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Substance, palm leaf. 13x13 inches. Folia, 10 by counting. Lines, 5 on a page. Character, Bengali of the 16th century. Appearance, faded. Leaf-marks all corroded. . This contains a commentary on Siromaņi's Ākhyātavāda, without beginning and without end. It quotes the pratikā of, and explains the text in p. 1002 of the Bibl. Înd. edition of Tattvacintāmaņi, Part IV, Vol. II.
अन्योन्याभावस्थलमुदाहरति- पार्थ इति ।
यत्रैव कारसम भिव्या हतप्रकृत्यर्थसमान विभक्तिकार्थ विशेषणस्थाभेदेन भावान्वयः॥
III. . This contains 5 palm leaves. Each contains a note on some recondite subject of the Nyāya school. One contains Sābdabodhakāranatānirvacana or how from the perception of the sound of each letter, the perception of the sound of the word is gained and how from the words the object becomes known; one leaf contains the Upādhivicāra or the principle which is opposed to the drawing of a correct inference; one leaf contains samavāyasambandhavicāra or a discussion on the inherent connection between the material cause and its material effect; one leaf contains abhāvapratyaksa or how non-entity 'becomes perceptible; one leaf contains Bhūyodarsanāt Vyāptiniscaya or the Co-extension between minor term and middle term, produced by the observation of a large number of instances.
7823. 65. Teatpatent Ākhyātavādațīkā.
By Jayaräта Nyayaрaсaпата. The MS. is noticed in L. 845. Beginning :
न्यायपञ्चाननः श्रीमान् जयरामः समासतः ।
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