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JAINA BIBLIOGRAPHY
General notes on the character of the legends, narratives, stories etc. in the Sanskrit literature, and particularly in the Jain literature. The language and the lexicography in the 'Pañcadandachattraprabandha': Sanskrit mixed with Präkritic and popular forms. Peculiarities of the manuscript and characteristic of the legend.
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Text of the 'Pañcadandachattraprabandha', with exhaustive commentary. German translation, with notes. Index of the words.
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H. JACOBI-Die Cobhana Stutayas des Cobhana Muni, (Zeitschrift der deutschen. morgenlandischen Gesellschaft, vol. XXXII, Pp. 509-534), Leipzig, 1878.
Text of the first four stanzas of the 'Caturvitsatijinastotra' or 'Risabhanamrastotra composed by Jinaprabhasüri and commented by Kanankakusala. Sobhana; he was the brother of Dhanapala and lived in the second half of the 10th century. Generalities on the 'Caturviniatijinastuti'. The 96 stanzas divided in 24 series of 4 stanzas. Scansion and grammar. The manuscripts utilised. The commentary contained in these manuscripts. Text and translation of the 'Caturvishŝatijinastuti'.
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-A, WEBER-Ueber die Sinhasanadvatrincika, (Indische Studien. vol. XV, Pp. 185453). Leipzig, 1878.
Critical study on the different reviews of the 'Simhasanadvātriṁśikā', more known under the name of 'Vikramadityacarita'.
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This work would be of Jaina origin. The Jaina review of it would be the most ancient, and all the other reviews might have a common Jaina background. Grammatical remarks on the Jaina review. Study of the principal manuscripts. The review of Vararuci and the resemblance that it presents with the Jaina review. Special and analytical study of the Jaina review. The manuscripts; Detailed analysis of the introduction; Siddhasena Diväkara; his interference in favour of the Jaina religion in comparison with Vikramaditya. The 32 narratives; analysis with numerous extracts accompanied by translation. Conclusion: names and history of the 32 statues; short information on the contents of the work.
Jain Education International
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Archibald Edward GOUGH-Papers relating to the callection and preservation of the records of ancient Sanskrit literature in India. Calcutta, 1878.
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