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6621j096 I
ASIA CATALOGUEOF
PRAKRIT MANUSCRIPTSIN THE BODLEIAN LIBRARY
BYARTHUR BERRIEDALE KEITH, D.C.L.
LATE SCHOLAR OF BALLIOL COLLEGE, OXFORD ; BODEV SANSKRIT SCHOLAE, 1898OF THE INNER TEMPLE, BAEEISTER-AT-LAW
WITH A PREFACE BY
E. W. B. NICHOLSON, M.A.EODLEY's LIBRARIAN
OXFORDAT THE CLARENDON PRESS
1911
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CATALOGUEOF
PRAKKIT MANUSCRIPTSIN THE BODLEIAN LIBRARY
BYARTHUR BERRIEDALE KEITH, D.C.L.
LATE SCHOLAR OF BALLIOL COLLEGE, OXFORD ; BODEN SANSKRIT SCHOLAR, 1898OF THE INNER TEMPLE, BARRISTER-AT-LAW
WITH A PREFACE BYE. W. B. NICHOLSON, M.A.
bodley's librarian
OXFORDAT THE CLABENDON PRESS
1911
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LONDON, EDINBURGH, NEW YORKTORONTO AND MELBOURNE
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PREFACEOuB, earliest-acquired Prakrit MSS. are those in the collection, mainly Sanskrit,bought in 1842 from Horace Hayman Wilson, the first Boden Professor (1832) of
Sanskrit at Oxford. Of the 84 items in this catalogue, they number 13.In 1843 no. 58 was bought in the Ouseley collection. It had belonged to
Sir William Ouseley, the Orientalist, who had died in Sept. 1842.In 1845 nos. 13, 22, 63, 410, 461 were presented by Sir William Walker. They
had belonged to his father, brigadier-general Alexander Walker, once governor ofBaroda, who died in 1832.
In 1849 were bought nos. 24, 313, 409-11, 457-60, with the collection ofSanskrit MSS. belonging to Dr. William Hodge Mill, formerly Principal of Bishop'sCollege, Calcutta.
In 1872 were deposited the two MSS., belonging to the RadcUffe Library(formerly to James Fraser), which are nos. 53, 833.
In 1887 were bought from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch, with some hundreds of SanskritMSS., the remaining 55.
Dr. Keith has constructed his catalogue to a scheme of details formulated bymyself.
The Contents and the Index of Shelfmarks have been drawn up respectivelyby Mr. Strickland Gibson, M.A., and Mr. Reginald Harrison Hill, Bodleian Assistants.The Palaeographical Index is by Mr. Gibson and myself.
The whole has been seen through the press by Dr. Arthur Ernest Cowley,Fellow of Magdalen College, one of the two Sub-Librarians.
In the collection of 6,330 MSS. given in 1909 by His Excellency the MaharajahSir Chandra Shum Shere Jung Bahadur Rana, G.C.B., Hon. D.C.L., Prime Ministerof Nepal, other Prakrit MSS. have accrued since this catalogue was in type, and willdoubtless appear some day in a 2nd vol.
E. W. B. NICHOLSON.
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INDEX OF SHELFMAKKS OF MSS.MSS. FRASER
No. INCatalogue
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VI INDEX OF SHELFMARKS OF MSS.No. INCatalooue
1313
No. INCollection
MS. Walker. . . 124. . . 125
No. INCatalogue
63410
MSS. WALKERNo. IN
CollectionMS. Walter
. , 168
. . ivib
No. IN No. INCatalogde CollectionMS. Walker
411 200*461 205"
No. inCatalogue
22 (1-2)
No. INCollection
MS. Walker. . . 206
MSS. WILSONNo. IN No. inCatalogue Collection
MS. Wilson408 151407 15^"412 158b405 210
No. mCatalogue40650
No. inCollection
MS. Wilson. . 211
261. . 262
No. inCatalogue
413 60 . .54 (2)
No. inCollection
MS. Wilson 349'' 370 371
No. INCatalogue
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PALAEOGRAPHICAL INDEXOF DATED MSS.*
No. IN Catalogue& Shelfmabk
833. MS. Fraser i6 . .25. MS. Sansk. d. 275.29. MS. Prakrit c. i .43. MS. Sansk. d. 293 .34. MS. Prakrit d. 20] 1. MS. Prakrit d. 9 .
410. MS. Walker 171b.32. MS. Prakrit d. 25 .
7. MS. Prakrit d. 5 .14. MS. Prakrit d. 14 .21. MS. Prakrit d. 28 .37. MS. Prakrit d. 31 .16. MS. Prakrit d. n .e. MS. Prakrit d. 45. MS. Sansk. d. 296 .
41 (4). MS. Wilson 390411. MS. Walker 200"
4. MS. Piakrit d. 326. MS.Sansk. d. 27647. MS. Prakrit d. 3566. MS. Prakrit d. 33460. MS. Mill 8a. .
461. MS. Walker 205 d .41 (1). MS. Wilson 39041 (2). MS. Wilson 39063. MS. Eraser 38 .13. MSS. Walker 124, 12540. MS. Sansk. d. 280 .62. MS. Prakrit d. 29 .42. MS. Sansk. d. 292 .49. MS. Prakrit c. 3 .
Date a.d.
14431464
146514791490igil151815.35
15371541154215631586168915981602160916131623163616621670168817011729173617401744175317591768
Scribe & Place
(see col. 1 7) .
(see col. 19) .(see col. 27) .(see col. 22)(see col. 8) .
(see col. 15)(see col. 24) .(see col. 12) .(see coll. 6, 6)(see col. 5) .
(see col. 1 7)(see col. 30)
(see coL 26)(see col. 27) .(see coL 35)(see col. 25)(see col. 27) .STanigadasa
Chaeaotee opWeitiko wherenot obdinartDevanagabi
Devanagarl,Jaina style
(very high inproportion tobreadth)
Devanagari,Jaina style
Devanagari,Jaina style
JainaDevana-gari
Devanagari,Jaina style
Bengali . . .Jaina Devana-
gariDevanagari,Jaina style
Materialwhebe kotoediitabtIndian Papeb.
Dark grey-brown paper
Glazedpaper
* Those in thick type have extra ornamentation.
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VIU PALAEOGRAPHICAL INDEX OF DATED MSS.No. IN Catalogue& Shjslpmaek
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CATALOGUE OF PRAKRIT MANUSCRIPTS1. METRE
1MS. Prakrit d. 1Prakrtacohandahkola, 17th cent. ?
