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INTRODUCTION
8- This is a palm-leaf ms. It is also preserved in the same Bhaņdāra. It is listed under No. 76/1. Its size is 35.8 cms. X 5 cms. Its script is legible. Its condition is good. Folios 1-73 contain the complete text of the Daśavaikälikasūtra. From folio No. 73 onward we find the following eight works written one after another :
folios
73-102 Paksikasūtra 102-104 Päksikaksamanaka 104-110 Pagāmasajjhāya-śramaņa-pratikramaņasūtra 111-117 Ajitaśāntistava 118-120 Pravrajyāvidhana 120-125 Sthaviravali 126-136 Pindaviśuddhiprakaraņa 137-153 Sobhanastuticaturvimsatikā
To-This is the palm-leam ms. written in V.S. 1289. It is preserved in the Sri Jinabhadrasüri Jaina Jñāna-mandir, Jesalmer. It is numbered 83 (3) in the catalogue of this Bhandāra, published by the L.D. Institute of Indology, Ahmedabad-9. It contains three works: [1] Daśavaikilikavrtti by Ac. Haribhadra (folios 1-202), [2] Dasavaikälikasūtraniryukti (folios 203-221) and [3] Daśavaikālikasūtra (folios 222-247). The script is excellent and the condition is good. Its size is 80 cms. X 6.5 cms. At the end of the ms. there occurs a colophon giving some account of the person who got the ms. copied. The colophon runs as follows:
संवत् १२८९ फाल्गुन सुदि ४ सोमे स्तंभतीर्थनगरनिवासिना। श्रीश्रीमालवंशोद्भवेन ठ. साढासुतेन ठ. कुमरसिंहेन दशवैकालिकश्रुतस्कंधवृत्ति १ नियुक्ति २ सूत्र ३ पुस्तक लेखयांचक्रे xtffaggatoi 11 3 11
The same colophon occurs at the end of the Dasavaikälikasūtravrtti (folio 202) as also at the end of the Niryukti (folio 221), the only difference being that here we find ' || cha | śubham bhavatu I chal' in place of Sri Jinarājasürinām'
Late Agamaprabhākara Munirāja Shri Punyavijayaji himself noted down all the variants yielded by this ms. Though he has not mentioned as to which ms. from the Jesalmera Bhandāra he used for noting down the variants, we feel that he must have used the ms. under description as it is the oldest one in the concerned Bhandara.
To --This is the text of the Daśavaikālikasūtra edited by Dr. Leumann, along with the English translation of the text by the well known German scholar Dr. Schubring. The work was published by Sheth Shri Anandaji Kalyanji Pedhi in 1932 A.D.
UTTARADHYAYANASUTRA I have utilized six manuscripts and three printed editions in preparing the present critical edition of the text of the Uttard
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