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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 15 March 2011
The collection of Sanskrit MSS. described below forms part of the library of the late Professor Fr. Max Müller, which was acquired in July, 1901, for the Japanese University of Tokiyo. It consists of 82 codices, of which 15 are tracings and 26 are transcripts of MSS. chiefly in the Berlin Royal Library, the Munich University Library, the Paris National Library, the India Office Library, and the Bodleian Library at Oxford. The remaining 41 MSS. were received from India through the agency of the late Dr. J. R. Ballantyne, of the Benares Sanskrit College, Professor Gr. Bühler, and Dr. FitzEdward Hall. All these MSS. represent Vedic works, chiefly connected with the Ṛgveda, and have been more or less used in the preparation of Professor Max Müller's edition of the Ṛgveda-saṁhitā with Sāyaṇa's Commentary.
page 611 note 1 This and the following are Professor Max Müller's own numbering as marked on the case or cover of each codex.
page 615 note 1 The abbreviation A 1 = old MS. of the National Library at Paris, dated Saṁvat 1625 (1569 a.d.). RV., 2nd ed., vol. i, p. xix.
B 2 = Eugène Burnouf's copy of B 1. Ibid., pp. xix–xx.
C 1 = MS. of the Paris National Library. Ibid., p. xx.
632 note 1 This is the commencement of the 3rd Āraṇyaka of the A;itareyāraṇyaka.
page 639 note 1 I am indebted to Professor Macdonell for the description of the three following MSS.