Contents : the Prakrtacchanda^Lkosa of an anony-mous author, being an account, in 76 verses,pf Prakrit metres. It begins on f. i : srlgurubhyaunamaJj, \ djoyanaghiyanam I suranaratorlyana hari-samsamjai},ani I sarasarasavannachamda \ sumuhathdjayaii jinavdni II i 11 After verse 36, on f. a : iti puru-sandma ti chamddsii I prdkrtachamdandma^ I Afterverse 53, on f, 2^ : atha gdthdlaksanam 1 It ends onf. 3 : iya iya chamddnam I kiyaviyandmdl suppasidhdi Ihhamydi Idsanajuydi I cha chamdakusume II 76 II itisriprakrtachamdakosa samdptah 1
The MS. is extremely inaccurate, and has evidentlybeen copied by a scribe totally ignorant of Sanskritand Prakrit.
See Mitra, Bikaner Gatal., p. a8o; Weber, Gatal.,II, 27a, a73, which is very probably (because ofthe date,sake 1706) a copy of the MS. described in Aufrecht,Flor. Gatal., p. 158 ; these two have only 73 verses.There is a diagram on f. 3. The text is bounded oneither side by two red lines.
Former shelfmark : MS. Sansk. d. 139.Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 177).Size : io| X 5I in. Material .- Paper.No, of leaves : ii + 3 + xxxviii blank.Bate : probably about middle of 17th century.Scribe : f. 3'' : lisatam rsibhlmasena 1 sri 6 sthi-
varajiJn paratisaim lisa 1Character Devanagari, Jaina style.
f2. LYRIC POETRY2MS. Wilson 420Hala's Saptasataka, about A. D. 1822.
Contents : the Saptasataka of Hala, a Prakrit poem,being an anthology of erotic stanzas. It begins onf, I : sriganeidya nama^ \ msarasvatyai namal}, I m-
gurubhyo nama^ I pasuvdino rosdrunapa^imdsamkamta-gorimuhaamdam I galiagghapamkaam via sarnjndsali-lamjalim namaha II 1 II It ends on f. 24, with verse706 : iasi sirihdlaraiepduakawammi sattasae sattasaamsamattam gdhdnam sahdvaramanijjam II 6 II samdptam I
This MS. was copied by Weber in 1875 for hisedition of the Saptasataka, Leipzig, 1881. It is his J,see Pref., p. xxviii. See also his Essay on the Sapta-sataka, 1870; notes in Z.B.M.Q., XXVIII, 345 sq.,and Ind. Stud., XVI, i sq. On the literary importance,see Garrez, Journ. Asiat., 1872, pp. 197 sq. On thedate, 2nd4th cent. 1 see also Bhandarkar, Hist, ofBeccan, p. 171, who identifies the author with theprince of that name or at least with some client ofhis, cp.Weber's ed., pp. x sq. Also ed. by Durgaprasadand Parab, Bombay, 1889. For the Prakrit (Maharastri)see Pischel, Prakrit grammar, pp. 10, 11. It iserroneously described in the Bodl. Gatal., p. 381, asa Hindi poem. ^^^^^^
Size : 1 1 1 X 9-| in.Material : European paper, watermarked ' T,Edmonds^.No. of leaves.- i+24+ i blank. Arranged like aEuropean book.Bate : the latest watermark is 1822.Character: Devanagari.
S. CANONICAL WORKSJAINA PRAKRIT3MS. Prakrit d. 2
Sthanangasiitra, ISth cent. PContents the Sthanangasutra, being the 3rd anga
of the sacred canon of the Jains. The work is fullydescribed by Weber, Gatal., II, 390 sq., Ind. Stud.,XVI, 367 sq. This MS., which differs slightlyfrom the corresponding passage in Weber, begins onf. i'^ : om namo mtaragdya 1 suyam me diisam tenarn bha-gavayd evam akkhdyam \ egejlve ege ajlve ege damde egdkiriyd ege he ege aloe ege dhamme ege ahamme I therest being as inWeber. The text is fairly well written.
B
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CATALOGUE OF PRAKRIT MSS. (js)Edited, with Abhayadeva's comm. and a GujaratI glossby Megharaja, Benares, 1880.
The text is bounded on either side by three redlines, and the usual Jaina mark serves to adorn thecentre of each page. There is a vignette on f. i.There is no punctuation.
The 10 thanas end on fF. 3"^, 18, 35, 65'^, 78, 83^, 93,99"^, io6'v, and 116 respectively, with i, 4, 4, 4, 3, i, i, i,and I, uddesakas. On the Ardha-Magadii Prakrit ofthis and the following works, see Pischel, Prakrit gram-mar, pp. 1319. ^_i^^__
Former shelfmark : MS. Sansk. d. 239.Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 370).Size: ioix4f in. Material: Paper.No. 0/ leaves : iv + ii6 + ii blank. In the original
foliation the numbering runs i114, 1x6, 117sothat f. 115 is missing.
Date : probably about middle of i8th century.Scribe : his place of residence is given, f. 116^ : lisi-tam srlsivapunmadhe \ This is written over some other
notice.Character: Devanagari, Jaina style.Injuries: many letters are lost on ff. %^, 4, 18"'^, 19,
36^. 31^, 38, 38^, 39. 39^. n^, 79^ ^o, 8i^ 83.4MS, Prakrit d. 3
Bhagavatisutra, A. D. 1613.Contents : the Bliagavatisiitra, being the 5th anga
in the sacred canon of the Jains. The work, the moreproper title of which is the Vivahaprajnapti, is fullydescribed by Weber, Oatal., II, 430 sq., Ind. Stud.,XVI, 394 sq. It begins on f. i''^ : om namo vltaragayanamalj, \ namo arihamtanam \ namo siddhanam 1 namoayariyanam I nam.o loe savvasahunam I namo bambhielivle I The text varies in practically nothing save agreater tendency to using n from that printed by Weber.It is fairly well written, and the sayas and uddesaasare carefully numbered. The granthagram accordingto f. 361 is 15752. The granthagras are markedsporadically throughout. Saya i, 10 uddesaas, ends onf. 31 : saya 2, 10 uddesaas, ends on f. 34 : saya 3, 10uddesaas, ends on f. ^^ : saya 4, 10 uddesaas, endson f. ^6 : saya 5, 10 uddesaas, ends on f. 70 : saya 6,10 uddesaas, ends on f. Si'''': saya 7, 10 uddesaas, endson f. 96 : saya 8, 10 uddesaas, ends on f. 127^ : saya 9,34 uddesaas, ends on f. 155^ : saya 10, 34 uddesaas,ends on f. 161"'^: saya 11, I3uddesaas, ends on f 179'^:saya 12, 10 uddesaas, ends on f. 199 : saya 13, 10 ud-desaas, ends on f. 211'^: saya 14, 10 uddesaas, endson f. 218^: saya 15, no division, ends on f. 239:saya 16, 14 uddesaas, ends on f. 347: saya 17, 17uddesaas, ends on f. 252 : saya 18, 10 uddesaas, ends
on f. 263^ : saya 19, 10 uddesaas, ends on f. 368^saya 30, 10 uddesaas, ends on f. 281^: saya 21, 80uddesaas, ends on f. 282'^ : saya 32, 60 uddesaas, endson f. 283 : saya 23, 50 uddesaas, ends on f. 283'''^ :saya 34, 34 uddesaas, ends on f. 306''' : saya 25, 13uddesaas, ends on f. 335^ : saya 26, 1 1 uddesaas, endson f. 338^: saya 27, 11 uddesaas, ends on f. 338^:saya 38, 11 uddesaas, ends on f. 339: saya 29, 11uddesaas, ends on f. 340 : saya 30, 1 1 uddesaas, endson f. 343 : saya 31, 38 uddesaas, ends on f. 344'^saya 32, 38 uddesaas, ends on f. 345: saya 33, 124uddesaas, ends on f. 347 : saya 34, 124 uddesaas, endson f. 353 : saya 35, 133 uddesaas, ends on f. ^^^'^ : saya36, 13 uddesaas, ends on f. ^^6 : saya 37, 12 uddesaas,ends on f. ^^6 : saya 38, 13 uddesaas, ends on f. 356 :saya 39, 13 uddesaas, ends on f. 356 : saya 40, 31 udde-saas, ends on f. 357"*^ : saya 41 ends on f. 360''^ : then fol-lows the summary as inWeber, p. 451, ending on f.361.
