Books and Papers

Author(s): A N Upadhye
Publisher: Hindi Granth Ratnakar

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BIBLIOGRAPHY
thi Jayasena and his Tatparyavṛtti
Jayasens and his commentaries.-This Jayasena distinguished from others of the same name.-Jayasena as a commentator compared with Amytacandra.---Quotations in his Tatparyavṛtti.-Date of Jayasena. (c) Balacandra and his Kannada Tatparyavṛtti civ-cvii Information about Balacandra. - His teachers, colleagues, disciples, domicile, etc.Date of Balacandra.-Commentaries of Jayasena and Bālacandra compared.Priority of Jayasena's commentary. (d) Prabhacandra and his Sarojabhaskara
Remarks on Prabhācandra's commentary. Information about Prabhācandra and his date.
(e) Mallisena and his Tīkā
The Mss. of the so-called Mallisena's Tīkā.
Publisher's Note Dedication
6. The Prakrit dialect of Pravacanasara
Introductory remarks.-Treatment of vowels. --Samdhis illustrated.-Treatment of intervocalic consonants.-Critical remarks on ya.śruti.- Conjugation. Verbal derivatives. Particles, etc.-Numerals and typical words.The place of this dialect among the Prakrits. --View on the name of this dialect.-Denecke's view criticised, and Jaina Sauraseni as the significant name.-Historical background of Jaina Sauraseni. Jaina Šauraseni and Jacobi's Preclassical Prakrit.
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(f) Pande Hemarāja and his Hindi Bālāvabodha cx-cxi Remarks on Hemaraja's style, etc.-Relations and works of Hemaraja.-The occasion of composition.
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