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10. N.L. Dey, The Geographical Dictionary of Ancient and Mediaeval India, p.
83. 11. V, chs. 3 ff. 12. 42. 13. V.3.18, 20. 14. See Jacobi's translation in Jaina Sutras, vol. 1, SBE, 22, p. 225. 15. See my Ancient Indian Literary and Cultural Tradition, pp. 101, 185-6. 16. See ŚB, 13.5.4.15; Sāňkh. Srau. Su., 16.9.8.20. 17. XII, chs. 125 ff.; also XII.128. 24. 18. D.C. Sircar, Select Inscriptions, p. 223. 19. p. 525. 20. See Samavāyānga, 71, 90, 157. 21. Ibid., 59, 106, 157. 22. See K.L. Janert, ed., Mathurā Inscriptions, p. 45. 23. See Sam., 105, 157; Sthā, 730. 24. Sam., 104, 157; Sthā, 664; Kalp., 200. 25. Sam., 103, 157; Sthā, 411. 26. Kalp., 198; Sam., 95, 101, 157. 27. See J.C. Jain, Life in Ancient Indiu, p. 276. 28. See Kalp., 197; Sam., 93, 101, 157; Sthā, 520, 735. 29. J.C. Jain, op. cit., p. 291. 30. Sam., 75, 86, 100, 157; Sthā, 411; Kalp., 196. 31. J.C. Jain, op. cit., p. 272. 32. Sam., 83, 157; Kalp., 196. 33. J.C. Jain, op. cit., p. 334. 34. Sam., 66, 80, 157. 35. Sam., 62, 157, Kalp., 193; Sthā, 520. 36. Sam., 56, 157; Kalp., 192; Sthā, 411. 37. Sam., 50, 54, 157; Sthū, 411. 38. Sam., 45, 48, 157; Kalp., 190; Sthā, 735. 39. Sam., 40, 75, 90, 93, 157, 158; Kalp., 157; Sthā, 228. 40. See EI, I, no. 43(3). 41. Sam., 32, 35, 37, 81, 91, 95, 157-8; Kalp., 188; Sthā, 411, 718. 42. Kalp., 187; Sam, 157. 43. EI, II, no. 14(20). 44. The Digambaras, however regard this Tīrthamkara as having been a
male; according to them, the highest knowledge is beyond the reach
of any woman. 45. See 70 ff. 46. Sam., 25, 55, 39, 157; Sthā, 229, 777; Nandīsūtra, V.19; Kalp., 186. 47. Nandisutra, V.19; Sam., 20, 50, 157; Kalp., 185; Sthā, 411; Bhagavatī,
576, 617. 48. Nandi, V.19; Stha, 411, 735; Sam., 39, 41, 157; Kalp., 184. 49. See 1.65.40; III. 184.8, 17-22; XII.288.5-86.