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P. 14. Vijayapura : Two Jina images lying half buried in the earth in the fort to the south of the Arkeśvara temple.
P. 15. T.-Narsipur : A panel containing a seated Jina figure in front of the tāluq office.
P. 16. Mugur. T.-Narsipur 88: An old Jain epitaph.
P. 17. Chamrajnagar : Pārsvanátha temple with figures of Pārsvanātha.
P. 27. WORKS TRANSCRIBED :
(1) Bhujabali-charitre, (2) Uttarapurāņa (in part), and (3) Jainendra-vyākaraṇam (in part).
P. 29. DRAWINGS: No. 2. Elevation of Chămundarāya basti, Sravaņa Beļgo!a, Hassan district.
EPIGRAPHY: (a) Ganga period.
P. 35. Importance of an inscription of the Ganga Durvinita in explaining the connection with Pujyapāda and the work Sabdāvatāra.
P. 37. A Jain epitaph (T.-Narsipur 88) at Mugur-Two Jain re: cords in the Mahābaleśvara temple on the Chamundi hill near Mysore.
(b) Period unknown.
P, 68. A Jain record built into the wall of the new Vaikunthanārāyaṇa temple at Talkad. It records the death of Lokáchărya.
P. 68. MANUSCRIPTS:
Traivarņikāchāra, a Jain law-book in Sanskrit, by Nemichandra flourishing probably in the 15th cent.
Bhujabali-charitre, a Kannada poem, by the Jain poet Pañchabana giving an account of Bhujabali or Gommața, a son of Vrişabha, composed in about 1612 A.D.
Bharateśa-Vaibhava, a Jain work written in 1612 A.D. by Ratnakara-siddha, giving an account of Bharata, a son of Vrisabha.
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