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189. See Catalogue of Sanskrit and Prakrit MSS in C.P. and Berar,
Nagpur, 1926, Introd., p. 50; the same mistake is repeated in
Velankar's Jinaratnakośa, p. 65. 190. Jinavijaya, Prasasti etc., p. 112. 191. Ibid., pp. 24, 113. 192. Ibid., p. 113. 193. Ibid., pp. 23, 114, 194. Ibid., p. 121. 195. Ibid., p. 122 196. As we have already seen, he gets Saiva titles in a manuscript
of V. S. 1247, written at Bhsgukaccha. In a few inscriptions (see I A., Vol. XI, pp. 337-40 dated V, S. 1264 and XVIII, pp. 110ff dated V. S. 1206 ) he is given Vaişpava titles ( cf, tho
epithet Nārāyanāyatāra ). 149. See Prācīn Jainalel hasangraha by Jinavijaya, Vol. II, No. 65. 198. Ibid., No. 64. 199. See E.I., Vol. 33, pp. 117ff. 200. See verse No. 24. 201. See E. 1., 33, p. 118. 202. See Hiralal, Catalogue of Sanskrit and Prakrit MSS in C, P. and
Berar, Nagpur, 1926, Introd., p. 50. 203. See Tirthai ande nasangraha ( ed. by V. Jobrapurkar, Sholapur,
1935), p. 32. 204. P. 85 ; according to this work, the original image of Candra
prabba was installed by Gautamasvamin, the disciple of Lord Mahavira ; even if we deny the veracity of this statement of Jina prabha, we have to accept the fact that, the original
temple of Candraprabha of Valabbi was of great antiquity. 205. P. 83. 206. See Majumdar, A. K., The Chaulukyas of Gujarat, pp, 1518. 207. Ibid., p, 165, 208. See in this connexion I. A. XXXI (1903), pp. 477.95; this
contains an English translation of Bůhler's original German paper on this work. The work has recently been edited by
Jinavijaya in Singhi Jaina Granthamala. 209. See I. A., 31, p. 491. 210. See VII. 66 (J D. P. S., Sim 1974 ). 211. See Jinaratnakośa, p. 315. 212, See I.A., 31, p. 491. 213. Se, Vastupälacarita, IV. 720. 214. Op.cit., XI. 4. 215. V. C., IV. 71%.