Jinratnakosha Part 1

SR No.: 016002
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Hari Damodar Velankar
Publisher: Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute
Publication Year: 1944
Total Pages: 484
Language: English
Classification: Dictionary & Dictionary
File Size: 16 MB

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Limdi. No. 851; Weber. II. No. 1999. This last is edited and translated into
German by Weber, 1884. (VI) JTHATafa Anon. Perhaps the same.
Agra. Nos. 1415-1417; 1419, 1605– 1607; Bengal. Nos. 6644, 7555; DB. 31 (8); Kath. No. 1318 ; Limdi. No.
1659. Hafta See Uttamakumāracaritra. JTAT5450F in 14 Prākrta Gathās by Hema
tilakasuri. Limdi. No. 930. (I) Torrot of Guņabhadra. This is the second
part of the (Trişastilaksana ) Mahāpurāņa, the first part being Adipurāņa. See Trisastilaksanamahāpurāṇasangraba. AD. No. 6; AK. Nos. 99-100, CMB. 140; Hebru. 26; Hum. 6; 54 ; 62 ; 70 ; 94, Idar. 2 (3 copies ); 3 (3 c.); 4; 5; Idar. A. 2 (3 copies ); 9; 10; Lal. 75; MHB. 56; Mud. 501 ; 516; 522 ; 527 ; 529; Padma. 12; PR. 124, 202 ; SG. Nos. 1304-05; SRA. 118; 163; 246 ;
Strass. p. 300. ( II ) TRTIOT of Puspadanta. This is the second
part of the author's Mahāpurāna, the first part being Adipurāņa. Uttarapurāņa contains 64 sandhis or chapters. The whole poem is written in the Apabhramsa language. CP. p. 627 ; Lal. 35 ; 67 ; SG. No. 1262. See also Adipurāņa and Maha
purāņa of Puspadanta. (III ) UTRECUT of Sakalakirti. Lal. 347. S TEJTE The first of the Mülasutras, consists
of 36 chapters. It is a sort of religious poem, wherein we find many sayings which excel in aptitude of comparison, or pithiness of language'; cf. Winternitz, History, II. p. 467. It is edited with a critical introduction and notes by Jarl Charpentier, Uppsala, 1922 and translated into English by H. Jacobi, in SBE. Series Vol. 45. It is also published with the com. of Laksmivallabha, in the Agamasamgraha, Calcutta, Sam. 1936 , with
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that of Jayakīrti (in Gujarati), by Hiralal Hamsaraja, Jamnagar, 1909; with the Niryukti and the commentary of śāntisuri in the DLP. Series, Nos. 33 ; 36; 41 ; Bombay, 1919-17; with that of Bhāvavijaya, by the JAS., Bhavnagar, Sam. 1974 ; and with that of Kamalasamyama in the YJG. Series, No. 46, Bhavnagar, 1927. Also recently published with Nemicandra's Sukbabodha in the Ātmavallabha Granthāvali, at Valad, Ahmedabad, 1937. Agra. Nos. 363-370, 372-383; 385; 387-391 ; 395-400, AM. 55 ; 56; 85; 99, 108, 135, 175; 198; 202; 209 ; 236 ; 240; 257, 312; 326; 347, 358; 410 , Baroda. Nos. 2731 ; 2733; 2735; 11803; Bengal. Nos. 2608; 4318; 6641; 7197; 7636 Bhand. IV. Nos. 259, 261, V. No. 1171 ; VI. Nos. 1094-1098; Bik. Nos. 1534; 1593; BK. Nos. 85; 209; 388, Buh. II. Nos. 159, 160, 162; III. Nos. 86; 89, Cal. X. No. 12; Chani. Nos. 756, 925; DA. 21 (34-38), 22 ( 12 to 21 ); 74 (1-2), DB. 9. (16-18); Flo. Nos. 541-542; Hamsa. Nos. 969 (pictures ); 1280; JA. 7(2), 110 (8); JB. 92-99, Jesal. Nos. 893; 900; 940; 1591; 1592 , 1600; 1621, 1694; 1721 ; JHA. 22 (8 c.); 23 (7 c.), 24 (2 c.); JHB. 17 (5), 18 (2 c.), 19 ( 4 c.), Kaira. A. 29, Kaira. B. 122; Kap. Nos. 646-649; 653-661; 664-671; 674-679; 679; Kath. No. 1320; KB. 1 (4), 3 (7; 78; 79); Keith. No. 48, Kiel. II. Nos. 2; 3; 4, III. No. 3, KN. 2; Kundi. Nos. 208, 294, 323, 395; Limdi. Nos. 5; 17; 104; 111; 120, 135, 136, 137, 163, 178, 179; 184, 185, 186, 211, 212, 213; 214; 223, 224, 225, 226 ; 239; 251; 271 ; 291, 292, 293 ; 304 ; 306, 336; 343; 344 ; 362; 374 ; 375, 387; 393; 396; 409 ; 421 ; 433, 439; 452 ; 453 ; 458 ; 459 ; 460; 480 ; 481; 491 ; 496;
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