Descriptive Catalogue of Govt Collections of Manuscripts Part 3

Author(s): Hiralal R Kapadia
Publisher: Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute

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III. 4 Malasatras
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2663 contain anonymous bālāvabodha, too. Nos. 26662671 contain tabbā. Therein No. 2667 has a tabbă by Samaracandra and No. 2669, a țabbă by Jinavijaya.
For description of Mss. styled as Şaļāvaśyakasútra see B. B. R. A. S. vols. III-IV, pp. 397-399'. In this Catalogue Nos. 1535 and 1536 given on p. 400 contain over and above Şadávaśyakasútra, Merusundara's bālāvabodha and an earlier but anonymous bālāvabodha respectively.
In Keith's Catalogue, No. 7495 gives the description of a Ms. styled as Şadāvaśyakasútra and a bālāvabodha in bhāsā (Gujarāti).
For other details see Weber II, p. 739sn., Indische Studien vol. XVII, pp. 50-76, Indian Antiquary vol. XXI, D. 329ff, Leumann's “Ueber die Avaçyaka-Literature" (Actes du X• Congress international des Orientalistes II° C, parte section I, p. 125, Leide, 1895, E. Leumann's “ Die Avaśyaka-Erzählungen", Leipzig, 1897, “ Essai de Bibliographie Jaina ” Nos. 58 and 374, G. O. Series vol. XXI, p. 24, Winternitz, Geschichte Vol. II (p. 315), A History of Indian Literature vol. II, pp. 429, 470, 476n., 481, 485, 489n., 536, 575 and 589, Z. D. M. G. vol. XXXIV ( Jacobi's article on Kālakācārya-kathā) and vol. XXXVII ( Leumann's article on Kālikācārya-katha) and Die Lehre der Jainas (p. 81 ).
On pp. 397-399 we have in Devanagari characters the following sutras: -- (1) Navakāramantra, ( 2 ) Pranipātasūtra, (3) Iriyāvahi (this is not separated from the former, that is a slip), (4) Tassa uttari, 05 ) Anpattha (this, too is not, separated from the former ), (6) Sakrastava, ( 7) Arihantacaivaņam styled as Caityastavadandaka, (8) Caturvimšatistava, (9) Srutastva also stvled as Siddhantastava, (10) Siddhastava, ( 11 ) Java viyarāva, (12) Suguruvandanasūtra styled as Guruvandana, (13) Daivasikālocanāsútra without any specific name, (14) Savvassa vi, ( 15 ) Abbhuţthio (this is not separated from the former once more a slip ), (16) Samayikasutra styled as Samayika, (17) Vandittunutra also styled as Pratikramapasutra, and ( 18.28) eleven Pratyakhyanastras.