Descriptive Catalogue of Govt Collections of Manuscripts Part 3

SR No.: 018039
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Hiralal R Kapadia
Publisher: Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute
Publication Year: 1940
Total Pages: 568
Language: English, Sanskrit
Classification: Catalogue & Catalogue
File Size: 19 MB

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II. 4 Malasatras
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certain allegations against the Jainas and Jainism.'
W. Schubring, too, has edited the text with the iwo Cülikäs and has given the English translation of the same. This edition of his is published by Sheth Ānandji Kalyānji Pedhi. In this edition he has referred to the question of flesh-eating?
For description of a Ms. having the bare text see Keith's Catalogue No. 7498 and for other Mss. see Limbdi Catalogue Nos. 1150-1152, 1954-1157 and 1160–1168.
For description of additional Mss. see B. B. R. A. S. vols. III-IV, p. 382 and G. O. Series vol. XXI, p. 25.
for contents etc. see Weber II, pp. 807-813, Indische Studien vol. XVII, pp. 77-80, Indian Antiquary vol. XXI, pp. 339ff., Winternitz, Geschichte (vol. II, p. 315), La Religion Djaïna ( pp. 43, 79 & 81). A History of Indian Literature (vol. II, pp. 429, 433n., 470 f., 474, 476n., 481, 484 and 509 ) and Die Lehre der Jainas (p. 80 ).
See also G. Bühler's “Two lists of Sanskrit Mss. together with some remarks on my connexion with the search for Sanskrit Mss.” (Z. D. M. G. vol. XLII, p. 553). Sec also Mitra, Notices vol. VIII, pp. 119-120.
I Sec 219 of my article “ TFF leasfa" published in "Citramayajagat" ( vol. 18, December 1932 ) and also another itticle of mind "BESTOFTFUET Ne ft seat” published in the issue of “ Jain", weekly dated 25th December 1932. For other articles of mine having the same title see the issues of this “Jain ” dated 21-5-33, 28-5-33, 4-6-33 and 23-7-33 res. pectively.
2 In this connection he informs me in his letter dated the 7th September 1936 as under:
“Through the kindness of Mr. Gode I received your article concerning fleshCating in Jainism, partly based upon Professor Jacobi's brilliant suggestions. I appreciate it very much and it is now on the part of the managers of Sheth Anandji Kalyanji. Ahmedabad, to make use of what I wrote then after having reconsidered certain places in my translation of the Dajavaikalikasuulid on the ground of those investigations."