Book Title: Vivagsuyam
Author(s): Madhusudan Modi
Publisher: Gurjar Granth Ratna Karyalay

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________________ The Eleventh Anga [ I. Lect. 3.. then ) the revenue of the king Mahabbala. That Vijaya, the leader of thieves, had a wife named Khandasiri who was perfect in all her limbs (here the rest to be supplied ). The son of that Vijaya, the leader of thieves, born of his wife Khandasiri, was a boy named Abhaggasena whose body was endowed with all the five sense-organs without any deficiency, who had become educated, who had attained to maturity of age to be able to enjoy pleasures of life, and who had attained to youth. At that time and at that period the Samara, the blessed Mahāvīra arrived on a visit to the city of Purimatāla. The assembly of people went out to hear him. The king also went out to hear him. The Religion was expounded by Lord Mahāvīra. The assembly of persons as well as the king returned. At that time and at that period Goyama, the eldest disciple of the Samana, the blessed Mahāvīra (here the rest to be suppiled, down to ) descended on the high-road. There he saw many elephants, many horses and men who had their loins girt up and who had put on their armours (here the rest to be supplied $ 9). Amidst those men he saw a man who was bound up in such a manner that his neck was bent down (here the rest to be supplied $9, down to ), who was being announced (as an offender) at every square with the beating of a broken drum. Then, the royal officers made him enter the first

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