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XI. 11 Angas
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THE ELEVENTH ANGA विपाकसूत्र
Vipākasutra (fairge)
( Vivāgasutta ) No. 173
82.
1869-70. Size.— 101 in. by 4} in. Extent.---- 29+I= 30 folios; 13 lines to a page ; so letters to a line. Description.- Country paper thin and white; Devanāgari chara
cters with occasional IETS ; bold, uniform, legible and beautiful hand-writing ; borders ruled in three lines in red ink; fol. 1* blank; fol. 25 repeated ; condition very good;
complete. Age. - Fairly old. Author.- Sudharmasvāmin according to the Jaina tradition. Subject. - This work forms the 11th anga. It is known as Vipāka
śruta, too. It deals with fructifications of good and bad karmans. It is divided into two parts known as Srutaskandhas. They are styled as Duhavivāga or Duḥkhavipāka and Suhavivāga or Sukhavipāka. Each of them consists of
10 chapters known as adhyayanas. Begins. - fol. 1b qui freu ao FAGU OTA Operft te duurait
goute la etc. Ends.- fol. 296 hy są FHUUT HITE HTTU yeranto HA
अज्झयणस्स अयमहे पण्णत्ते सेवं भंते सुहविवागा छ एक्कार(सोमं अंगं समत्तं छ नमो श्रुतदेवा(ता)ये विवागमुयस्स दो मुय(क)खंधा । दुहविवागो (सुह विवागो य तत्थ दुहविवागे) दस अज्झयण एक्करस(सर)गा दस(सु) चेव
दिवसेसु उहिस्संति एवं सुहविवागे वि सेसं ज[अ]हायारस्सं छ छ । Reference.- Published with Abhayadeva Suri's commentary and a
Hindi gloss by Vijaya Sadhu at Calcutta in A.D. 1876. The text as well as the commentary are published by the Agamodaya Samiti in A. D. 1920 ( see p. 135), and in the Mukti-kamala Jaina Mohanamālā, Baroda, too, in Saṁvat 1976. The text together with the Gujarati translation is published by Jaina Dharmaprasāraka Sabha in Samvat 1987. For contents etc., see Weber II, p. 524ff., Indian Antiquary vol. XX, p. 26 and Winternitz, Geschichte II, p. 306. For additional Mss. see B. B. R. A. S. vol. III-IV, p. 395.
