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 16 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCEIPT8. The Dh&tap&tha to P&nini having been printed in a ye^ neglected condition, it will be useM to collate that of the more recent school. R. IS. 73. 49 leaves, in 4to. ; European paper ; Bengali character. Handvmting of the beginning of the present century. a. — Foil. 1-40. The Dhdtupdtha, or list of verbal roots in alphabetical arrangement, with an English translation. The total number of roots is stated to be 1846. b. — ^FoU. 41-49. A short list of primary and secondary suffixes for the derivation of nouns (krit, taddhita). R. IS. 74. 151 leaves, in small folio; Indian paper; Bengali character. Copied between 1798-1804. Paradigms of Sanskrit declension and conjugation, extracted £rom the grammar of Vopadeva. Foil. 1-47, Declension; 48-105, Conjugation; 106-151, Forma- tion of the Causal and Desiderative. R. IS. 75. 84 leaves, in oblong 8yo. The third leaf is vranting. Indian paper ; Devanagari character. Dated Sainyat 1509, %.e.^ 1453 of our sera. This is the so-called Amarakosha, or, more properly, the Ndmalinffdnufdsana, by Amarasinha, the oldest dictionary