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P. 179, line l. Add after. Kumāra pāla ': The first 200 verses describe his life prior to his becoming the king whereas the rest, his subsequent life. Verses 612-633 narrate his fight with Kumāra, the mahāmāņdalika ot Nägapura ( modern Nagor of Marvar ) and v. 671-68.1 Kalikālasarvajña' Hemacandra Suri's discussion with Sumati Sūri of Rákā paksa.
Page 180, line 14. Add after ‘Reference': This work forms a part of Kumārapālacaritrasangraha published in “Singhi Jain Series " as No. 41 in A. D. 1956.
Page 181, line 12. Add after "1973”: Its Gujarāti translation by Manilal Nabhubhai Dvivedi along with the Gujarāti introduce tion and summary of all the ten cantos written by Amstarāya Narayan Shastri, is published by “Team isprat era" in A. D. 1899.
Page 181, line 15. Nos. 144-146 ought to have been treated prior to No. 139.
Page 182, line 33. Add after 1971: This work is translated into Gujarāti and it is published. Its substance in Hindi prepared by Lalitavijayaji is published by " TETATIA THE ATO" in V. S. 1971.
Page 189, line 9. Add: Reference. - This work is assigned a place on pp. 35-111 in Kumārapălacaritrasangraha published in "Singhi Jain Series”' in A. D. 1956. There it is named as Kumārapālaprabodhaprabandha”.
Page 189, line l. Add : These verses are numbered as 85, 1 and 86 on p. 49 of Kumārapälacaritrasangraba.
Page 192, line 33. Add : Besides, he has composed 16 works in Gujarāti and s in Hindi. Their names are mentioned by me on pp. 134-195.
Page 205, line 20. Add gray ( ŞTIST 197 = Flau167 ) ( 17167 )
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Page 205, line 24. Chappannaya 'is not a name of any author. Its Sanskrit equivalent is Şıprajñaka ', and it is defined as under :
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