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JAINA BIBLIOGRAPHY
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Siddharşi-Upamitibhavaprapañca Kathā. Originally edited by P. PETERSON and continued by H. JACOBI (Bibliotheca indica). Calcutta, 1899 sqq.
Edition of the text.
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The Kumārapālacharitra (Prākrita Lvyāśraya Kāvya) by Hamacandra, with a commentary by Pūrņakalasa Gaņi, edited by Shankar Pandurang PANDIT (Bombay Sanskrit Series, No. LX). Bombay, 1900.
Preface : Description of the manuscripts utilised for the edition.
Introduction. Generalities on the Kumarapalacaritra. This poem is in Prākrit and consists of 8 cantos. It constitutes the last part of Dryāśvayamahakavya, the first twenty cantos of which are in Sanskrit. It has the object of relating the history of the princes af Anahilvad-Patan, particularly of Kumārapāla and at the same time to illustrate the Prākrit grammar of Hemacandra. The first part of the Kumārapalacarita was commented by Abhayalilakagani, and the 8th canto by Pūrņakalasagani, disciple of Jinacandrasuri. Analysis of the Kumārapalacarita. Review on the Hemacandra after A. K. FORBES--Rās Māla'. Analytical summary of the Kumārapalacarita. Text of the poem. Interpretations of the manuscript D and corrections. Index of the words. Appendix -Text of the chapter VIII of the Grammar of Hemacandra, with his own commentary, 'Prakaśikā.
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L. De STEFANI—La novellina Jainica di Madiravati, (Giormale della Societa asiatica italiana, vol. XIII, Pp. 1-26). Firenze, 1900.
Different wordings of the story :
The recital in prose of the 'Kathākośa', under the title of Kanakarathaka
1. thanaka ;
2. The metrical recension of the novelette of Madirāvati. Comparison of the two redactions. The novelette of Madirāvati. The language and scansion, The manuscript-Text and translation.
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