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## Book Introduction
**209**
And in the *Tātparyavṛtti* by Jayasenācārya on the *Samayasāra*, a verse is given as follows, quoting some verses in the name of Samantabhadra:
> *Dharmiṇo 'nantrarūpatvam dharmāṇāṁ na kathaṁcana |*
> *Anekānto 'pyanekānta iti Jainamatam tataḥ ||*
These three verses are not found in the available works of Samantabhadra (Nos. 1 to 5) and therefore it is clear that these are verses from some other work or works of Samantabhadra which are still unknown or unavailable. It is not surprising that these may also be verses from the *Tattvānuśāsana* text. If this is the case and this text becomes available, it should be considered a great fortune for the Jains. In such a situation, there is a great need to search for this text soon.
**8 Prakrit Grammar**
*Jainagranthāvalī* reveals that Samantabhadra also composed a *Prākṛtavyākaraṇa* (Prakrit Grammar) which has 1200 verses. The aforementioned *Granthāvalī* mentions this text based on a report from the Royal Asiatic Society, and the existence of this text is mentioned in the said Society. However, we have not seen this text yet, nor have we been able to see the aforementioned report of the Society; therefore, we cannot provide more information on this subject. *We have written to and requested information from Babu Chhotelalji Jain, Member of the Royal Asiatic Society, Calcutta, several times to see the report, etc., but he has not paid any attention to them, or perhaps he did not consider it appropriate to exert himself for such tasks.*
**14**
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