Studies in Jainology Prakrit Literature and Languages

Author(s): B K Khadabadi
Publisher: Prakrit Bharti Academy

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Studies in Jainology, Prakrit
REFERENCES AND NOTES
Paper presented at the All India Seminar (Jain Visva-Bhārati), Jaipur, 1975 and published in Tulasī Prajnā, Jan- March, 1976 Samavāyamga Sutta 110, Suttāgame I, Gudgaum 1953, p. 346. Ovavaiya Sutta, 32, Suttāgame II, Gudgaum 1954, p.21. Ibid. Ibid. Ibid. Comparative Grammar of the Prakrit languages, Varanasi, 1957, Intro. p.15. Acāranga Curni 7, Ratlam 1941, p. 255. Vide Studies in the Bhagavatisutra, Muzaffarpur 1964, p.341. Cāvundarāya Purāna, Bangalore 1928, p.67. The context is Samavasarana of Rşabhadeva. Ibid. p.115. Ed. R.Narasimhachar, Bangalore 1923. Ibid The author further argues in his Commentary: Like Sanskrit Kannada language too is worthy of critical study; if anybody says that it is not so, then how could it form a part of the body of divine speech? Hence its grammar should be reduced to rules. Morcover Kannada contains varied and rich aspects of literature and in it was composed the great Cūdāmani, containing 96,000 granthas, a commentary on the Tattvärthasūtra.
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