The text is bounded on either side by three red lines.Each page has in the centre a blank space. Yellowpigment is used for erasures. There are throughoutcorrections in a later hand. The MS. itself is probablywritten by one hand, though in varying styles.
Edited, with Abhayadeva's comm. and a Gujaratigloss by Megharaja, Benares, 1883.
Former shelfmark: MS. Sansk. d. 231.Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 372).Size: iOjX5|-in. Material: Paper.No. of leaves .- iv+ 361 +ii blank.Date: f. 361: samvat 1669 (= a.d. 1613) varsedsosudi 13 ravau Ahimadanagare lisitam ICharacter : Devanagari, Jaina style.
5MS. Sansk. d. 296Faneanirgrauthi, A. D. 1598.
Contents : the Paneanirgranthi, a samgrahani of theBhagavatisiitra, XXV, 6, with an avacuri in Sanskrit.Described under Sansk. Oat., no. 1336. Another MS.in Kielhorn, Report, 1880, 1881, p. 94, no. 163; cf.Biihler,Eepor^ 1871, 1873, no. 310 ; Bhandarkar,DeccawCatal., p. 337, no. 386 ; Weber, Catah, II, 464.
It begins on f. i : pannavana i veya 2 rage 3 1 kappa4 caritta 5 padisevand 6 nane 7 I titthe 8 limga 9sarire 10 I khitte 11 kdla 13 I gai 13 samjama 14 nigase15 mil jogu 16 vaoga 17 kasae 18 I lesd 19 parindma30 hamdhane 21 veya 32 I kammodlrana 33 uvasampa-Jahana 24 I sanndya 25 dhdre 26 11 2 II bhava 27 dgarise28 kdlam 29 I tareya 30 samugghdya 31 khitta 33 phu-sandya 38 I Ihdve 34 parimdnam khalu ^^ appdbahuam36 mamthdnam 11311 ddragdhd I Ver. 70 omitted in thetext is supplied in the margin on f. 8^, and part of
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CATALOGUE OF PRAKRIT MSS. {3) 6ver. loi is supplied on the margin of f. 8^. It ends onf. 8^: daram 35 1 niggamthapulaya nhaya baiisa pa^i-sevagd kasdilld l thovd samkhidyagund I jahuttaram tevinidditthd II 5 11 bhagavaipanamsasayassa etc. w 6 w itiSnpamcanirgramthl sarndptal} 1
The text is bounded on either side by a broad redhne over two double narrow lines. In the centre ofeachpage is the usual blank space partially filled by a spotof red, two of which are also placed in either marginof the versos. ^_^^^_
Boughtm 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 445).Size : lof X 5| in. Material : Paper.No. of leaves : iii+ 8 + xlvii blank.Date: f. 8"^: samvat 1654 (=A. d. 1598) varse
dsadhavadi 8 ravau IScribe : f. 8^^ : pam krwastdganigaP sriyddavasisya-
ga jl I vavijayapathandrtham 1 siravdddgrdme ICharacter : Devanagari, Jaina style.
6MS. Prakrit d. 4The Jnatadharmakathasutra, A. D. 1589.
Contents: the Jnatadharmakathasutra, being the6th anga of the sacred canon of the Jains. The workis fully described by Weber, Catal., II, 465 sq., Ind,Stud., XVI, 306 sq. In this MS. it begins on f. i^ : omnamafy sarvajndya I terfam kdlenam tenam samaenamCampa ndmam nayari hotthd etc. 1 Throughout the textbears a very great resemblance to that in Weber. The(19) ajjhayanas of the ist suyakhamdha end on ff. a6,3*^. i5, 36, 43^ 44, 46^ 62, 68, 68v 69, 71V 74V 79T,81, 100, 103, 106^, 108^. The and suyakhamdha,10 vaggas, ends on f. II4.The MS. is ornamented by two vignettes on fF. i and
114^ respectively. On each page there is a space,filled with a circle of red pigment, or a similardevice, and in addition there is usually a circle of redupon either margin of each verso.
The text is bounded on either side by a broad redline covering two double black lines. The gramtha-grasamkhya is 5464.
Edited, with Abhayadeva's comm. and a Hindi glossby Vijayasadhu, Calcutta, 1877.
Former shelfmark : MS. Sansk. d. o,^^.Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hidtzsch (MS. 374).Size : loj X 4|- in. Material : Paper.No. of leaves : iv + 1 14+ ii blank.Bate: f. 114: samvat 1645 (= a. d. 1589) vrse
mdrgasisamdse suklapakse 9 tithau ravau vdsare \Scribe : f. 1 14 : navdnagaragrdme sdhadhannd I sd-
hajayamalla sdhamddhava sdhdjodhya sdhajasu sdha-
meghajt sdhacathardjapramusaputrapautrddisaparivdre-na U?dpitam I Snjnatddharmakathd sampurnna samd^ptdni I Then in letters written over some formernotice: atha srisudharmasvdmipatie Jambusvdmi tada-nukramena mcamdrasurir abhavat tasmln Camdrakulesnvidhipak^agacche bhattarakasn 5 srlsumatisdgara-surisvara tatpatte srl 5 mgajasdgarasurlsvara tatslksa-pam srllalitasdgara tatsiksar mdnikyasdgarapathandr-tham I This must be Manikyasagara of the Goyara-ksasakha, Ind. Ant., XXIII, 179, and as his pupilJnanasagara lived in samvat 1737, it must date early inhis life. He wrote no. 57 for his own use. This is,however, not by his hand.
