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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

Majles Library in Tehran

Majles Library in Tehran

(see http://www.majlislib.com and, regarding the activities of digitization and microfilm copies in this library, http://www.islamicmanuscript.org/resources/files/KORDEHDEH_Majid_2006_TIMA.pdf)

Recently a new Iranian Vīdēvdād Sāde manuscript has been discovered in this library, which, according to the information of Dr. Mazdapour to Dr. Touraj Daryaee, is a copy made by Frēdōn Marzabān in 967 A.Y. (1598 A.D.), that is, the oldest known Iranian Vīdēvdād Sāde manuscript.