Jinratnakosha Part 1

Author(s): Hari Damodar Velankar
Publisher: Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute

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श्रीजिनरत्नकोशः।
7452afor (Gram. 252 ) by Amaracandra.
PAP. 26 ( 76 ), SA. No. 140; Surat.
1, 7. 3775U4 perhaps the same as above. PAPS.
72 ( 18 ); SA. Nos. 139 ; 140. 27TH-TICENTE JG. p. 313 ( palm ms. foll. 479 ). verfa in Sanskrit. SG. No. 2716 ( foll. 3
only ). syafearact of Sakalakīrti. Tera. 101 to 116. zaigalatau SG. No. 1486.
TEąTGATAHEFT Pet. II, No. 299. (1) 31argetina by Devavijaya. See Sabda
bhūsana. ( II ) Tegea by Akalanka Bhatta. Mud. 677;
SRA. 177. (III) CIE by Trivikramadeva, pupil of
Arbanandi. He mostly follows Hemacandra ; cf. Pischel, Prakrit Grammatik, p. 42; I. A. Vol. 40, p. 219ff., 45 p. 142. Also See T. K. Laddu, Prolegomena Zu Trivikrama's Prakrit Grammatik, Halle, 1912 ( translated into English at ABORL; Vol. X. p. 177-218 ); L. Nitti Dolci, Les Grammairiens Prakrits, Paris, 1938, p. 179ff.; A. N, Upadhye, Valmiki Sūtra; A Myth, Bhārtiya Vidyā, Vol. II, pt. 2, p. 160ff. (May, 1941 ).
KO. 182 ; SG. No. 1517; SRB. 88. (IV) regte by Malayagiri. See Musti
vyākarana. (V) Touten by Durgasimha. This is probably
Durgasimha's commentary on the Kātantra.
(1) Dhuņdbikā by Sarvānanda. DA 61 ( 79 ).
(2) Vịtti by Nrsimhācārya. DA. 61
( 91, dated Sam. 1477). (VI) Taqree by Hemacandrasuri in 8
chapters. Adhyayas I to VII with the author's own Laghuvịtti are published in the YJG. Series, Benares, 1905. Adhyaya VIII with the author's own
Laghu Vrtti (called Prakāgika ) is edited and translated into German with brief notes by R. Piscael, Halle, 18771880. It is also published with the same commentary by Motichand Ladhaji, Poona, 1928.
Agra. Nos. 2712-2717 ; Bendall. No. 368; Bengal. Nos. 285; 2502; 2567; 2609; 7997; Bhand. III. No. 458; Bik. Nos. 583 to 586; BO. pp. 32, 90, Bod. Nos. 1140 ; 1142; Buh. IV. Nos. 282, 283, 284; VII. Nos. 11, 12; DA. 61 (12;18; 19; 20; 22-26; 28); 63 ( 23 ); DB. 36 (25 to 29, 37 to 40); Hamsa. Nos. 149; 202 ; 1492 ; IO. Nos. 811; 812 ; 942 ; 943 ; 944 ; JA. 23 (1; 2); 37 ( 6 ); 44 (1); 54 (1); 88 (1); 89 (5); 108 (3); Jesal. Nos. 146 ; 252 ; 1445; JHA. 61 (3 c.); Kath. Nos. 1421 ; 1430 ; KB. 3 (53); 7 (9); Kiel. I. No. 120; Kundi. Nos. 91; 123; 174; 488; Limdi. Nos. 551 to 555; 572; 613 ; 686 , 689; to 692 ; 736 ; 737 ; 891 to 894, 910; 911; 912; 919; 1185, 1186, 1282 ; 1680 ; Mitra. VII. p. 208 ; VIII. p. 77 ; IX. p. 179; PAP. 14 ( 9 ); 15 (2; 6; 7; 9; 12; 13 ); 17 (1;2; 6; 9; 10; 14; 15; 19; 20; 25, 30); 26 (10; 13; 19; 20; 21; 25; 27; 29 ; 30; 33; 34; 36; 38 ; 39; 41 , 43; 44; 45; 49; 52; 55; 58 , 67; 78; 79; 80, 81 ); 41 ( 26 ; 29; 32), 42 ( 4 to 7; 9; 10; 14 to 18; 20; 23, 24 ); 54 (10); 59 (8); 61 (19), 79 (80), PAPL. 6 (3; 4; 9; 11; 14, 15; 17; 19; 20; 28 ); PAPM. 64 (3, 5)PAPR. 4 (4); 5 (14); 6 (1; 3); 10 ( 9 ); 15 (3); PAPS. 73 ( 4 ; 5; 11; 14; 15; 17; 18; 20; 21 ); PAS. Nos. 94 ; 117, 123 ; 225, 312; PAZA. 7 ( 6 ); PAZB. 1 (2,6;7, 9; 14; 15; 16 ), 6 (2;4; 8), 5 ( 5 ), 17 ( 39 ; 43 ; 44), Pet. I. A. pp. 19;
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