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JAINA BIBLIOGRAPHY
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to designate the language of the non canonical works. At last the dialect of the Digambaras can be called "Sauraseni Jaina'. The Prākrit grammarians-among others, Dhanapāla and Hemacandra are the objects of special reviews to the paragraphs 35 and 36 (Pp. 37-39).
Explanation of the Präkrit grammar phonetic.
Morphology derivation and composition. This explanation of incomparable richness, must be consulted in the subject no matter of what grammatical problem has been raised by the Jaina texts. Additions, corrections, general bibliography, objective index and index of prākrit words. The work contains, moreover, a critical bibliography, complete and precise, of all the works concerning the Prākrit dialects : grammar, lexicography, editions of texts, historical studies, diverse memoirs etc.
Recension : Sten Konow, I.R.A.S, 1901, Pp. 325-331. G. A. GRIERSON-I.A. vol. XXX, Pp. 553-556.
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R. PISCHEL-Materialien zur Kenntnis des Apabhramss. Gottingen, 1902.
Study of the examples in Apabhraṁsa dialect furnished by the grammar of Hemachandra IV, 329-446, with the Sanskrit translation of Udoyasaubhagya gani.
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Sten Konow-- Maharashtri and Marathi, (K.A. vol. XXXII, pp. 180-192). Bombay, 1903.
The first part of this work is devoted to the relation of the Mābārastri with other Prākrit dialects.
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George Abraham Grierson--The Languages of India. Calcutta, 1903.
P. 57. Ardha-Māgadhi or Half Magadhi, was the language in which Mahavira, the Jain apostle, preached, and it was used in the older Jain scriptures.
'Casual. Languages of Southern India. (C.R., cxvi, Art. 9., 1903, Pp. 90-97).
P. 92. The Chintamani, an epic celebrating the exploits of a king named Jivaka, belongs to the early Jain period, which has been appropriately termed the Augustan age of Tamil literature.
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