Character: Jaina Devanagari,7MS. Prakrit d. 5
Upasakadasangasiitra, A. D. 1537.Contents . the irpasakadaSarigastitra, being the
7th anga of the sacred canon of the Jains. The work isfully described by Weber, Catal., II, 484 &(\.,Ind. Stud.,XVI, 315 sq. In this MS. it begins on f. i : om srisar-vajndya namah, I snjindya namah I tenam kdlenam tenamsamayanam Campd ndmam nagarl hotthd vannaii Pun-nabhadde ceie vannaii etc. I The (10) sections of whichit is composed end at if. 8^, la, 13"^, 14, I4''', 15T, ao,23j %%y %% The text corresponds very exactly to that given in
Weber. There is no blank space, but small figuresare placed in the margins of fF. 1'"', 47; 5'^, as ornaments.The text is boimded on either side by a dark red lineover two or more black lines.
Edited, with Abhayadeva's comm. and a Hindi glossby Vijayasadhu, Calcutta, 1877 ; with Abhayadeva'scomm., by R. Hoernle, Bibl. Ind., 1885 sq.
Former shelfmark:. MS. Sansk. d. 334.Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugeji Hultzsch (MS. 375).Size : 1 1|- X 5 in. Material : Paper.No. of leaves.: iv+ aa + xxxiii blank.Date: f. aa"': samvat 1593 (= a.d. 1537) varkhe
phdganasudha astamldine vdrabhume I lesakapatha-kayor rsidhand I
Character: Devanagari, Jaina style.Injuries : half of f. 7 is lost ; there is a hole in f. 11.
8MS. Prakrit d. 6Antakrtadasasiltra, 18th cent. P
Contents : the Antakrtadasasutra, being the 8thanga of the sacred canon of the Jains. This work isfully described by Weber, Catal., II, 494 sq., Ind..Stud., XVI, 319 sq. The MS. begins on f. i^ : tenamkdlenam tenam samayanam Campd ndmam nagarl l
B a
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CATALOGUE OF PRAKRIT MSS. ( S) 8Punnabhadde cetiye vannasamde tenam k etc. I Thetext is very like that printed by Weber. Thegramthagram according to f. ^y is 890. There arevarious lacunae.
The text is bounded on either side by two doubleblack lines ; in the centre of each page is a blankspace. The MS. is a comparatively poor one. Thewords are separated by lines at the top.
Edited, with a Sansk. comm. and a bhasa gloss,Calcutta, 1875.
Former shelfmark : MS. Sansk. d. z^S-Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch(MS. 376).Size: iofx4|in. Material: Paper.No. of leaves: iv + 37 + xxv blank.Bate : probably beginning of 19th century.Character : Devanagari, Jaina style.
9MS. Prakrit d. 7Anuttaraupapatikasutra, 18th cent. PContents : the Anuttaraupapatikasutra, being the
9th ariga of the sacred canon of the Jains. The workis fully described by Weber, Catal., II, 504 sq., Ind.Stud., XVI, 323 sq. The text begins on f. i^ : am tenamkdlenam tenam samayanam Bajagihe nagare etc. \According to f. 8 the gramthagram is 193. The textcorresponds very closely to that given by Weber.
The text is bounded on either side by two doubleblack lines ; in the centre of each page appears ablank space.
Edited, with Abhayadeva's comm. and a bhasa gloss,Calcutta, 1875. __^_,^_Former shelfmark : MS. Sansk. d. 2^6.Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 377).Size : io|- X 4^ in. Material : Paper.No. of leaves : iv +.8 + xlii blank.Bate : early part of i8th century.Character : Devanagari, Jaina style.
10MS. Prakrit d. 8Vipakasutra, 18th cent. ?
Contents : the Vipakasutra, being the nth anga ofthe sacred canon of the Jains. This work is fullydescribed by Weber, Catal., II, 524 sq., Ind. Stud.,XVI, 335 sq. It begins on f. i'''' : namo vltardgaya 1tenam kdlenam tenam samaenam Campd ndma nayarlhotthd I vannau I Punnabhadde cetie 1 vannau I Thetext is apparently very accurate. It ends on f. 35^according to this the gramthagram is iai6 (not 13x6as in Weber).
Edited, with Abhayadeva's comm. and a Hindi glossby Vijayasadhu, Calcutta, 1877.The (10) ajjhayanas of suyaskamdha I (including 4not marked) end on ff.6^, 11, 16, 19V, 32^, 36, 37, ^1, 33.The (10) ajjhayanas of suyaskamdha II end onff- 34^> 34\ 3f> 35> 35> 35> 35> 35, 35^> 35^-The words in the text are marked off by two smallvertical lines at beginning and end.
The text is bounded on either side by two doubleblack lines. In the centre of each page is a blankspace. There are a good many notes in a perhapslater hand. ^^^^^^
Former shelfmark : MS. Sansk. d. 337.Bouffhtin 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 378).Size: io|x5|in. Material: Paper.No. of leaves: iii+ 35+1 blank.Bate : .probably early part of 18th century.Character: Devanagari, Jaina style.
11MS. Prakrit d. 9Aupapatikasiitra, A. D. 1511.
Contents: the Aupapatikasutra, being the istupanga of the Jaina sacred canon. The work is fullydescribed by Weber, Catal., II, g^6 sq., Ind. Stud.,VIII, 377 sq. In this MS. it begins on f. i'^ : namovitardgdya 1 tenam kdlenam tenant samaeiiarn, Campdnayarl hotthd etc. I The text bears the closest possibleresemblance to that printed by Weber and by Leumann(Leipzig, 1883). It ends on f. 33^ : uvavdlsutra samdp-tam iti {gramthagram 1175) IEdited, with Abhayadeva's comm. and a Hindi glossby Amrtacandra, Calcutta, 1880.
The samosaranam section ends on f. 31 ; the uva-vaisutra on f. 33'^.
The text is bounded on either side by three red lines.There is the usual ornament in the centre of each page.
Former shelfmark : MS. Sansk. d. 339.Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 380).Size: To|X4|-in. Material: Paper.No. of leaves : iv +33 + xxxvii blank.Bate: f. ^^ : samvat i^Sy (=a. d. 1511) varse
vaisdsasudi 5 gurau \Scribe : f. 33'''' : mstarnbhatlrthe I prdgvdtajndtlya-
mamP vachdbhdrydsrd ratandlmdnikimusrdvimkobhydmmam gajdputrasahitdbhydm srlamcalagache vd rarnga-vardhanaganlrndasisydndm vd daydvardhanaganlndmSriapapdtikasHtram lekhitam I Many of the letters aredoubtful.
