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Jaina Literature and Philosophy
[ 33. Some letters are made illegible by applying black ink. .. Then we have :
lllgll FullETIEFONTOETAT(s)ei treet fast groteq: 11 Reference.-- Both the text and the commentary are published.
See No. 26. For description of an additional Ms. see B. B. R. A. S. vols. III-IV, No. 1633. As stated there “this Ms. was caused to be written by a goldsmith named Kalu, son of Ganapati in Samvat 1519". For Mss. of Ratnākarāvatărika see the same Catalogue Nos. 1634 and 1635 (pp. 419 and 420 ). Of course, they contain over and above Ratnakarávatārikā, Rajasekhara's Pañjika and jñānacandra's tippaņa respectively.
For a Ms. of Ratnākarāvatärikä see Limbdi Catalogue No. 2179 and for one with tippaņa see the same Catalogue No. 2180.
Harishatya Bhattacharyya M.A., B.L. has translated the text into English and has also given the digest of Ratnakarāvatārikā in English. This translation and the digest have been published by instalments in “ The Jaina Gazette ", the ist appearing in Vol. XVII, Nos. 9 & 10 (Sept., Oct. 1921 ) on pp. 273-279. In vol. XX, No. 10, (Oct. 1924 ) there is the English translation of sutra 56 of chap. VI.
प्रमाणनयतत्त्वालोक
Pramāṇanayatattvāloka रत्नाकरावतारिकासहित
with Ratnākarāvatārikā No. 33
771.
1899-1915. Size.-10. in. by 4; in. Extent.—72 folios ; 17 lines to a page ; 72 letters to a line. Description.- Country paper thin, smooth and grey ; Jaina Deva.
någari characters with ATENTS ; small, legible and elegant hand-writing ; borders ruled in four lines in black ink ;
