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text and Hindi translation] [1]-670.-(Gujarāti translation] 1-330. Contents v. 2 Adhyayas 6-9: Tattvārthasūtra bhāga dūsare ki vișayānukramaņikā [1] 8. Sanskrit text with Hindi and Gujarāti translations (1)-878. "Prati 1200."
RW *Nyāya ratnasāra (a series of four works each in six adhyāyas for use in preparing for examinations in
Nyāya). * Prāksta cintāmaņi (Prākrit grammar). * Prāksta kaumudi (a work in five adhyāyas illuminating the Prākrit language). *Arhat vyākaraña (Sanskrit grammar in two parts, one on Laghu-siddhānta-kaumudī, the other on te
Siddhānta-kaumudi). *Śrīlāla nāmamālā kosa (a dictionary of modern words, including some English terms. *Nānārthodaya sāgara kosa. *Siva kosa (a dictionary like the Amarakośa) 1973 Sri Sivakosa / Sri Ghäsīlālaji Mahārāja viracita. Amadävāda : Karunāśankara Venīrāma
Pandayā, Vīra samvat 2501. Vikramasamvat 2033. Isvīsan 1976. 12, 375 p. ; 19 cm.
Contents: Prakāśakīya nivedana (3)-5. — Suddhi patra 6–12. — Sivakoṣaḥ 1-375. Verse compilation of words, arranged by topic: Deva varga, Sura varga, Vyomavarga, Samayavarga, Mativarga, Vānīvarga etc. Original in Sanskrit with Hindi version below.
**Prata 1000." *Ganadharavāda (mūla, Prāksta gāthā, Sanskrit chāyā, a Sanskrit cty on them). *Grhi dharma kalpataru (müla Präkrta gāthās, Sanskrit chāyā and Hindi and Gujarati exposition
(vivecana). *Jaināgamatattva dīpikā (Hindi equivalents of Jain technical terms). *Tattvapradīpikā (full exposition of the nava tattvas, original Prākrit gāthas, Sanskrit chāyā and Hindi
exposition)
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3 Poetical works Lorikaśāhacarita 1983 Śrīlorkāśāhacaritam/Ghāsīlālaji-Mahārāja viracitam Hindi-Gurjara-bhāṣā'nuvādasahitam ;
niyojakah Srīkanhaiyālālaji-mahārājaḥ. 1. āvrtti. Ahmadābāda : Sri Akhila). Bhārata). Sve(tāmbara). Sthā[nakavāsī) Jainaśāstroddhārasamiti, Vīra samvat 2509. Vikrama samvat 2040. Isavisan 1983. 16, 456 p. ; 25 cm.
Contents: Bhūmikā / Kanhaiyālāla Muni (3)-16. – Srīlo[n]kāśāhacaritam [1] 456. An original poem written in 1600 Sanskrit slokas, in fourteen sargas on the life of Lonkaśāha who founded the Lonkagaccha, precursor of the Sthānakvāsi sect, in VS 1451 [1394]). This mahākāvya was completed in samvat 2029 [1972). "Prata 1000."
RW * Sānti sindhu mahākāvya (15 ullāsas) *Mokşapada (a compilation of Prākrit verses akin to the Dhammapada, with Skt chāyā and Hindi and
Gujarātī translations) * Śrīlaksmīdhara caritra (Prākrit with Sanskrit and Hindi) Stotras (Ghāsīlāla's biography give titles of 18 and ends "ityādi ..."). These were apparently published
from time to time as 18 pamphlets (pustikā") (Kanhaiyālāla, in the published version of Ghāsīlāla's Lonkaśāhacarita cited above, 1983, 8).
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