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J. HERTEL-Jat 59, 60 und Parisastaparvan II, 694 ff. (zeitscrift des deutschen morgenlandischen Gesellschaft, Vol. IX, Pp. 399-401). Lipzig, 1906.
The Jātaka 59, as well in the recital in prose as in the final verse. Besides, the stanza II, 717 of the 'Parilistaparvan' offers some remarkable analogies with the stanzas of the Jätakas 59 and 60; but the preceding story (II, 694 and the following) differs from the Buddhistic narration.
Notes and hypothesis on this matter; it is probable that at the origin a story. such as that of Hemachandra accompanied the stanza of the Jätaka 59, and that it has been later replaced by the recital that the actual redaction contains,
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JAINA BIBLIOGRAPHY
K. B. PATHAK-Nripatunga and the authorship of the Kavirajamarga' (Journal of the Bombay Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society, Vol. XXII, Pp. 81-155)-- Bombay, 1906.
Answer to the critical article published in the 'Indian Antiquary', vol. XXXIII, Pp. 258-280 by Mr. FLEET on the edition by Mr. PATHAK of the 'Kavirajamarga' of Nripatunga (Bibliotheca carnatica, 1898).
From his philological study, very richly evidenced with documents, M. PATHAK concluded that it is justifiable to continue to attribute the 'Kavirajamärga' to Nripatunga. This was already the opinion of the celebrated canarese grammarian Bhattakalanka, in Śaka 1526.
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L. SUALI 'Contributi alla conscenza della logica a della metafisica indiane (Giornale della societa asiatica italiana, vol. XIX, Pp. 23-369, et vol. XX. Pp. 33-64.Firenze, 1906-1907.
Jain Education International
Translation of the chapter II (Naiyayika-mata) and of the chapter V, (Vailetikamata) of the 'Saddarŝana-samuccaya' of Haribhadra, and of the corresponding commentary of Gunaratna.
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T. S. Kuppuswami SASTRI-The age of the Tamil Jtvakachintamani. (IX, xxxvi, 1907, Pp. 285-288).
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