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( 59 ) "सीसं कह व न फुटुं जमस्स पालित्तयं हरंतस्स ।
जस्स मुहनिज्झराओ तरंगलोला नई बूढा ॥" “How is it that the head of the God of Death is not broken while taking away the life of Pīdalipt: from whose mouth has flown the river in the form of Tarangalolā”.
The scene of the story is laid at Srāvasti in the time of Udayana.
Lives of the Tirtharkaras. Mahupurusa Curitru-or the lives of 5.1 great men-Tirthankaras, etc., like Hemācārya's Trisasti-xviluksi. Jani Pons Curitan by Silācārya, pupil of Mānadeva; menthee 10,000; composed in Samvat 925.
Rsabloco Coritia. by Vardhamāna, Samvat 1160.
S'intimcilu Carilne by Devacandra, the guru of the great Hemacandra, date of composition 1160.
Pīrs'rrinūtu. Cerita by Devabhadra, Samvat 1165.
Supurs'rrother. Curitev? - by Lakşmaņagaņi, u pur ! of Maladhārī Hemacandra, date of composition 1199.
Simutinha Crire—by Somaprabha, author of Kumārapālapratibodlia.
Neminatlı Caoritm--by Ratnaprabha, pupil of Devasūri, in Samvat 1233.
Satinatha Cheritona--by Māņikyacandra of Rājagaccha. Srcycīnisa Curitn.
Ancontanthes Ceritive Pūcīstaka--hy Nemicandra, pupil of Amaradeva“, pupil of Jinacandra's younger pupil of Vijayasena and elder co-pupil of Jasadeva (grcentlyre 1870).
Pulmapralık Curilon.—by Devasüri, pupil of Dharmaghoşa, in Samvat 1254.
Condroprabha Cruritayı-by Devendra, pupil of Rūmasüri, of the Nagendra Gaccha, composed in Samvat 1264.
Candraprabha Ceritra-by Haribhadra, pupil of S'rī Candrasüri.
I Printed in the Jain Vividha Sahitya S'āstra Mālā, Benares. 2 Amradeva or Amradeva (. 3 a ).
