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Jaina Literature and Philosophy
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Description.- Complete ; 20 verses in all. For other details see
Daśavaikälikasútraniryukti (Vol. XVII, pt. 3, No. 711). Author.- Not mentioned. Subject.— Eulogy of the Jaina ascetic. Begins.- leaf 700
अहोते निजिओकोहो अहोते माणो पराजिओ।
Hot a fatfe(fig AG Set à Taw atil poll' etc. Ends.- leaf 716
जह वि तुम परदेसे अंतरिओ । बहुविहेहिं रुक्खेहि। तह वि तुमं समरिजसि जिव सरवर रायहंसेहिं॥२०॥ pia ufangra: 11 ER II
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यमकस्तुति
Yamakastuti [ paraatiaisraegla ]
[ Caturvimsatijinastuti ) वृत्ति सहित
with vrtti
787 ( b ). No. 425
1899–1915. Extent.-- fol. 36 to fol. 216. Description.- Complete ; 28 verses in all, each in Malini. For.
other details see Caturarthistuti with svopajña vivaraņa
(Vol. XIX, pt. I, No. 141). Author of the text.- Dharmaghosa Suri. For his additional works
etc. see Vol. XVII, pt. 2, No. 607 and Vol. XIX, pt. I, No. 61.
His work Sanghăcăra is mentioned by Somatilaka Sūri. of the commentary.- Somatilaka Suri, devotee of Soma
prabha Súri, pupil of Dharmaghoşa Sūri. Subject.- Of the 28 verses the first 24 eulogize the 24 Tirthan.
karas (Lord Rşabha and others) one by one, the 25th any Tirthankara, the 26th all the Tirthankaras, the 27th the Jaina canon and the 28th the goddess of speech. So this hymn gives rise to 24 stutis one for every Tirthankara when the last three verses are grouped with the ist 24 verses one by one.
Every verse is embellished by eight yamakas.
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1 This is the 56th verse of Uttarajjhayana (IX).
