Some Aspects of Indian Culture

Author(s): A S Gopani, Nagin J Shah, Dalsukh Malvania
Publisher: L D Indology Ahmedabad

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Characteristics of Jinism
13 See particularly E. Hultzsch: Ephigraphia Indica, VII (1902-1903), p. 113.
14 Fleet Indian Antiquary, VII, p. 107.
15 Jinabhadragani Kṣamaśramana: op. cit., verse 2180-2185.
16 Siddhasena Diväkara: Sanmati Prakaraṇa, First chapt., verses 3-4-5; Devasenasūri Nayacakrasamgraha, verse 11
17 Vacaka Umäsväti: op. cit. 5. 29.
18 Vacaka Umasvati: op. cit., 5. 37.
Kundakunda Pañcastikāyasara, verses 12-13; Siddhasena Divakara op. cit., First Chapt., verse 12.
19 Mallişena Syadvadamañjari, commentary on verse 21. Kundakunda: Pañcästikäyasāra, verse 8. 20 Kundakunda: Pañcastikāyasāra, verse 4.
21 Kundakunda ibid., verse 5.
22 Haribhadrasuri Şaḍdar'sanasamuccaya, verse 57.
23 Herbert Warren Jainism, pp. 22-23.
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24 Dr. Das Gupta: op. cit., Vol. I, p. 175.
25 Pannavana 1, (first Pada); Jivājivābhigama : I (first Pratipatti).
26 Jiväjivabhigama: 1 (first Pratipatti).
27 Madhusudana Sarasvati: Advaitasiddhi (Nirṇayasagara edition, 1917). pp. 760-767. 28 Sripadastri: Dvidaladarianasopanavali (1938), p. 134.
29 Kundakundacārya: Pañcastikāyasāra, vcrses 90-96.
30 Dasavealiya sutta, I, 1.
31 Hemacandra: Yoga'sastra, chapt. I, verse 20.
32 Siddhasena Divakara: Dvātrim'sika, First verse, 26.
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