TITUS
Hayagrivavidya
Part No. 3
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Chapter: Notes 
Page of ed.: 41-46 
Line of ed.: 1    It may be read as ājñāpitaḥ. ^
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sic Ed. ^
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Ms. gʰata. ^
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The present text corresponds to the Tibetan Bkah-hgyur (Snarthang ed. rgyud pha folios 436-8, Sde-dge ed. rgyud, tcha, folios 225-6.) It has been transliterated in Tibetan characters and not translated. The transliteration, however, is so very faulty that it is almost useless for the purpose of correcting our ms. readings. As the Tibetan text differs in many places from our ms., we have thought it better to reproduce both the readings as they appear in the ms. and the xylograph. Many words in both the readings are unintelligible and we have been constrained to leave them as they are. A comparative study of the two readings, Sanskrit and Tibetan, will indicate how these texts underwent changes at different times. ^
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Xylograph tasya. ^
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Xylograph kʰura for kṣura in all places. ^
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Xylograph avaprameyārhasadʰakaṃ. ^
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Xylograph avahyaṃ arvabʰūtānāṃ. ^
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Xylograph vināyakaṃ. ^
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Xylograph vidravavaṃ. ^
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Xylograph keśara atopya-pravitakayaṃ. ^
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Xylograph otsādʰana. ^
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Xylograph otsādʰana. ^


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