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The manuscript 120 (Lb2) has been digitized for ADA. M.A. Andrés has indexed it and now it is available on ADA. After a first collation, it is obvious that it is closely related to 110 (K11) and 235 (G97). There is now a list of the abbreviations used in ADA. You can find it here The manuscript Sanskrit-Yasna S1 has been digitized and is now published in ADA indexed by Leon Goldman. The manuscript Ave1001, one of oldest Iranian Videvdad Sade manuscripts, has been digitized by ADA through the kindness of Kurosh Niknam. The manuscript will be published soon in ADA by Saloume Gholami

The manuscript 120 (Lb2) has been digitized for ADA. M.A. Andrés has indexed it and now it is available on ADA. After a first collation, it is obvious that it is closely related to 110 (K11) and 235 (G97).
There is now a list of the abbreviations used in ADA. You can find it here
The manuscript Sanskrit-Yasna S1 has been digitized and is now published in ADA indexed by Leon Goldman.
The manuscript Ave1001, one of oldest Iranian Videvdad Sade manuscripts, has been digitized by ADA through the kindness of Kurosh Niknam. The manuscript will be published soon in ADA by Saloume Gholami

Charles University, Prague

This collection includes one single Avestan manuscript: Pr1.

Wīdēwdād ceremony to Sraoša. 302 folios, marked in Gujarati numerals. Written in Mumbai, 1811 (06.06.1180 Y.E., 1867 Samvat) by Mobed Ruštam Mobed Dārāb Mobed Frāmrōzji Minōčirji. Description of the yazišn gāh in folios 26v and 280v. Colophon in Persian, Pāzand and Old Gujarati (folios 300v-302r). Ritual instructions in Gujarati in black ink, with some indications in Pāzand and Persian. Published here in black and white in TITUS and in colour here by the Charles University.