Kālakācāryakathā (MS Add.2377)

They were named Rūpā, Rājīvanāmā, and Mukharakhaṃdarī. Furthermore, some were named Kālika. Their forms were beautiful: Sarasvatī, Rūpavatī, Suśīlāvatī, Sumātā, and Suvāradasanā.

Another one. The first one came afterwards. From there, the man of virtue 2
Entered the nest. Beautiful appearance

having entered the presence of the teacher, 5. Having seen the splendor of the king, 3. The brilliance of the wise.

What is said, even by a friend, is seen. Having seen the prince, perform śuddhabuddhi pure intelligence and walk the path of the True Law saddharmamārga path of the good law. The rain of non-virtue is averted.

A rectangular manuscript leaf features a central red circular bindu. The text is framed by vertical red lines on both sides. The script is a bold Devanagari hand with occasional characters highlighted in red ink.