Character : Devanagari, Jaina style.
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CATALOGUE OF PRAKRIT MSS. (^3) 1012MS. Prakrit d. 10
Jivabhigamasutra, 17th cent. PContents : the Jivabhigamasutra, being the 3rd
upanga of the sacred canon of the Jains, treating ofspirit, jiva. The work is fully described by Weber,Gatal., II, 549 sq., Ind. Stud., VIII, 388 sq. It beginson f. i'^ : arham 1 namo usabhadiyanam 1 caumsae tittha-garanam 1 iha khalu Jinamayam Jinanumayam \ Thetext resembles very closely indeed that printed byWeber. It ends on f. 183 : Jlvabhigamasutram samaptam \The text is bounded on either side by two red and ablack Une. In the centre of each page is the usualblank space. The granthagram is 4500. Cp. no. 13.There are no divisions in the MS. save of subject.
Edited, with Malayagiri's comm. and a GujaratI gloss,Ahmedabad, 1883. _^___
Former shelfmark : MS. Sansk. d. 240.Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 381).Size: ii|-X5 in. Material: Paper.No. of leaves : iv + 183 + ii blank.Bate : probably middle of 1 7th century.Character : Devanagarl, Jaina style.
13MSS. Walker 124, 125Jivabhigamasutra, A. D, 1740.
Contents: the Jivabhigamasiitra ofthe Jaina canon asin no. 12, with a gloss by Jinadivijaya in Gujarat!, basedon the Sanskrit commentary of Malayagiri {Bodl. Catal.,p. 396, is wrong), composed probably in a.d. 17 16.The text begins on f. i''' of124 : om namalj, srigurave Inamo arihamtdnam nama siddhdnam namo dyariydnamnamo uvabbhdydnam riamo loe savvasdhunam namo icsa-bhdiydnam catuvvisde titthayardnam etc. I It is onlymoderately accurate. It ends on f. 156 of 125.
The gloss begins on f. i'^ of 124 : pranamya jhdna-vijndnadiksdsiksddiddyakdn I nydyasdstravisesajndn 1hitddivijaydn gurun II i II Sarasvatim namaskrtya bud-dhisiddhividhdyinim I Jivdihigamasutrasya 1 tabdrthahkriyate mayd II 3 II jwdjlvapadajndnam 1 jlvdbhigamaisyate 1 siddhdmtapurusasydyam I sadupdmgataydsthitajj, II 3 II It ends on f, 156''' of125 : atha prasasti^ Ivicdragahanem sutre I Jlvdbhigamasamjnake I mamdordhiydm hitakdri I tabdrtho 'yam prasasyate II ill bhat-tdrakasrwijayddideva I -pattdmbardharmanayal}, prakr-stdh I dcdryamukhyd Vijayddisimhdh I simhd ivdsanjagatl prasiddhdfy 11 2 II tesdm surivardndm I Budhaga-javijaydh prasasyagunayuktaJj, 1 dsan sisyd mukhyd IHitavijaydhvds tato nipundh 11 3 11 tesdm hi Bhdnavi-Jaydbhidhapam^itasya 1 srlmatsatirthyasukham dsukha-rdjamdnal} \ m^dhdvijivavijayasyasahodaro drag I sddhur
Jinddivijaya), krtavdms tabartham II 4 II Jwabh'gamo-pamge 1 Malayagirisuribhi^ krtdm tlkdm I mamdadhiydmapi sugamdm I upajlvya tabdrtha racito 'yam II 5 II yatkimcil likhitam kutam 1 sutrdrthobhayatas tathd I vidva-dbhir hitakdrais ca I sarvam sodhyam krpdparail), II 611karamunimunisasivarse (=1772 probably samvat, i.e.A.D. 1716) I harsenoccaistardm bhujadramge 1 dvitlyd-ydm budhavdre 1 madhau site sarvato bhadram ll 7 IIpratyaksaragananayd I gramthamdnarn, suniscitam Icaturdasa sahasrdni I slokdndm sarvasamkhyayd 11 8 llydval lavanasamudro I ydvan naksatramamdito ydvaccamdrddityo \ tdvdd idam pustakam jayatu I srljlvd-bhigamasutra sampurnnam 1 snh 1 The taba differsboth from that printed in the Ahmedabad ed., and thatin Weber, Catal., II, 557,The gloss is interlinear. The text is bounded oneither side by three red lines.
Size
.
10^x61 in. approximately for both vols.Material : Paper.No. of leaves : 124 = ii + 1 7 2 + ii blank. 125 = ii+
156. The original foliation has 326 ff, consecutively,as f. 167 is treble.
Date: 125, f. 156; samvat 1796 ( = a. d. 1740)varse mdrgasirsasudi 3 guro likhitam srtdhamadakd-nagaramadhye snmahdmraprasaddt 1
Character : Devanagarl, Jaina style.
14MS. Prakrit d. 14Suryaprajnaptisiitra, A. D. 1541.
Contents : the Suryaprajnaptisiitra, being the 5thupanga in the sacred canon of the Jains. The workis fully described by Weber, Catal., II, 573 sq., Ind.Stud., XVI, 401 sq. In this MS. it begins on f. i'^:snvltardgdya^ I tenam kdlenam tenant samaenam Mithildndma nayarl hotthd riddhitthimiyasamiddhd \ The textis rather carelessly written. It ends on f. 88 : surya-prajnaptisutram sarnpurnam I The (20) pahudas endon ff. 14, 19V, 20^ 23, 33V, 25-^, 25V 39V 3av^ 57, 59,64, 67V 68, 70V, 71, 71, 76, 83-^, 88, respectively.The text is bounded on either side by two double blacklines, over which, at the beginning up to f. 20''^, redpigment has been first put, then rubbed out. In thecentre of each page is the blank space. Yellow pigmentis used for corrections.
Cf. Thibaut, Journ. As. Soc. Beng., 1880, pp. 107 sq.;181 sq. The teaching is that of the middle period ofIndian astronomy, ibid., and Astronomic, pp. 19 sq.
Former shelfmark . MS. Sansk. d. 244.Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 386).
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11 CATALOGUE OF PRAKRIT MSS. (J 3) 12Size : loi X 4|- in. Material : Paper.No. of leaves: iv+ 88 + ii blank.Bate: f. 88: samvat 1597 (= a,d. 1541) varse
caitrasudi 5 7'ohininaksatre 1 ayusmanyoge Aldvala-pure I lesakapdthaka ^ubham bhavat (sic) 1
Character : Devanagarl, Jaina style.Injuries : the top of f. 14 is lost. Many letters on
ff. 4^, 5, 1 7V, 18, i8v, 19, 69^, 70, 73^^ ar#- blurred andillegible. There is a hole in f. 22.
