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MAHĀNISĪHA STUDIES AND EDITION IN GERMANY
11.8 Here follows a consolidated overview of MNSt.A, B and Co Contents of MNSt.A. MNSt.B= ANISH.10 MNSt.C.=
ANISH.6
Hamm:VI 7
Sch:VIIf. 73-4
by : Chap. Sch. 1918 Intr. Remarks 3-10 General Rem. Descr. of Mss. . 3 Text
Deleu:1-111 1-2 . 7-8 : 3-8
18-72:I-III
Sch:IVf. 171-4 174 174 175-205
8-9
73-4
74
.
7-8;13 17-38: VI
75-104
Variants
72-7
206-8
39-41
105-7
Translation
78-149
209-235
See 91.7 9-13
Contents: MNA
10-31
108-113
Notes
41-52
106
Language
84-95
149-161 9-14 162-168
205-209 --- 236-240
13-14
Glossary
108-116
53-59 14-18
Metrics
96-97
15-17
Parallels
50-64
notes
Teachings 64-78
discussed in Monastic Rules 78-84 Facsimile
1 plate See the plate in MNSt.A for facsimile of one page of each of the three Poona Mss.
11.9 As the MNA is traditionally regarded as one of the Chedasūtras of the Jaina Canon, let us mention here the other texts of this group which have been critically edited and examined by Walther Schubring: (1) Kalpas. Das Kalpa-sütru ... Leipzig (Indica...ed. Ernst Leumann, Heft 2), 1905. 71 pp. Reprinted in Kleine Schriften (see 1.10), pp.1-69. The Introduction of the Kalpa-sūtra was translated into English by May S. Burgess, published in the Indian Antiquary, Vol. XXXIX. 1910, pp.257-267 (also as an off-print), Bombay 1910.
*For a similar chart of MNSt.B-C scc C. Hacbler (OLZ.62.1967,596). --- The Arabic figures in our chart refer to pages of volumes. Sch = Schubring.
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