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Title
Kammavācā
Contributing Institution
UC Berkeley, Bancroft Library
Collection
Swift Family Collection of Palm Leaf Manuscripts
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Description
Title leaf reads "Kammavaca." Final leaf has colophon of 2 lines in Lanna language with names of persons involved (?) and date, ending "nibbana paccayo hontu (sic) no.
Wooden title marker. Red lacquer inscribed in Lanna script and language on one side, verso plain red. 2 gilt wooden covers with floral motifs, inlaid with mirrors. Leaves have gilt edges.
Type
text
Extent
1 bundle; 22 1/8 x 2 ¼ inch.
Identifier
ff 4MS PL4251 no. 15
ark:/13030/hb538nb6hn
swift_cubanc_18_1_00030287
Language
Tai languages
Pali
Subject
Manuscripts, Northern Thai

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