15MS. Prakrit d. 12Jambudvipaprajnaptisutra, 16th or 17th cent. PContents : the Jambudvipaprajnaptisutra, being the
6thupangaof the sacred canon of the Jains dealing withmythical geography. This work is described by Weber,Catal, II, 579 sq., Ind. Stud., XVI, 410 sq. It beginson f. i^ : srlguruhhyo namal} \ namo arihamtdnam tenamkdlenam tenant samaenam Mithild ndmam na nayari-dam hotthd \ It is a somewhat carelessly written MS.It ends on f. 159^ : iti snjambudmpaprajnaptisutrasamdttam I
The text is bounded on either side by a broad redline over two double black lines. In the centre of eachpage is a red circle in a blank space. In additionthere are red circles in either margin of the verso.There is a vignette on f. i, and an attempt is madeto decorate f. 159''' with three.
Hultzsch, Z.B.M.G., XL, 23, describes the work asa vitti, but this is merely a slip.
Former shelfmark : MS. Sansk. d. 342.Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 384).Size: io|-X4jin. Material: Paper.No. of leaves: iv+ 158 (but 135 is double)+ ii blank.Date . possibly at the end of the i6th century.Scribe : the form of decoration and writing render
this MS. comparable to no, 6, but it may be by adifferent hand, in which case its date becomes doubtful.F. ^S9^ : sutram 1 akdralipikrtarn I is written aftersomething which has been blotted out.
Character : Devanagari, Jaina style.16MS. Prakrit d. 11
Jambudvipaprajnaptiourni, A. D. 1586.Contents : the Jambudvipaprajnaptiourni, being a
commentary on the 6th upanga of the sacred canon ofthe Jains. It begins on f. i^ : namo sarvajndya \ na-miuna vinayaviratiyatarakamalakayamjalipayato \ Itends on f. 46 : Jamvudivapannakarandnacunnl samattd \Jamvudlpapannattl samattd \ gramthdgratha i860 IThe text is carelessly written. It is bounded on eitherside by two double black lines, smeared over with red
up to f. II. The usual Jaina mark appears, and redpigment is used as an ornament on ff. 13, 14, i8v.There are a few marginal notes, perhaps by a later hand.
Perhaps an abbreviated version of the curni inPeterson, Ee^or^, 1884-1886, p. 144, as the gramthagrasare different. Identical doubtless with that mentionedby Kielhorn, i?epor^, 1880, 1881, p. 93, no. 149.
Former shelfmark : MS. Sansk. d. 241.Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 383).Size: iOyX4j in. Material: Paper.No. of leaves : iv + 46 + xix blank.Bate: f. 46: samvat 1642 (= a. d. 1586) varse
phdgunavadi 4 sitavdsare IScribe : on f. "46 a later hand has added : srisdmti-
camdravdcaka I vardmtisatejacamdravibudhena sani-pemacamdrasajusd \ citkose 'sau pratir mumuce 11 1 11
Character : Devanagarl, Jaina style.
17MS. Prakrit d. 13Candraprajnaptisutra, 16th or 17th cent. P
Contents : the Candraprajnaptisutra, being the 7thupanga of the sacred canon of the Jains. The work isfully described by Weber, Catal., II, 597 sq., Ind. Stud.,XVI, 416 sq. It begins on f. i''' : namo arihamtdnam Ijayati navanalinakuvalayavigasiyasayavattapattalada-laccho I The text is accurately written. It ends onf. 48^ : iti Camdapannattl samattd I subham bhavatu 1gramthdgram sloka 1824 1 The (20) pahudas end onff. 12, 15, 15^ 17V, 17V, 19, 19, aiv 23, ^6, 37, 40, 42,42"^5 44, 44j 44, 45> 45^ and 48^The text is bounded on either side by two doubleblack lines. As usual, there is a blank space in thecentre ofeach page. ^^____
Former shelfmark : MS. Sansk. d. 243.Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 385).Size: iOjX4jin. Material: Paper.No. of leaves : iv + 48 + xxxi blank.Bate: probably about a.d. 1600, to judge from its
resemblance to the other Jaina MSS. of the i6th cent.It is hardly possible definitely to iderrtify the handwith any one of these.
Character: Devanagarl, Jaina style.
18MS. Prakrit d. 15Wirayavalisutra, 18th cent. ?
Contents : the Nirayavalisutra, being the 8th to 12thupangas in the sacred canon of the Jains. This workis fully described by Weber, Catal., II, 601 sq., Ind.Stud., XVI, 418 sq. In this MS. it begins on f. i^namal}, srutadevatdyai \ tenam kdlenam tenam samaenam
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13 CATALOGUE OF PRAKRIT MSS. { S) 14JRayagihe namam nagare hottha I riddha Qunasilae ceiievannail I The text is on the whole carefully written.It ends on f. 45 : Nirayavaliyd suyaskamdho sammdtta \cha I cha I gramthagram 1109 1 cha 1The text is bounded on either side bytwo double blacklines. In the centre of each page is a blank space.
Edited, with Candrasuri's comm. and Sadaranga'sbhasa gloss, Benares, 1885.
Former shelfmark : MS. Sansk. d. 345.Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 387).Size: iOjX4|-in. Material: Paper.No. of leaves : iv + 45 + xxxi blank.Date : possibly middle of i8th century.Character : Devanagari, Jaina style.
19MS. Prakrit d. 16Frakirnakasutra, A. D. 1832.
Oontents: the MS. contains nos. 3, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10,of the Prakirnakas, certain works of the Jaina sacredcanon. These are fully described by Weber, Catal., II,608 sq., Ind. Stud., XVI, 433 sq. The MS. begins onf. !'' : Tiamiuna mahaisayam I mahdnumbhavam munimMahamram I bhanimo bhattaparmruim niyabharanam-tthaya paratthdya mil There are 173 verses of thissection, which ends on f. 8. The 6th section, with 173verses, the camdaviyyayam, ends on f, 15. The 7thsection, with 274 verses, the devimdatthaii, ends onf. %6. The 8th section, with 80 verses, the ganiviyya,ends on f. 39. The 9th section, with 141 verses, thepaccakkhanam, ends on f. 34. The loth section, with43 verses, the virastava {sic), ends on f. 36. Then onf. ^6 a new subject, a maranavidhi, begins : tihuyana-sanravimdam samghavayanarayanamamgalam namiilm 1samanassa uttamatthe maranavihisamgaha vuccham nil)It contains 660 verses, and ends on f. 63 : iti srima-ranavihipamcamo uddeao sammatto 1 Hultzsch hasoverlooked this piece.
The text is bounded on either side by two broadred lines. The numbers of the verses and colophonsare in red ink. ^____
Former shelfmark : MS. Sansk. d. 246.Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 388).Size: 10^x5^ in. Material: Paper.No. of leaves : iv+ 62 + ii blank.Bate: f. 63: samvat 1888 (=a.d. 1833) nd varse
phdgunavada 9 \ This date casts considerable doubtupon many of the other dates in the MSS., as it is quiteold in appearance.
