as in the Karam is one kw0n to each volume of the above texts), which is not described as being are also two manuscripts of the same work given as in the

There is what appears to be a copy made from that text given as in the Karam collection, and another manuscript in three volumes containing kw'On 1-5 (there is one kw0n to each volume of the above texts), which is not described as being in Korean. There are also two manuscripts of the same work given as in the Ilsa collection, one of 64 leaves and one of 67 leaves, neither of which is described as being in Korean. The catalogue appears to suggest that the work was compiled in the twer..tieth century. A manuscript in hanmun belonging to Pang Chonghyon was shown in the 1947 exhibition, as item 94, together with the Kyujanggak copy, above. The unidentified manuscript of 58 leaves mentioned by Courant, 775, appears also to be in hanmun.