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1. A man at a river/ A town scene.

2. A raja meets with a monk and Jaina monks sweep as they walk / Two meetings above and a lady leaves in a chariot

3. Abduction of Kalaka’s sister, Saraswati, by King of Ujjaini and Kalaka discourses with him

4. Aurangzeb enthroned

5. Battle scene between Krishna and Shiva

6. Birth of the jina Parsva/ Two scenes from Parsva’s life

7. Desaberari ragini

8. Dhanashri ragini

9. Dipak raga

10. Dipak raga

11. Enthroned jina

12. Fourteen lucky dreams

13. Gormalar ragini

14. Gurjari [ragini]

15. Guru Nanak and Mardana

16. Hindu gods

17. Hindu gods

18. Hindu gods

19. Hindu gods

20. Kakubha ragini

21. Kalaka and Sahis conquer the King of Ujjaini’s She-ass magic

22. Kalaka out riding and meets Monk Gunakara

23. Kalaka out riding and meets Monk Gunakara

24. Kalaka out riding and meets Monk Gunakara

25. Kalaka transforms bricks into gold to help the Sahi kings

26. Kalaka with Sahi king

27. Kansa, the king of Mathura, orders demons into his presence

28. Kedara ragini

29. Khambhavati ragini

30. Khambhavati ragini

31. King Siddhartha at his toilet after the wrestling match

32. Krishna and Rukmini

33. Lakshmanji

34. Lustration of Nemi

35. Mahavira’s renunciation and driving nails into Mahavira’s ears

36. Malasri ragini

37. Malavi ragini

38. Markandeya fighting the bull demon/ Cremation of Markandeya and his enthronement in the heaven of the gods.

39. Narasimha and Prahlada/ Coronation of Rama and Vayu

40. Navab Tarbiyyat Khan

41. Nur Jahan

42. Om, the gods form the mystic syllable.

43. Parshva

44. Patmanjari ragini

45. Prithvi Raja

46. Prithvi Raja (text belonging to painting)

47. Rishabha

48. Rustam lowering Sohrab into a well.

49. Rustam seated with a king

50. Sakra comes as ascetic to ask Kalaka to expound the Nigoda doctrine and then takes his true form.