Jaina Bibliography Part 2

SR No.: 016036
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: A N Upadhye
Publisher: Veer Seva Mandir Trust
Publication Year: 1982
Total Pages: 900
Language: English
Classification: Dictionary & Dictionary
File Size: 15 MB

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JAINA BIBLIOGRAPHY
6. Commentary of Hemacandra on his ‘Yogaśāstra'. Italian translation, acoompanied by notes, of the novelette of Brahmadatta on the text published by M. JACOBI in his Ausgewahlte Erzaḥlungen in Maharashtri'.
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P. E. PAVOLINI-Le novelline pracrite di Mandiya e di Agaladatta. Roma, 1892.
Italian version, accompanied by notes, of the narratives IX and Xa of the collection of M. JACOBI 'Ausgewahlte Erzahlungen in Maharashiri'.
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The Pampa Rāmāyana or Ramacandra Charita Purāņa of Abhinava Pampa. Edited by Lewis Rice. Revised edition. Bangalore, 1892.
INTRODUCTION. Review on the author-Abhinava Pampa, 'the new Pampa', was thus surnamed by imitation of the name of Pampa, or Hampa, the celebrated Canara poet, who composed in Saka 863 the ‘Pampa Bhārata and the 'Adipurana'.
Abhinava Pampa was called in reality Nāgacandra. He lived at the end of the 11th century and was the disciple of Bālacandramuni. General notes on the ,Pampa-Rāmāyana, ', sources, rapid explanation, style, character, etc. the poem is essen tially Jaina.
Analysis of the work-This analysis, very complete and very detailed, is almost tantamount to a translation. It gives, so to say, an account of the contents each stanza. It consists of 16 sections corresponding to the 16 cantos of the poem. Canara text of the poem.
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Quatrains in
Tamit by G. U. Pope. Oxford,
The Nalodiyar or four hundred 1893.
INTRODUCTION.
1. Generalites--The native tradition relating to the "Naladiyar'. The Jains and the tamoul literature. General character of the Naladiyar'. II. Grammatical notes. III. The scansion. IV. Bibliographical references, Some of the works quoted are of Jain origin: The 'Silappadigaram' pretty short poem by Seraman ; The 'Eladi', collection of sentences by Kanimethaiyar ; The Sindamani'. At last the grammar entitled "Nannul'. Analytical summary of the chapters. The Naladiyar'. Text, translation and notes. Index of the initial words of each of the quatrains. Lexicon and agreement. General index,