Character : Devanagari, Jaina style.Injuries : there is a small hole in f. 27.
20MS. Prakrit d. 17Aturapratyakhyana and Bhaktaparijria, IBth or
IVtti cent. PContents: the Bhaktaparijna and Aturapratya-
khyana, treatises on euthanasia, being the 3rd and sndprakirnakas of the sacred canon of the Jains. Theseworks are fully described by Weber, Catal, II, 612 sq.In this MS. the Bhaktaparijna precedes. It begins onf. I : namiuna mahdyasayam l mahdnubhdvam munimana Mahdviram I bhanima bhaitaparinnam niyabharainat-thd paratthdya II i II bhavagahanabhamanarlnd I lahamtinivua suhamja malllnd I tarn kappaddumakdnana suha-yamjinasdsayamjana'CyMW There are 173 verses asin the copy in no. 19. It ends on f. 3^. Then beginsthe 2nd prakirnaka : desakkadesaviraU sammadditthimarijja jo jivo I vam hoi bdlapamdiyamarinamjinasd-sane bhaniyam lull It ends on f. 5''': iti Aurapac-cakkhdnam sammattam 1
The text is bounded on either side by a pattern inblack and red. There are small ornaments in themargin. The numbering of the lines is carefully donein red ink. The text is fairly well written. Hultzschhas overlooked the first part.
Former shelfmark : MS. Sansk. d. 247.Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 389).Former owner : f. 5^ : r vaijdpathandrtham ISize : io|- X 4|- in. Material : Paper,No. of leaves : iv+ 5 + lxvii blank.Bate : probably late i6th century.Character : Devanagari, Jaina style.
21MS. Prakrit d. 28Oacchacaraprakirnaka, with a commentary,
A. D. 1542.Contents : the Gaochac&rapralarnaka, with a com-
mentary, being a treatise on the duties of bhikkhusand bhikkhunis in 137 verses. It begins on f. i'*'namiunaMahdviram I tiyasimdanamamsiammdhdbhdgam IGacchdydram kimci \ uddharimo suyasamudddii 11 i ||It ends on f. 6^ : Gacchdydram sunittdnam 1 padhittdbhikkhubhikkhunl I kunarntujamjahdbhaniyam 1 icchamtdhiam appano II 37 II This last verse corresponds tover. 138 in the MS. used by Weber, Catal., 11,622, 623,Ind. Stud., XVI, 445. The colophon is : iti Gaccfidcd-raprakarnnakam samdptam I sn I ca I It is accompaniedby a siitrartha likewise in Prakrit. The text agrees veryclosely with that given by Weber, I, c. Cf. no. 22 (i).The text proper is arranged in the centre of thepage, bounded on either side by two black lines. Thecommentary is written at the top and bottom of the
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15 CATALOGUE OF PRAKRIT MSS. {3) 16middle column, and in the two margins, the orderbeing (i) top of middle column, (a) right-hand margin,(3) left-hand margin, (4) foot of middle column. Inthe centre of each column is the usual Jaina figure.The MS. is untidily written, and a good deal of thesutrartha is lost. ^^__^^
Former shelfmarJc : MS. Sansk. d. 379.Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 438).Size: io-|x5|in. Material: Paper.No. of leaves : iv + 6 -f- xxix blank.Bate : f. 6^^ : samvat 1598 ( = a. d. 1542) vararse
kdrakivadi 9 sampurnnam bhavati 1Scribe : f. 6^ : attapadhanatthae I IcP bald laksitam
(date as above) \ Ldtapilyayam liksitd I cha I cha ICharacter : Devanagari, Jaina style.Injuries : part of the left-hand margin is missing
throughout.22 (1, 2)MS. Walker 206
Gacchacaraprakirnaka, &c., 17th cent. PContents: X. the Gacchacaraprakirnaka, as in
no. 21. It begins on f. 96^^ : sngwrubhyo na-maT). I namiuna Mahdviram etc. I It ends on f. loi'^with verse 137, gachaydram sunittdnam etc. 11 137 IIiti Qachdcdrapraklrnnakasutra sapwrnnah, I tatvdni 9vrata 1% dharma 10 samjima 17 gati 4 jndnas ca 5sadbhdvand 1% pratydkhydna 10 parlsahe aa driya5 mada 8 dhydndni 4 ratnatraya 3 lesyd 6 vasyaka 6kdya 6 yoga 3 samiti 5 prdndlj, 10 pramddd 5 supal},I a samjnd 4 karmma 8 kashdguhya 3 tisayd ^^jheydl}sudhibhih, sadd II i II mmahdvlrdya namal} I cha I cha IcAa I cha \ cha 1
The MS. is only tolerably accurate,2. A legend illustrating the excellence of the Jaina
Dharma by the story of Samudravijaya and his rela-tives, hence called by Walker (1) on f. loa Jati (i.e.yati)-dharma, Jenano gramtha. It begins on f. 103tenam kdlenam tenam samaenam I Soriyapure nayare \Amdhakavinnisuyd I Samuddavijayaakkho hathimiya-sdyarahimavamaayaladharaiimpuranaabhicamdavasudevaiya ndmdjdyd I Kumti Muddi duve puttiyd tatha Samud-davijayo rdyd rajjarn pdldi I It ends on f. 108 : savva-jdyavehim savvariddhihim parivariu Baraval nayariemabbham mabbhenam nigratthat I ii ahiydro kahiii \ iisamkhevena sirigunanihdnasilrinam kae kahd kahiydl), IIcha I srl I cha I
The usual space in the centre of each page ispartially filled up by a coloured ornament.
In both cases the text is bounded on either side bytwo double red lines.
Size To|-x6 in. Material: Paper.
No. of leaves : the two parts have 6 leaves apiece.Bate: (i) probably about a.d. 1700. (a) pro-
bably about A.D. 1600.Character : Devanagari, Jaina style.
