________________
Literature on Prakrit Grammar : 59
chapters eight, and Śauraśenī, Pracyā, Āvantī, Māgadhī, Śākāri, Cāṇḍālī, Śābarī. Ṭakkī, Nāgaraka Apabhraṁśa, Vračaḍa etc. Apabhramas, Kaikeya Paiśācika, Śauraseni and other Paiśācikas, in next 9 chapters, respectively. Pub. Le Prākṛtānuśāsanam of Purusottam, ed. Luigia Nitti- Dolci, Carriens de la Societe Asiatique, Paris, 1938. VI, pp. XXVII, 141.// The text in part (only ch. IXXX) in Devanagari with English translation by D.C. Sircar, In: A Grammar of the Prakrti Language, Calcutta 1943, pp. 106-120.// Rep. In Devanagari script by M.Ghosh in the Appendix I, pp. 15669 to his edition of Ramasarman's Prakrit Kalpataru, Calcutta 1954.
16. Prakrit - Laksana of Simhadevagani, ed. Kedar Nath Sastri, In: Vägbhaṭālañkāra commentary II. 2-3 Kavyamālā 48, Bombay3rd ed. 1916.
17. Prakrit-Laksana in Visnudharmottara-puraṇa, ed. by M. Ghosh. In: Prakrit -Kalpataru, Appendix IV, Calcutta 1954.
18. Prakrit - Vyakaraṇa (Sūtrapatha only) of Trivikrama- Bhaṭṭa Nathasvami, contains 1085 sūtras. The work is divided into 12 sections (pādas) grouped into three chapters (adhyāyas).As regards the content of this grammar, it is a metrical reproduction of the grammar of Hemacandra. The technical terms are different because Trivikram adopted certain symbols of the Paninian type, At some places the original order of Hemacandra is slightly changed but that has always been done for metrical reasons.
Examples are also taken from Hemacandra in most cases. Trivikrama has added Sanskrit rendering, Pub. Grantha Pāradarsini Series, pp. 1-28.// by Jaganntha Sastri, Chowkhamba Sanskrit Series, Benares 1950 AD.// P.L. Vaidya, Jaina Sanskriti Saṁrakṣaka Sañgha, Sholapur 1954.
19. Prakritvyākaraṇa or Prakritpada by Narayana Vidyavinodācārya or Narayaṇa Pañcānana also referred to as commentary on Prakrit chapters of Sankṣiptasara of Kramadiśvara
