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broken into numerous small pieces; inscr. on one side only
with 5 ll. writing in Khotanese and Upright Gupta. Purport
not determined. No. 63, Hoernle Reg. 7″×2⅔″.

F. III. ii. 001. Wooden tablet, practically complete, but
broken into numerous pieces and somewhat rotten; inscr.,
apparently on one side only, with 3 ll. faded and nearly
illegible writing in Upright Gupta and apparently in Kho-
tanese. No. 65, Hoernle Reg. 1′3″×3″.

F. III. i. 001. Pōthi. Fr. of fol., inscr. with remains of
3 ll. writing in Sanskrit and Upright Gupta; much damaged;
purport not determined. No. 64, Hoernle Reg. 1⅔″ sq.

F. X. I. Pōthi. Fr. of small fol., L. end up to string-
hole of prob. initial fol.; inscr. with remains of 5 ll. in
Sanskrit and Upright Gupta. Perhaps a dhāraṇī. No. 66,
Hoernle Reg. 1⅔″×1⅔″.

F. XII. 1. Pōthi fol., complete, slightly damaged, con-
sisting of two pieces joined; inscr. with 9 ll. in Sanskrit and
Upright Gupta. Fol. No. on obv. but illegible. Belongs to
Pōthi of the Suvarṇaprabhāsottama-sūtra, of which it might
be the final fol. No. 67, Hoernle Reg. 1′3⅔″×4⅔″.

F. XII. 2. Pōthi. Three frs. of fol., one large, two
small; prob. belonging to each other; inscr. with 9 ll., in
Sanskrit and Upright Gupta, of some Buddhist canonical
work.
The large fr., L. side, contains end of 10th chap. (pari-
varto nāma daśamaḥ samāptaḥ), but the name itself is broken
away; 11th chap. commences namas tasya bhagavato Ratna-
kusuma-guṇa (remainder lost). No. 68, Hoernle Reg. Gr.
fr. 9⅔″×1⅔″.

F. XII. 3. Pōthi. Fr. of fol. with 9 ll., in Sanskrit
and Upright Gupta, of some Buddhist canonical work
(Saddharma-puṇḍarīka ?).
The writing has some peculiarities: Akṣaras ma and a of
a rather early type; bha in bhagavat always written ba, etc.
A fr. with the same peculiarities in F. XII. 9 (No. 75). No.
69, Hoernle Reg. 4⅔″×4″.

F. XII. 4. Pōthi. Six frs. of small fols., triangular-
shaped, sticking together; inscr. with remains of 2 ll. in
Sanskrit and Upright Gupta chars. Purport not determin-
able. No. 70, Hoernle Reg. 1⅔″×1⅔″.

F. XII. 5. Pōthi. Strip of fol., inscr. with 3 ll., in San-
skrit and Upright Gupta chars., of some Buddhist canonical
work. No. 71, Hoernle Reg. 6″×¼″.

F. XII. 6. Pōthi. Six frs. of the Suvarṇaprabhāsa;
4 larger, 2 minute, in Sanskrit and Upright Gupta. They
measure about 4⅔″ in breadth and 5⅔″, 2⅔″, 3″, 1⅔″ in length,
with 10 ll. on the page. One bears the fol. No. 47; another
has the end of 13th chap. and the verse No. 73; another
(the largest) has the end of the 15th chap.; another (apparently
of the 11th chap.) has twice the mutilated name [Suvarṇapra-
bhāso]ttamasya sūtrendra-rāja[sya]. No. 72, Hoernle Reg.

F. XII. 7. Pōthi. 35 fols. of Saddharma-puṇḍarīka, in
Sanskrit and Upright Gupta. 33 fols., numbered 5-37 com-
plete; fols. 38 and 39 very considerably damaged; writing
on all fols., especially near string-holes, often badly damaged.
Fol. Nos. in L. upper corner of obv.
The text on fol. 5 a commences in the 11th chap. with te
ca sarvasattvā on p. 247, l. 6, of Kern's printed ed., and it
ends on fol. 37 b viii with bodhim abhisambuddha on p. 316,
l. 4, of Kern's printed text. But the text differs considerably
in places from the printed ed. Specimens of the former have
been published by Prof. de la Vallée Poussin in J.R.A.S.,
1911, pp. 1067 ff.
The paper appears to consist of two very thin sheets,
coarse, dun-coloured, pasted together; 8 ll. writing on each
page. No. 73, Hoernle Reg. Pl. CXLIV.

F. XII. 8. Pōthi. Four small frs., from upper right-hand
corner of fairly large fol.; with remains of 3 ll., in Sanskrit
and Upright Gupta, of some Buddhist canonical work. Also
a minute fr. of another fol., showing part of string-hole and
surrounding circle, but no writing. No. 74, Hoernle Reg.
5″×2″.

F. XII. 9. Pōthi. Three frs. of two fols., in Sanskrit
and Upright Gupta, of Buddhist canonical works. A large
fr., 4⅔″×1⅔″, from L. side of a fol., but fol. No. missing;
apparently belongs to Saddharma-puṇḍarīka, and is written
with all peculiarities of the frs. of F. XII. 3 (No. 69), e.g.
bagavān.
Two very small frs., 2⅔″×1″ and 1″×1⅔″, are written
in different hand, and belong to a fol. of a different Pōthi.
No. 75, Hoernle Reg.

K.Y. i. 1. Wooden cover of Pōthi; very light wood,
with string-hole at 3⅔″ from L. end. Prob. the upper board,
because it is inscr. with siddhaṃ a ā i, being the beginning
of the alphabetic table, in Upright Gupta chars. No. 531,
Hoernle Reg. 9⅔″×1⅔″.

VI.—REMAINS OF PŌTHĪS AND DOCUMENTS, MAINLY IN KHOTANESE,
FROM RUINED FORT ON MAZĀR-TĀGH

(See above, p. 1289.)

M. Tagh. ii. 004. Wooden tablet, small fr.; inscr. with
remains of alphabetic and numeric radicals. No. 89, Hoernle
Reg. 2⅔″×1⅔″.

M. Tagh. iv. 001. Fr. of wooden tablet, with hole at
R. end for suspension; inscr. on one side only with one l.
writing in Khotanese and Cursive Gupta. No. 90, Hoernle
Reg. 3⅔″×⅔″.

M. Tagh. a. 8. Strip from middle of document on coarse
paper, bearing on obv. remains of 2 ll. of Cursive Gupta in
Khotanese language. Rev. blank. No. 91, Hoernle Reg.
1″×1″.

M. Tagh. a. i. 0033. Document on coarse buff paper,
complete, but damaged by holes in middle; inscr. on obv. with
13 ll. Cursive Gupta in Khotanese. Purport perhaps medical.