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Hindi gloss by Vijaya Sadhu was published at Calcutta in A. D. 1876. The text together with Abhayadeva Sūri's commentary, English translation, copious notes and appendices by R. Hoernle was published at Calcutta in the Bibliotheca Indica in A. D. 1888-1890. The text and the Sanskrit commentary are published in the Agamodaya Samiti Series, too, in A. D. 1919. They are also published by Jaina Atmānanda Sabhā, Bhavnagar, as the 65th jewel in Samvat 1977. A Gujarāti translation of the text along with a learned introduction by D. B. Kalelkar is published in the Puñjābhai Jaina Granthamālā as No. 4 in A. D. 1931. For quotations etc., see Weber II, p. 484. For contents etc., see Indian Antiquary vol. XX, p. 18 and Winternitz, Geschichte II, p. 303ff. For further Mss. see B. B. R. A. S. vol. III-IV, p. 384 and G. O. Series vol. XXI, p. 1. For analysis and episode of Ananda see R. Ch. Dutt's “A history of civilization in ancient India” (vol. II ).
उपासकदशाङ्कसूत्र
Upāsakadaśāngāsūtra No. 136
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1882-83. Size.- in in. by 4 in. Extent.-- 29-1 = 28 folios ; 13 lines to a page ; 35 letters to a line. Description. Country paper, somewhat thin and greyish ; Deva
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872 ślokas. Age.- Samvat 1566..
