Operation In Search of Sanskrit Manuscripts in Mumbai Circle 4

Author(s): P Piterson
Publisher: Royal Asiatic Society

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INDEX OF AUTHORS.
chandrngaņi. 3, App. p. 280. No. 1275 of this Report's Collection is a copy of this book.
13. Nigodashattrinsikâ. 3, App. p. 212. No. 283 of my collection of 1982-3 is a copr of this book. Com are also Weber, II. p. 937, where, however, the work is not ascribed be Abhayadevasûri.
14. Panchanigrantharicharasangraliani. Government of Bombay Collection of 1879-80, No. 387.
15. Padgalashattrinsikâ. Klatt, On.
16. A Sangrahani on the third pada of the Pannavana (the fourth upânga). GBC. Collection of 1882-3, No. 295.
17. A commentary on the Višeslavasyakabhâshya of Jinabhadra.
18. A commentary on Haribhadra's Shodasaka. GBC. Collection of 1880-1, No. 407. Tliis Report's Collection No. 1355 is a copy of this book.
19. A Commentary (in gâthâs) on the Sattarî (the Sattarikaprakarana or Saptatika) of Derendra. See Weber, II. p. 838.
Abhayadeva sûri
Called Maladhârin, a title (biruda) he got from Karna, King of Gujarat (Samrat 1120-50). Mention is made of his influence with Khengar, King of Surashtra, (Sorath), Forbes, Ras Mala, 1, pp. 154-70, whom he converted, and who, at his instigation, remitted the taxes levied on pilgrims to Girnar. 'Of-the Praśnarîbana kula, Kotika gaña, Madhyama sâkhâ, Sthulibhadramaui vansa, Harshapuriya gachchha. Pupil of Jaysinhasûri, and guru of the Hemachandrasûri who composed the Bhavabhavana in Samvat 1170. Having converted to the Jain faith more than a thousand Brahmins, "and the yaksha Kadamada,” he caused a temple of Mahavîra to be built in the city Medatâ (near Ajmere). 3, App. p. 156 : p. 133: p. 274. See also Kielhorn's Palm-Leaf MSS. Report, p. 43.
Abhayadeva sūri
Pupil of Bhadreśvarasûri, and garu of the Asada, who, in Samvat 1248, composed the Vivekamanjarî. 3, App. p. 101.