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9. Dhātupātha - Vrtti (AD 1772) by Kșamākalyāna, 10. Dhätupāțha-Avacüri by anonymous, 11. Kriyācandrikā sīkā by anonymous and 12. Ākhyātavrtti by anonymous. (II) Ganapāțha: 1. Gaņaviveka of Pt. Nandiratna (17th cent. AD) and 2. Gaņadarpaņa of King Kumarpāla (1142-1172 AD). (III) Uņādipātha: 1. Uņādigaņasütrāvacūri by anonymous, 2. Uņādisutradaśapādi or Uņādsūtravștti by Māņikyadeva, 3. Uņādipratyaya by Digambara scholar Vasunandi and 4. Uņādināmamālā (17th cent. AD) of subhaśīlagaņi. (IV) Liñgănuśāsana: 1. Hemaliñgānuśāsana-Avacūri of Kanakaprabha (13th cent. AD), 2. Durgapadaprabodha Vịtti (AD 1604) of Muni Pathak Vallabhagani, 3. Hemaliñgānuśāsana-Vrtti of Kalyāṇasāgara (17th cent. AD), 4. Hemaliñgānuśāsana-Avacūri of Keśaravijaya and 5. Liñgānuśāsana-Vrttyuddhāra of Jayanandasūri. (V) Commentaries by other scholars on Paribhāṣāpātha: 1. Nyāyārthamañjūşā or Nyāyasañgraha and auto-commentary Nyasa
of Hemahansagani (AD 1458), 2. Nyāyārthasindhu & Tarañga (AD 1953) of Vijaya Lāvanya Muni, 3. Paribhāṣā-Vịtti, Sabdānuśāsana or Mustivyākaraņa by Malayagiri*
(first half of the 13th cent.), his auto-commentary, Dhātupātha,
Ganapātha, Uņādipātha and Liñgānuśāsana (all lost). The works on grammar written by Terapanthi sect: 1. Bhikṣuśabdānuśāsana of Muni Chauthamalaji, 2. Bhikṣuśabdānušāsana- Laghuvștti by Ācārya Tulsi & Muni
Dhanapat Ji and Chandanamalaji, in 1938 AD, 3. Bhikṣu Dhātupātha by Muni Chandanamalaji in 1932 AD,
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