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H it Satārthavrtti ). JG. p. 343 ( foll. 51 ). TÌ4764 in Sanskrit. Limdi. No. 814( 4 ). TIVISTEET of Bhāvaprabhasūri. Chani. No.
- 291. TIFHEART of Saiddhāntika Nemicandra. The work
is also known as Gunasthānaka or Pancasangraha (Pet. I. A. p. 74; V. No. 929 ). It is in Präkrta and is divided into two parts called Jivakāņda containing 733 stanzas and Karmakaņda containing 972. It is edited with Abhayacandra's commentary on the 1st Kānda and Kesava Varnin's commentary on the IInd in No. 4 of Haribhai Devakarana Granthamala, Calcutta, 1921. It is also edited with introduction, translation and notes in English, by J. L. Jaini, in Sacred Books of the Jainas, Vols. 5 and 6, Lucknow, 1927. It is published in two parts, with Sanskrit and Hindi translations in the RJS. Series, Bombay. For the lacunae in the Karmakāņda and its connection with the Karmapraksti of Nemicandra, see Anekānta, Vol. III. pp. 537; 635; 757 (parti. pp. 762-63). See also, Upadhye, Bharatiya Vidyā, VOL. II. 1940, p. 48ff., for the interpretation of the title Gommatasāra. AD. Nos. 19; 46 ; 182; AK. Nos. 189-194; 271; Bengal. No. 1447 ; Bhand. V. Nos. 1050, 1051 ; Buh. VI. No. 578; CMB. 19; 24; 71; 165; 172; 186 ; 189; CP. pp. 637, 638; 639; Hebru. 10; 31; Hum. 5; 60; Idar. 38 ( 6 copies ); Idar. A. 18 (3 copies); 19 (5 copies ); Kath. No. 1059; KB. 3 ( 46 ); KO. 1; 2; MHB. 39; Mud. 65; 75; 285; 518; 535; 736 ; Padma. 2; PAPS. 76 (21); PR. Nos. 12; 99; Rice. pp. 310; 318 ; SA. Nos. 845; 2041; SG. Nos. 1; 613; 614; 618; 2170 ; SRA. 21 ; 23 ; 30; 32; 39; 224; Strass. p. 301; Tera. 1-15; Vel. No. 1575.
(1) Desi Vịtti by Cámunda Rāya.
No mss. are yet discovered. See Upadhye, Indian Culture, Vol. VII. p. 26.
(2) Tīkā by Abbayacandra. No. (4) is based on this ; see Upadhye, Indian Culture, Vol. VII. p. 29. CP. p. 637; Idar. A. 19 (2 copies ); Mud. 73; 736; Padma. 2; SG. No. 1 ; SRA. 224.
(3) Tikā by Dharmabhūsaņa. Perhaps the same as the next. CP. p. 638.
( 4 ) Tikā called Jivatattvapradipikā composed in Kanarese by Kesava Varnin, pupil of Abhayasuri in Saka 1281. CP. p. 638; Hum. 5; 60; Mud. 65; 285; 518; 535; SRA. 21 ; 23; 30; 32, 39.
(5) Tīkā called Jivatattvapradipikā composed by Nemicandra, pupil of Jñānabhūşana, Municandra and Prabhācandra of the Mula Samgha. He was assisted by Visälakirti. It is based on the older Kanarese commentary of Keśava Varnin (No. 1) above. See Upadhye, Indian Culture, Vol. VII. p. 30ff. One Abhayacandra wrote out the first copy of the present commentary. AK. No. 271 ; Bengal. No. 1447 ; Bhand. V. Nos. 1050; 1051; Buh. VI. No. 578; Kath. No. 1059, KB. 3 ( 46 ); Pet. V. Nos. 929 ; 930; PR. Nos. 71; 78; 98; SA. Nos. 845; 2041 ; SG. Nos. 613, 614 ; 618; Strass. p. 301.
(6) Tīkā composed in Sam. 1620 by Sumatikirti, pupil of Jñānabhūsaņa of the Mülasangha. CP. p. 639; Vel. No. 1575 (only on vv. 1-95 of the Karmakāņda).
(7) Tikā by Āsādhara. Idar. 38.
(8) Tīkā Anon. Idar. A. 18 ( 3 copies ) ; 19; PR. Nos. 77 ( Be:-munim siddham pranamyāham); 108; Tera. 1-5.
(9) Tikā in Sanskrit (Graṁ. 125000) composed by Pandita Rāva. This is mentioned by a Kannada poet Päyanna
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