after the lacuna, is numbered 111, contains the missing beginning of prasna 9 and the last part of the patala- beginnings of preśna 8. B. India Office Library, No. LXX. of Burnell's Catalogue of a Collection of Sanskrit Manscripts. Prasnas 1-18, kapdika 3, on 120 palmyra-leaves. In Grantha characters. Undated; but according to Dr. Burnell's statement, copied about A. D. 1800. A good MS. e India Office Library, No. LXXI of Burnell's "Cata- logue." Prasnas 1-15, on 202 palmyra-leaves. lu Grantha characters. Undated; but according to Dr. Burnell, copied about 1750" and "in a large and good hand." A correct MS. The smaller Grantha. MSS. of the first four prasnás Nos. LXXII, LXXIII, and LXXIV of Burnell's Catalogue) I have not collated, because the other MS. material at my disposal for this part of the work was amply sufficient for the determination of a stworth text. anore bay University Library, No. 16. Praśnns 1-24, on 693 paper-leares. In very large and beautiful Deva- magari characters, but abounding in errors of the copyist. Undated; modern. At my request the use of this MS. was very kindly allowed me by the Director of Public ruction, K. M. Chatfeld, Esq. oft and state Library at Munich, Codex Haug. 51. Prasnas 1-24, on 405 paper-leaves. In Devanagari characters. Undated. Twin brother of the preceding MS., sharing the same internal and ex- bernal peculiarities, and agreeing with it in the copyist's errors. bodia Office Library, No. 1733. Praśnas 1-5, ou 79 parer leaves. In Devanagari characters. Undated, buit an o old as A. India Office Library, No. 122, Prasin 8, on 14 paper-
