-sktha (cf. No. I, 2) 
manjishtha 
No. VII, line 4 
sa-kka-ri 
£arkara (?) 
sa-rsha-pa 
sarshapa 
ku-shtha-kha 
kushtliaka 
On some other leaves I have found the following : 
a-mpri-ta-pa-ttri 
amrita-patra 26 
a-va-ma-rga (see a-pa-ma-rga 
above, No. IY, 6) 
apamarga 
ka-ru-na-sa-ri 
kalanusari 
kshi-ra-bi-da-ri 
kslura-vidari 
ta-ma-la-pa-tri and ta-ma-la-pa- 
dha-ri 
tamala-patra 
tri-pha-u 3 
triphala 3 
pi-ppa-n 
pippala 
pu-ta-na-ke-si 
putanakesi 
pu-na-rna-ba 
punarnava 
pri-hka-ra-chafh 
bhringaraja 
pri-ya-nku and pri-ya-ngu 
priyarigu 
bi-da-ri (see above, No. V, 2) 
vidali or vidstri 
bi-la-pa-tti 
vila-patra or vilva- 
patra ? 
bha-lla-ta-kha 
bhallataka 
ma-ha-me-dlia 
maha-meda 
me-dha 
meda 
lo-tri and lo-dri and lo-tta-ri 
lodhra 
sa-ri-ba 
sariva 
si-ri-sha-pu-slipa 
sirishapushpa 
3ai-le-ya-kha 
saileyaka 
sa-rja-ra-sha 
sarja-rasa 
styo- ni-ya-kha 
sthauneyaka 
The spelling of such -words as tri-plid-u, ni-lu-tpa-u, pi-ppd-u is very- 
curious. The identity of the former is clearly established by the numeral 
figure 3 which I have found following the word in one place, and which 
is intended to explain its meaning “ the three myrobalans.” The liquid 
consonant l is apparently omitted, and the vowel attached by a side- 
25 Or perhaps for Skr. amrata-patra, a bye-form of amla-patra, a kind of sorrel. 
