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Jaina Literature and Philosophy P. 179, line 1. Add after. Kumārapala': The first 200 verses describe his life prior to his becoming the king whereas the rest, bis subsequent life. Verses 612-633 narrate his fight with Kumāra, the mahāmāņdalika of Nāgapura ( modern Nagor of Marvar ) and v. 674-684' Kalikālasarvajña' Hemacandra Súri's discussion with Sumati Sūri of Rākā pakļa.
Page 180, line 14. Add after "Reference': This work forms a part of Kumāra pālacaritrasangraha published in "Singhi Jain Series " as No. 41 in A. D. 1956,
Page 181, line 12. Add after "1973" : Its Gujarāti translation by Manilal Nabhubhai Dýivedi along with the Gujarati introduclion and summary of all the ten cantos written by Amftaraya Narayan Shastri, is published by “agrare a sfit sarafi arg." in A. D, 1899.
Page 181, line 15. Nos. 144-146 ought to have been treated prior to No. 139. : Page 182, line 33. Add after 1971 : This work is translated into Gujarāti and it is published. Its substance in Hindi prepared by Lalitavijayaji is published by " 3TETTATIA SITE ATA" in V. S. 1971.
Page 189, line 9. Add : Reference. --- This work is assigned a place on pp. 35-11 in Kumārapālacaritrasangraha published in "Singhi Jain Series" in A. D. 1956. There it is named as Kumārapālaprabodhaprabandha".
Page 189, line l. Add : These verses are numbered as 85, 1 and 86 on p. 49 of Kumāra pālacaritrasangraha.
Page 192, line 33. Add : Besides, he has composed 26 works in Gujarāti and s in Hindi. Their naines are mentioned by me on pp. 134-195.
Page 205, line 20. Add Era ( stupea iga=Haug7 ) (TTT); SIA ( AETATE).
Page 205, line 24. Chappaņņaya 'is not a name of any author. Its Sanskrit equivalent is Șatprajñaka', and it is defined as under :
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