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Kşetrasamāsa of Jinabhadra g.
656 verses Kundakunda :
1992 Anuprekşā (91 vss.), Așta-prābhịta (500), 8 or 10 Bhaktis (about 120), Niyamasāra (187), Pañcāstikāyaprābhịta (181), Pravacanasāra (311),
Rayaņasāra (163), and Samayasāra (439 vss) Mülācāra
1243 * Mülārādhanā
2170 Nandisūtra
90 Niśithabhāsya
6703 Oghaniryukti
1139 Pañcasamgraha of Candra mahattara Pindaniryukti
708 * 10 Prakiranakas (Agamodaya Samiti 46. 1927)
1899 9 Prakirnakas :
1054 Candāvijjhaya (174 vss.), Dvipasāgaraprajñapti (280); Jivavibhakti of Jinacandra (25), Kavacadvāra ascribed to Jinacandra (123), Paryantārādhanā of Somasuri (69), Pindavisuddhi of Jinavallabha (105), Sārāvali (116),
Siddhaprābhịta (119), and Virastava (43 yss.) Sadašitikā of Devendra Samgrahani of Jinabhadra g.
520 Saptatikā of Candra mahattara
191 Sataka of Devendra
100 Sittari, anonymous
71 Sūtrakstānganiryukti
205 12 Upāngas (Prajñāpanā : 231 vss.)
705 * Uttarādhyayanasūtra
1640 * Uttarādhyayananiryukti
614 * Vasudevahindi of Sanghadasa
145 Višeșanavati of Jinabhadra g.
438 * Viseșāvašyakabhāşya of Jinabhadra
4346 Vyavahārabhāşya
about 3630
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B-TEXTS
· Here belong on the one hand the verses contained in Curņis and quoted in Tikās. We shall utilize the Cūrņis without exception, but in the case of the Tikās a certain selection will become inevitable. We shall include inter alia all (or almost all) Tikās written by Abhayadeva, Haribhadra, Hemacandra maladharin, Malayagiri, Santisuri, and Silanka.
Apart from this we shall in the second phase include works the importance of which could not be fully realized in the first phase.
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