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Introduction : Rşabha, the first Jina Existence of the eleven Angas Ditthivāya, a lost text Caturdaśa-pūrvi Dasa-pūrvi, nava-pūrvi Account of the loss of the pūrvas References to Cāņakya, Bindusāra and Asoka The collection of 11 angas Ditthivāa, a lost text regained Division of the Agamas Authors of the Agamas The Council of Pataliputra The interval of the composition of Āgamas from Mahāvīra Writings of the Āgamas (References to bambhi livi and 18 other livis as also mentioned in the Lalita-vistara] Jaina Āgama texts later than Pali. The Council of Pataliputra References to angavāhiriya texts Vihimaggapavā (-Vidhiprapā) Samdeha-vişausadhi (samvat 1363-A.D. 1307) Paksika-sūtra A passage quoted indicating the diurnal occupation necessary to learn the Siddhānta The names of the 45 āgama texts Introductory discussions about the agama texts Mention of the Non-Aryan people : Arab Description of the Siddhanta
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1. The Eleven or Twelve Angas Ācārānga-sūtra :
Sūtrakrtānga-sūtra : . Sthānānga-sutra : Samavāyānga-sūtra : Bhagavati Vyākhyāprajñapti : Jñātrdharmakathā : Upāsakadašā-sūtra : Antakrd-daśā-sūtra : Anuttaraupapātika-daśa-sūtra :
Praśna-vyākarana : · Vipāka-śrutam : Destivāda
2. The Twelve Upāngas Introduction : Aupapātikadáśā-sūtra (18 desibhāṣās mentioned, but not the names cf. 18 lipis)
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