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Hemacandra, Yogasästram. Prathamo vibhāgah [prathama-dvitiyau prakāśau]. Jambūvijaya, Bombay, Sri Jainasāhityavikasamandala, 1977, pp. 68 + 424, Rs. 20.
Hemacandra's Yogaśästra describes in great detail the duties of Jain laymen and ascetics. It consists of 12 $? prakāśa-s containing altogether 1009 ślokas. Hemacandra's commentary (svopajñavrtti) is a voluminous
work written mainly in verse. The first four chapters belong to the daily reading of the Jaina monks. In 1874 Ernst Windisch published text and translation of these chapters. F. Belloni-Filippi undertook to publish a complete edition of both text and commentary for the Jainadharmaprasārakasabhā but he abandoned his plan when he heard of the publication of Hemacandra's work by Muni Mahārāja Dharmavijaya in
the Bibliotheca Indica. However, he completed his edition of the first prakāśa.2 Dharmavijaya's edition is * incomplete. Six fascicles were published between 1907 and 1921. In 1926 a complete edition of the
Yogaśāstravrtti was published by Vijayabhakti for the Jainadharmaprasărakasabhā.
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1. Ernst Windisch, 'Hemacandra's Yogaśástra'. Ein Beitrag zur Kenntnis der Jaina-Lehre, ZDMG, 28(1874), 185-262 2. Ferdinando Belloni-Filippi, 'La Yogaçāstravytti', GSAI, 21 (1908), 123-222; 22(1909), 113-154; 23(1910). 171-208; 26 (1913
14), 97-131.
$2 3. Belloni-Filippi mentions an edition by Hiralal (Bombay, 1899), which he had been unable to obtain Jain Education in 202nal
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