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[Two appendices of the Rishibhashit are available, Appendix means
compilation of briefs about contents or themes discussed in the book.
The first appendix is compilation of titles snd second that of subjects.
Both arein Prakrit and contain 6 and 5 couplets respectively.
The appendices have mention of the fortyfive sears/ascetics/sages
whose messages/philosophical and moral teachings have been compiled
in the Rishibhashit,
‘The first couplet of thefirst appendix mentions which of these forty
five sears were contemporary to which Tirthenkar, Thefollowing five
couplets, thatis 2 to 6, contain the names of each of them.
The second appendix mentions thetitles ‘of the forty-five chapters
contained in Rishibhashit. These names have been given by taking the
fitst word of every chapter]
