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CHAPTER I ANTIQUITY AND HISTORY
Indian Culture 5, Jaina Culture 5, Iconism and Nudity 6, Followers of Arhats 7, Jaina Philosophy 7, Jaina Culture and Dravidian Culture 8, Jainism and Buddhism 8, Historicity of Päráva 9, Neminātha 9, Other Tirthankaras 10, Mahavira 11, Sudharman, Jambū, Bhadrabahu and Sthūlabhadra 15, Samprati 17, Khāravela 17, Kalakācārya and Gardabhilla 18, Jaina Stūpa at Mathură 18, Kumārapala and Hemacandra 19, Digambaraş and Svetām
baras 19. LITERATURE Canonical Texts 23, Angas 24. Upangas 26, Malasutras 27, Chedasūtras 28, Culikāsūtras 29, Prakírnakas 29, Canonical Commentaries 30, Karmaprabhsta and Kaşayaprabhịta 32, Dhavala and Jayadhavala 32, Kundakunda's Works 32, Mülācāra and Kārttikeyanupreksā 33, Tattvārthādhigama Sutra 33, Tárangavati and Padmacarita 33, Karmapraksti and Pañcasaigraha 34, Siddhasena's Works 34, Samantabhadra's Works 34, Devånandin's Jainendravyäkarana 35, Mallavädin's Nayacakra 35, Akalarka's Works 35, Haribhadra's Works 35, Kuvalayamala 36, Vidyānandin's Works 36, Purāpas 37, Yaśastilaka and Nitivákyāmsta 38, Nemicandra and His Works 38, Prabhācandra's Commentaries 39, Hemacandra's Works 39, Works of, Rāmacandra 41, Dharmamrta of Asadhara 42, Jinaprabhasūri's
Tirthakalpa 42, Yašovijaya's Works 42. III REALITY
Fundamental Substances 47, Soul 47, Matter 48, Medium of Motion 50, Medi
um of Rest 50, Space 50, Time 51.. IV KNOWLEDGE
Apprehension 55, - Comprehension 55, Sense-organs 56, Mind 56, Sensory Comprehension 57, Scriptural Comprehension 57, Extra-sensory Perception 58, Clairvoyance 58, Telepathy 59, Omniscience 59.
