Mahavira and his Teaching

SR No.: 008019
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: C C Shah, Rishabhdas Ranka, Dalsukh Malvania
Publisher: Bhagwan Mahavir 2500th Nirvan Mahotsava Samiti
Publication Year: 1977
Total Pages: 509
Language: English
Classification: Book_English, Biography, Religion, & Principle
File Size: 12 MB

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(some of which with a víttı) are known to exist in several MSs. libraries; (xxii) Sūkta sam graha (also called Sūk tā vali) by Laksmana kept in the Jain Bhandar at Patan (I. 407) and in the sāntināth temple in Cambay (No. 96/IV); it is also mentioned in P. Peterson's Third Report (A. p. 54); (xxiii) Sūkta sa mgra ha by Lakşmikallolagani (also called Sūk tā vali) kept in the Delā Upāśraya Bhandar, Ahmedabad (No. 36/118 and 39/118); (xxiv) Sūkta sa mgr a ha, a non ymous kept in the Limbdı Bhandar, Limbdi near Ahmedabad (No. 1682); (xxv) Sūk tasa m do ha kept in the private library of Muni Srī Kāntivijayaji in Baroda (No. 1210); (xxvi) Sūktas a mucca ya by Vibu dhacandra Kavi alias Narendraprabhasūri of the Maladhāri Gaccha also called Viveka pāda pa mentioned in the Descriptive Catalogue of the Jain Bhandar in Patan I (No. 187); (xxvii) Sūktāni by Ra vigupta Ācārya kept in the Sāntināth Teple in Cambay (No. 1071); (xxviii) Sūk tāv ali by Tattva v alla bh a mentioned in Pb. (Nos. 3031-2), (xxix) Sūk tidvātrim śikā by Muni Sāranga Kavi containing 32 verses in the dodhaka metre, kept in the Delā Upāśraya Bhandar at Ahmedabad (No. 35/127) and also mentioned in JG. 192/193 and in P. Peterson's Fifth Report (p. 169); (xxx) Sūkti mu k tā vals of Somasena kept in the Bhandar of Lakşmísena Bhattārakaji's Jain Matha at Kolhapur; (xxxi) Sūktimuktā vali of Soma deva and (xxxii) Sruta muni, both kept in Arrah (Nos. 972-3); (xxxiii) Sūktiratnak a ra by Siddhicandra gani of the Tapā Gaccha containing 377 verses kept in the private Library of Muni Śrī Kāntivijayají of Baroda (1613). Subhāṣita-s are culled from several Sūktisamgraha-s and non-Jinistic literature, e.g. Amaruka, Bhāravi, Vijjikā, Koka, Kūlıdāsa and many others. It is described by M. D. Desai in the Bhānucandra-caritra (Singhi Jain Series No. 15, p. 73). M. D. Desai mentions also (xxxiv) the Prākr ta-s u bhāşit a-s a m gra ha (ibid, p. 73) by the same author being a collection of elegant witty or enigmatic prākrit gātha-s-verses selected by the author”; (xxxv) Sūktiratnā vali of A b h a y ac andra hept in the Digambar Bhandar at Idar