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3. Prakrit Bhaṣāyen Aura Bhāratiya Sanskrti Men Unakā Avadāna (Hindi) translation by Ramashankar Jaitlee of abovementioned work of S M Katre, Pub. Rajasthan Hindi Grantha Academy, Jaipur, 1972. 4. Prakrit Svayamśikṣaka (Hindi) by Dr. Prem Suman Jain, attempts to teach Prakrit translation and composition through very easy method. It also contains collections from various Prakrit texts. Pub. Prakrit Bharati, Jaipur, 1979, p.210.
5. Prakrit Studies (English-Hindi) ed. KR Candra, is a collection of twenty five articles, presented in the seminar held at Ahmedabad, 1973, Pub. L D Institute of Indology Series No. 70, Ahmedabad -9, 1978, p. XXXI, 186. 6. Prakrit Racanā Saurabha (Hindi) by Prof. KC Sogani, attempts to teach Prakrit translation and composition through 85 lessons, Pub. Apabhraíba Sahitya Academy,Jaina Vidya Sansthan, Digambar Jaina Atiśaya Kșetra Śri Mahavira Ji -20, (Raj) 1994, p.256. 7. Sanskrit Prakrit Jaina Vyākaraṇa Aura Kośa Ki Paramaparā ed. Muni Dulaharaja, Kalu Gaņi Janma- Śatābdī Samāroha Samiti, Chhapar (Raj.), 1977, p. XVIII, 570 8. Historical Grammar of Ancient Indian Grammarians (Sanskrit, Pali, Prkarit) (English) by Suresh Candra Banerjee, describes the works and the authors of Sanskrit, Pali and Prkarit in chronological order. It also contains bibliographical references. Pub. Sharda Publishing House, Delhi 1996, p. 220.
(VII)Prakrit Grammars and Grammarians referred to: 1. A Prakrit Grammar with English translation quotes extracts
from it, vide Pischel (43, 2. A Prakrti Grammar with English Translation, Hrșikeśa Sastri,
Lala Meharcanda of Lahore. Pub.Calcutta 1883.
