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Prakrit and Apabhraíśa Studies
Bhuvanapāla's text of the Gathākośa(the Chekokti-vicāra-lila), which also shares with GM. a very large number of variants that are different from G.'s readings.
These comparisons and facts show that, besides using S as its principal source, GM. derived some material from S and T (which, together with Bhuvanapāla, had before them a text-tradition for some individual verses that was different from G.'S), and for the rest it eclectically selected from a few other sources, not caring to restrict itself to the Gāthā verses.
Il CONCORDANCE OF GM. WITH S. AND G. GM S
Some other recension
or source 1. gefa
1. (1. a FF177571)
238 (12. Bat172°) 2 (27°)
60790
3 (979)
151
T. 11; W. 816
644 (coastaa") 642 245 (12.3702176°)
112 114
3. ga90
664 (56. g572°)
94
673
250
