What Devanagari text would you most like as an e-text

[John William Nemec]

Regarding E-texts:

Does anyone know of the existence of an e-text of the Niilamatapuraa.na?

I have begun transcribing the two-volume publication of the text (Motilal 
Banarsidass, 1973) of Dr. Ved Kumari while reading through it, but have 
temporarily set this work aside in order to complete another project.

I will return to this if, indeed, no e-text of the work yet exists and no 
one else is doing the same work.

John Nemec


  Sat, 30 May 2009 20:15:50 -0500
  "Smith, Frederick M" <frederick-smith at UIOWA.EDU> wrote:
> Tantravarttika by Kumarila Bhatta.
> 
> All available comms, on Yogasutras.
> 
> But, Jonathan and others are right, we do need a single list of what's out 
>there.
> 
>Fred Smith
> 
> On 5/29/09 7:47 AM, "Dominik Wujastyk" <d.wujastyk at UCL.AC.UK> wrote:
> 
> In the last decade or two, a substantial amount of Sanskrit literature has
> become available in e-text form.  Veda, Mahabharata, Ramayana, Mahabhasya,
> Astadhyayi, Kasika, Puranas, many Tantras, dharmasastra and jyotisa texts,
> Buddhist literature, much else.
> 
> What next?  What text is there in Devanagari script that hasn't been input
> yet, and that you would dearly like to have as an e-text?  I wonder if we
> can put together a prioritized list?
> 
> Best,
> Dominik Wujastyk

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