Jaina Bibliography Part 2

SR No.: 016036
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: A N Upadhye
Publisher: Veer Seva Mandir Trust
Publication Year: 1982
Total Pages: 900
Language: English
Classification: Dictionary & Dictionary
File Size: 15 MB

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JAINA BIBLIOGRAPHY
P. 93. Book IV. 6. Pathika, the Naked Ascetic. A naked ascetic seeks to prevent the wife of a certain householder from hearing the Buddha.
P. 95. Book IV. 12. Sirigutta and Garahadinna: At Savatthi live two friends, Sirigutta, a disciple of the Buddha, and Garahadinna, a disciple of the Naked Ascetics of the Jain Order. The latter reproaches the former for visiting Gotama. Trial in a stratagem; Garahadinna converted to Buddhism.
Pp. 98-99. Book V. IIb. Jambuka the Naked Ascetic :
Do.: Do. Part 2. (H.O.S. Vol. 29). Pp. 54-56. Book 4. 6. Pāthika the naked ascetic : Full story given.
Pp. 70ff. 8. Marriage of Visākhā : Treasurer Migara invites five hundred naked ascetics for feast on the occasion of his son's marriage. Full story given.
Pp. 92-99. Book 4. 12 Sirigutta and Garahadinna; The naked ascetics, the Niganthas. Full story given.
Pp. 130-137. Book 5.
11 Jambuka the naked ascetic. Full story given.
Pp. 233-34. Book 8. 5. Säriputta's uncle, who used to give alms to the naked ascetics to gain the world of Brahma, converted to Buddhism.
P. 305. Book 10. 7. Death of Moggallana the Great : Plot of the heretics to kill Moggallana with the help of thieves ; and king Ajātasatru burnt 500 naked ascetics with 500 thieves.
Do. Do. Part 3. (H.O.S. Vol. 30).
P. 36. Book 14. 2. The Twin Miracle. Sandalwood bowl suspended in the air by a cord from a series of bamboos, sixty cubits from the ground; any Arhat can take it by flying through the air. The six heretics including the naked ascetic Nāthaputta, strived for six days but they did not succeed in obtaining the bowl.
P. 138. Book 18. 10f. Treasurer Ram : Activity of Souls-Jain doctrine; they do not see their own fault, great though it be; though the faults of others exist not, they talk of them as though they did exist.
P. 185. Book 21. 8. Culla Subhaddā the virtuous : Subhaddā could not bear to look upon the naked ascetics who were invited by her father-in-law on holidays.