History of Canonical Literature of Jainas

Author(s): Hiralal R Kapadia, Nagin J Shah
Publisher: Prakrit Text Society Ahmedabad

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*Patangapurāna yāne Kanakavānī Kathani
(1938) 39 *Patangapothi
(1939) Ārhata Āgamonum Avalokan yāne Tattvarasikacandrikā (Pt. I) (1939) 41-42 Anekāntajayapatākā Vols. 1-2 with 2 tīkās & Eng. intro. (G.O.S.)
(1940, 1947) The Student's English-Pāîya Dictionary with 3 Appendices (1941) The Doctrine of Karman in Jain Philosophy
(1942) The Eng. trans. of Ganaharavāya (v. 1549-1619)
(1942) 46 The Jaina Religion and Literature
(1944) 47 Kamsavaha (Versified translation)
(1944) Agamonum Digdarśana
(1948) Paiya (Prakrta) Bhāsão ane Sahitya
(1950) Pistālīsa Āgamo
(1954) Jaina Sanskrita Sāhityano Itihasa
(1959) Hira-Sāhityavihāral
(1960) Vinayasaurabha
(1962) 54 Śrī Haribhadra Sūri
(1963)
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Select Articles2
Annals of Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute (ABORI): A detailed
Exposition of the Nägarī, Gujarati and Modi Scripts (1939) The Journal of the University of Bombay (JUB) : The Jaina System of
Education (1940) The Sarvajanikan : qua-UE (1939), What is research (1940), 246PULL HALU
BHPUR Hi Rull (1940), Grammatical Topics in Pāïya (1941) tiflat : xüst du? Is (1938), 341 féli alunya (1938). alkzallad : silholla uy-ul gridl (1928), wus ulased (1937) All you: Unabul (I-VII) (1936-1937)
1 This is so to say a bibliography. It furnishes us with a list of my
published and unpublished works along with that of my 546 published
articles (upto 1960) 2. See Mrs. Kapadia's T T afsir 92 SIRT & (pp. 8 & 69) where
a list of 35 additional articles is given. * This sign suggests that the pertinent article is connected with a philological
discussion