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Text on handwritten card: “Questions of King Milinda – The Great King Meander who lived in the second century B.C. and ruled over a part of Hindustan India. Six volumes m.s. Laos-Indo-China. Label on the bamboo mat: “Questions of King Milinda 2nd Century B.C.” Label on the wooden board: The six volume M.S. Laos-Indo-China. The questions of king Melinda, the Greek King Meander, who lived in the second century B.C. and ruled over a part of Hindustan, India.” 2 roughly hewn plain wooden covers. 6 bundles. Decorative designs at some places such as around string holes of front and last pages. Handwritten card in English, laminated. Bundle 1 All leaves contain 5 lines. Ff 4MS PL4251 no. 3:1 Bundle 2 Leaf 19R contains 4 lines. Ff 4MS PL4251 no. 3:2 Bundle 3 Ff 4MS PL4251 no. 3:3 Bundle 4 Ff 4MS PL4251 no. 3:4 Bundle 5 Ff 4MS PL4251 no. 3:5 Bundle 6 Leaf 23R contains 5 lines and leaf 23V contains 3 lines. Leaf 24 is blank. Ff 4MS PL4251 no. 3:6
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