Significance of Manuscript versions
In India history, Manuscript versions pertain to the edited copies of Telugu literary works that were supported financially by Brown for publication. These manuscripts represent important cultural artifacts that reflect the literary heritage and the efforts taken to preserve and disseminate Telugu literature. Brown's initiative in funding the preparation of these corrected manuscript versions highlights the significance of maintaining and promoting regional languages and their literary contributions.
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The concept of Manuscript versions in local and regional sources
Manuscript versions refer to edited copies of Telugu literary works, financially supported and prepared for publication by Brown, highlighting the importance of careful editing in preserving and disseminating regional literature.
From: Triveni Journal
(1) Corrected copies of Telugu literary works that Brown funded and prepared for publication.[1]
From: History of Science in South Asia
(1) At first glance, all the manuscript versions of the chapter on human marks exhibited in varying degrees a non-standard form of Sanskrit.[2]