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JAINA BIBLIOGRAPHY
III. Additions--Extracts of Vidhiprapā of Jinaprabhasūri. Review on the indigenous edition of the Angas and the Upāngas. Bibliographical ideas.
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The 'sacred' Kurral of Tiruvalluva-Nayanar, with Introduction, Grammar, Translation, Notes, Lexicon, and Concordance, by G.U. Pope. London, 1886.
I. General considerations in the subject of the Kural' and of its author. Period of the work : between 800 and 1000 A.D. Editions and commentaries. The theological and philosophical system explained in the 'KURAL'.
Analytical summary of the chapters.
II. The grammar of the Kural.
III. The scansion of the KURAL.
Text and translation - The translation is under metrical form. Notes.--The commentary reproduces a great number of passages from the versions of the KURAL' by BESCHI and ELLIS.
Vocabulary and agreement-The lexicon relates to the 'Kural' and 'Naladiyar'. General index,
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PADMARAJA-A Treatise on Jain Law and Usages. Bombay, 1886.
This volume consists in a choice of stanzas, translated all at once in in Canara and in Marāthi.
English,
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Pandit Shanker Pandurang-The Gaudavaho by Vakapali. Bombay, 1887 (Bombay Sanskrit Series xxxlv).
Pp.ii-iii. An old manuscript library at Patan near Sidhpur, in the territory of the Gaekwad was actually used by Hemachandra. Jain Bhandara at Khambayat or Cambay.
P. v. The use of the particle Kila at the head of a sentence, is only found in Sanskrit works by Jain writers.
P. XLIX. Whatever Präkrit poetry, lexicography or grammar has been preserved to us owe to the Jains.
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