Descriptive Catalogue Of Manuscripts Vol 17 Part 03

SR No.: 018118
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Hiralal Rasikdas Kapadia
Publisher: Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute
Publication Year: 1940
Total Pages: 568
Language: English
Classification: Catalogue & Catalogue
File Size: 30 MB

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Begins.— ( Daśavaikālika ) fol. 20 धम्मो etc., as in No. 704
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( niryukti ) fol. 1 सिद्धिगइमुवगयाणं etc., as in No. 710. ( com. ) fol. rb नमः श्रुतदेवतायै
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bhāṣyakṛt-gāthās. They mostly occur in the niryukti of the fourth adhyayana and seem to supplement the original niyurkti-gāthās. Haribhadra has noted one gāthā as भिन्नकर्तृकी. See the printed edition ( p. 842 ).
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The niryukti explains the titles of the adhyayanas and some words from the body of the text. It deals with the subject-matter from various view-points wherein ( 1 ) niksepa, ( 2 ) nirukta, ( 3 ) ekārtha, ( 4 ) linga and ( 5 ) pañcavayava hold a promiment place. Out of them nikṣepa is given full scope in verses 8, 9 and 1781. Some of the words of which niksepa is given are दुम, धम्म, समण, काम, पय, आयार, जीव, काय, सयार, भिक्खु वक्क, सुद्धि, and पणिहि.
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Nirukta is noticed in connection with ajjhayaṇa, ajjhīna, āya, kāma, jhavanā etc., and ekārtha for vakka in v. 270.2
Ends. — ( Daśavaikalika ) fol. 159 अप्पा खलु etc.
जयति विर्जि ( जि ) तान्य etc, up to practically महार्थगोचरस्य व्याख्या प्रस्तूयते ( see No. 716 ). This is followed by तत्र प्रस्तुतार्थप्रचिकटयिषयेष्टदेवतानमस्कारद्वारेण शेषविघ्नविनायकापोहसमर्था परममंगलालयामिमां गाथामाह नियुक्तिकारः etc. व्याख्या सिद्धिगतिमुपगतेभ्यो etc.
— ( niryukti) fol. 1600 सव्वेसिं पि नयाणं etc., up to साहू ॥
( com. ) fol. 160° शास्त्रमुपस (सं) हर (न्) उपदेश सर्वस्वमाह अप्प त्ति सूत्रं व्या । आत्मा खल्विति खलुशब्दो विशेषणार्थ (:) शक्तो (क्तौ) सत्यां परोपि etc.
निशम्य श्रुत्वा सर्वनयविशुद्धं सर्वनयसंमतं वचनं यच्चरण ( गुण ) स्थितः साधु ( : ) यस्मात्सर्वनया एव भावनिक्षेप मिच्छतीति गाथार्थः followed by the following lines written perhaps by some one else :
I These numbers refer to D. L. J. P. F. Series No. 47.
2 For details see Ghatage's article (above referred to) p. 635 and ff. Here he has remarked that in many cases the interpretation "is clearly wrong and much of it is based upon the mere similarity of sound or the possibility of a secondary sense".