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8 adventures of Arjuina with Siva disguised as a mountaineer. It is classed with the Mahâkâvya, or great poems of the Hindus. The whole is divided into eighteen cantos.

1. 46 verses, begins :

2. Begins fol. 6a., 59 verses :

3. Begins fol. 11b., 60 verses:

7. Begins with the seventh verse, fifteen leaves being lost, which contained 3, 1 to 7, 6.

8. Begins fol. 36a., 67 verses :

9. Begins fol. 41b., 78 verses :

10. Begins fol. 50a., 68 verses :

11. Begins fol 56b., 81 verses:

12. Begins fol. 62b., 54 verses :

13. Begins fol. 67b., 71 verses :

14. Begins fol. 72b.., 65 verses :

15. Begins fol. 77a., 68 verses :

16. Begins fol. 82a., 64 verses :

17. Begins fol. 87a., 64 verses :

18. Begins fol. 92a., 74 verses :

The margin, more especially in the beginning of the book, is filled with glosses from an unknown commentary, which, at the end of the first book, is called Allâḍaharî.

At the end we receive the following account of the copyist: