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JAINA BIBLIOGRAPHY
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Pp. 11-12. Survey on the number and the value of the Jain manuscripts of which there is a talk in this valume. Among these 108 manuscripts, it is convenient to point out the following:
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Recall of some catalogues of manuscripts in which some Jain works have been enumerated. Importance of Guzärati which constitutes the language of the modern Jains. Many Jain treatises have been translated in Guzarati.
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Volume X (1892).
Of the 105 manuscripts, of which there is a talk in this volume, the following are the most important:
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Kalpalata by Samayasundara. This work has no other intention. than to be a commentary on the Kalpasutra. However, it contains a great number of historical information, notably on three sthaviras who bore the name of Kalakäickrya.
Atmaprabodha by Jinalabhasari.
Vinodavilasarasa, collection of histories concerning the princes, the saints, the merchants etc. by Udayaratna.
Pratisthavidhi, treatise of rituals.
Dhanapalacaritra, history of the banker Dhanapala, by Devendra
süri.
Ratnapalacaritra, in Guzarati verse by Kavimohan. Yogasant, with commentary by Yogacandramuni.
Nemiduta, an imitation of the Meghaduta of Kalidasa. by Vikrama.
Dharmasarmibhyudaya by Haricandra.
Sravakadinally, an anonymous treatise in Prakrit on the duties of the śrävakas a short analysis of it has been given.
Upadesamalaprakarana, by Dharmadasagani.
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