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Title
Katha Siphauna
Contributing Institution
UC Berkeley, Bancroft Library
Collection
Swift Family Collection of Palm Leaf Manuscripts
Rights Information
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Description
End leaf: "Phra chao bhavana nai…; Buddha bodheyyam mutto mocaiyam ti tinno taleyyam"
Label in English: “Verses of ten precepts. Written in Laos Pali characters. Indochinese.”
Type
text
Extent
2 fascicles; folded papers.1st fascicle: 13 ¼ x 74 ¾ inch, folded into 13 ¼ x 4 3/8 inch. 2nd fascicle: 13 ¼ x 65 ½ inch folded into 13 ¼ x 4 3/8 inch.
Identifier
ff 4MS PL4251 no. 6
ark:/13030/hb3n39p1p5
swift_cubanc_18_1_00030194
Language
Tai languages
Pali
Subject
Manuscripts, Northern Thai

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