________________
1160
1205
K. B. PATHAK. On the Date of Sakalayana-Cintamani. (J.B.B.R.S. Vol. VI, 1930, London and Bombay, 1930).
Pp 239-240. Hemachandra taking Cintamani of Yokşavarmā as a model for his Laghuvritti. Relation between between Śākaṭāyana's Amoghavritti and Yaksavarma's Cintamani is same as that existing between Hemachandra's Brhedoritti and his Laghurtti. Amoghavṛtti containing: (1) the Ganapatha, (2) the Dhatupäṭha, (3) the Ringanusasana, (4) the Unädi-patha in addition to Sütras. Unädi sütras of Jain Sākaṭāyanas as found in Amoghavṛlti-different to those in Appendix to Panini's
grammar.
Silence of Hemachandra as regards the difference between his to books Bṛhadoriti and Laghurtti.
Jainendra (in 1, 4, 113-118) of Pujyapada containing neuter-tat-purusa compounds like those of Panini but not in Sakatayan, Yakşavarman and Hema
chandra.
JAINA BIBLIOGRAPHY
Amoghavṛiti and Cintamani-laid under contribution by Hemachandra for the material of his two grammatical works. So Yakṣavarma lived before 12 century
A. D.
1206
K. T. SHAH.-The splendour that was 'Ind. Bombay, 1930.
P. 88. Somadeva, Jain writer, author of Yasastilaka.
Pp. 89-90. Contribution of the Jains to the southern vernacular literature the Naladiar, a poem in Tamil-firuvalluvar, auther of Kurral in Tamil.
Pp. 98-9. Jain doctrines-Jain Samgha and scriptures.
Jain Education International
Cultivation of the science of dialectics by the Jains.
P. 106. Prakrit grammar written by Hemachandra (12th century A.D.).
P. 109. The Suryapannati (Instruction regarding the Sun), a Jain contribution to astronomy.
Pp. 155-8. Jain temples-style of temple-Building.
P. 162. Oldest mosque in India, Qutubuddin's mosque at Delhi, Originally a Jain temple.
For Private & Personal Use Only
www.jainelibrary.org
