Jain Journal 1994 04

Author(s): Jain Bhawan Publication
Publisher: Jain Bhawan Publication

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APRIL, 1994
I give in conclusion a list of the texts which are either found in the Siddhanta itself (1-29), or are mentioned elsewhere (30 fg.) as belonging to the Siddh. but which at present are no longer extant, at least as independent texts.
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[87] 1. divasagarapannatti, anga 3, 3, 1, 4, 1, see pp. 268, 389, also in the painna list in Avi. see pp. 427, 429 (where there is but one samgahani on it).
2. kammavivägadasāu,1o 1061 ten ajjhayanas, anga 3, 101062, see p. 270; cf. Nos. 7, 10.
3. bamdhadasău, ten ajjh., arga 3, 10, see p. 273.
4. dogiddhidasau. ten ajjh., ibid.
5. dihadasău, ten ajjh., ibid. (cf. up. 8-12).
6. samkheviyadasău, ibid, ten ajjh. viz. :- 1. khuddiyā viṁāṇapavibhatti, 2. mahalliyā vim., 3. aṁgaculiyā, 4. vaggaculiya, 5. vivähaculiyā, 6. Aruṇovavāe, 7. Varaṇovavāe (Dha°), 8. Garulovaväe, 9. Velamdharovaväe, 10. Vesamaṇovavãe. All these titles recur in essentially the same order in the Nandi among the anamgapaviṭṭha text, group kāliya; see pp. 13,14. In the kärikäs quoted on pp. 223, 224 we find the statement that 1-5 belong to the fifth, and 6-10 to the twelfth year of study,
7. kammavivāgajjhayaṇa, anga 4, 43, see p. 280; cf. Nos, 2,10.
8. isibhāsiyā devalogacuyabhāsiyā, 44 ajjh., anga 4, 44; the isibhāsiyāiṁ also in the Nandi in the list of anaṁgapaviṭṭha texts; see pp. 280, 259, 272, 402, 419, 432, 442, above pp. 13, 57, 58; on ṛşibhāṣita see also p. 446" 8.
9. devalogacuyabhāsiyā, see just above and also p. 280.
[88] 10. pāvaphalavivāgāiṁ, 55 ajjh., Kalpas, Jinac. § 147,1063 see p. 474; cf. Nos. 2, 7.
1061 We possess several texts on kammavivāga; thus 167 Präkṛt-gāthās by Jiņavallabha in Peterson's Palm-leaf 42f.; also 168 ditto by Garga ibid. Nos. 52, 81b,-and, without the name of the authors, Nos. 88h, 106, 161d. There is a balavabodha on it by Maticandra, see Kielhorn p. 93.
1062 The ayaradasau mentioned there are identical with chedasutra 4.
1063 The aputthavāgaraṇāim in 36 ajjh, mentioned ibid. are doubtless identical with mulasutra 1, see p, 43.