23MS. Prakrit d. 18Mahanisithasutra, A. B. 1777.Contents : the Mahanisithasutra, the and chedasutra
of the sacred canon of the Jains. This work is fullydescribed by Weber, Catah, II, 631 sq., Ind. Stud.,XVI, 45a sq. It begins on f. \^ : om namo titthassa I omnamo arihamtdnam I suarn me diisam tena I bhagavaydevam akkhdyam 1 iha khalu baumatthasamjamakiridevattamdne l It is rather inaccurate, though well written.It ends on f. I4I''': iti srimahdnikthasutram I chalj, I chah Ichah 1 sriJj, I sril!, I srllj, | srilj, I snh' I gdthdpramdnenagramtha 4944 atrddhyayandni sapta I kathdnakdni nava Isloka 4544 I gdthd 4944 I chalj, \
The text is bounded on either side by two dark redlines. The colophon and subject headings are in lightred. In the centre is a blank space filled with auspiciousletters. _^_^___
Former shelfmark : MS. Sansk. d. 348.Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 390).Size: io-|- X 4j in. Material: Paper.No. of leaves .- iv + 142 + ii blank.Bate: f. 14a: samvat 18^4 sake i6gg pravarttamdne
( = A.D. 1777) mdgasaramdse suklapakse dvitiydtithausomavdre Idsitam I
Scribe : f. 14a : parncacatvdrirnsaddgamaiapodhydpa-nimittam likhitam idam sutram \ risuratibamdiravdsta-vyasrdvikdsamuddyair likhdpitam I pamriuttamdvijaya-jiganiupadesdt I sreyo 'stu hramanasamghasya dcam-drdrkam dram namdatdd idam pustakam srltapdgacM-yahnsrivijayadevasuribhamddre muktam I cha^ I
Character : Devanagari, Jaina style.
24MS. Mill 36Bhadrabahu's Kalpasutra, 19th cent. ?
Contents .- the Kalpasutra of Bhadrabahu, completeas in Jacobi's edition, Leipzig, 1879. It was trans-lated by Jacobi in S. B. E., XXII. The MS. is modernand inaccurate. ^__i^.^
Measurement of binding : i3f x 8f in.Material : (? European) paper.No. of leaves : iii + 75 + iii blank. The original
foliation makes 150 pages (not leaves). Arranged like aEuropean book.
Bate : probably beginning of 19th century.Character Devanagari.
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17 CATALOGUE OF PRAKRIT MSS. { 3) 1825MS. Sansk. d. 275
EalpSutaryacya, A. B. 1464.Contents : the Kalpantarvacya, a collection of
legends in Sanskrit and Prakrit illustrating the Kalpa-sutra of Bhadrabahu. Both in Sanskrit and Prakrit ithas a text approximating closely to the recension calledC by Weber, Catal., Ill, 651, 666, see Sansk. Cat.,no. 1342. The Prakrit begins on f. 3, after the longintroduction : tatha hi I jimavrksamdhikalpadruma Ipttspamdhi jdtlkusuma I naremdra etc.: purima carimdnakappo \ mamgalam vaddhamdnatitthammi etc. 1 UnlikeC, this MS, usually quotes the Prakrit in full, but notalways. ^^_____
Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 434).Size : io| X 5|- in. Material : Paper.No. of leaves : iv + 30 + ii blank. Really 32, as f. 15
is trebled.Bate.' f. 30^ : sam 1530 ( = a.d. 1464) varse I It is
probably a genuine date, though the writing looks later.Scribe : f. 30^^ : Sumatihemaganind \Character : Devanagarl, Jaina style.
26MS. Sansk. d. 276Ealpantarracya, A. D. 1623.
Contents : a different recension ofthe Kalpantarvacyafrom that contained in the precedingMS. It correspondsto recension A in Weber, Catal., II, 6^^ sq. ; see Sansk.Cat., no. 1343. The Prakrit begins on f. i"'': purimacarimdna kappo mamgalam vaddhamdnatitthammi I toparikahim jinaganahardi therdvalicarittam 11 3 II purimajinasisdnam 1 esa kappo ceva jam vdsdsu pajjosavijjcCi Ivdsapadaii vd md I majjhimaydnam puna bhayanidyam Ipadyosaviti vd na vd I mamgalam ca srivarddhamana-sdmititthe I Jena ya magalam tena jindnam cariyaJikahijjati I samosarandni a mamgalattham eva therdvalid kahijjai I The MS. is terribly inaccurate.
Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 435).Size : 10 X 4|- in. Material : Paper.No. of leaves : iv+ 70 + ii blank.Date: f. 70"*^: samvat 1679 (= a.d. 1633) 'varse
dvitiydsddhavadi 9 ravau 1 This is, however, a cor-rection as regards the 79 and the month for somethingerased.
Scribe ; f. 70'': Varahdnnapuranagare lasitam lCharacter : Devanagarl, Jaina style.
27MS. Prakrit d. 19Kandisutra, 18th cent. P
Contents : the Nandisutra, a canonical work of theJains. It is fully described by Weber, Catal., II,
573 sq., Ind. Stud., XVII, i sq. In this MS. it beginson f. 3V: om namo srtmtardgdya I jayat jagajlvajonl Iviydnau jagaguru jagdnamdo I The text is very likethat printed in Weber, and is fairly accurately written.It ends on f. 33^ : iti srinamdisutram samdptam I Theintroduction of 50 verses ends on f. 5.The text is bounded on either side by two black lines.There is no blank space. F. i is blank. F. 3 containsa vignette.
Edited, with Malayagiri's comm. and a Hindi gloss,Calcutta, 1880. _^^_^^
Former shelfmark : MS. Sansk. d. 349.Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 391).Size: ioix4|-in. Material: Paper.No. of leaves : iv-l-33 (in the original foliation the
first page is not numbered) + xxxvii blank.Bate: probably about middle of i8th century.Character : Devanagarl, Jaina style.
28MS. Prakrit d. 19*Anuyogadvarasutra, 18th cent. ?
Contents : the Anuyogadvarasutra, a canonical workof the Jains. It is fully described by Weber, Catal.,II, 694 sq., Ind. Stud., XVII, 31 sq. In tliis MS. itbegins on f. i''': om namo vltardgdya I ndmamparncavihampannattam I tam jahd 1 dbhinibohiyandnarn 1 suandnamohindnam 1 manapachavandnam kevalananam I The MS.is fairly accurate, and corresponds pretty closely to thatused by Weber. It ends on f. 39'''.
The text isbounded on either sidebytwo double blacklines, and in the centre of each page is a blank space.
Edited, with Hemacandrasuri's comm. and a bhasagloss, Calcutta, 1880.
Former shelfmark : MS. Sansk. d. 363.Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 394).Size: io|x4|-in. Material: Paper.No. of leaves : iv + 39 + xxxi blank. The original
foliation makes 40 leaves, f. 37 being numbered H.Bate : probably beginning of 18th centtiry.Character : Devanagarl, Jaina style.
29MS. Prakrit c. 1TJttaradhyayanasiitra, A. D. 1465.
Contents: the ITttaradhyayanastltra, the ist mula-sutra of the Jaina sacred canon. It begins on f. isamjogd vippamukkassa \ andgarassa bhikkhuno 1 vina-yampdukarissdmi I dnupuvvim suneha me \\ 1 n Section i
c
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19 CATALOGUE OF PRAKRIT MSS. { S) 20ends on f. i'^ ; section 2 on f, 2^ ; section 3 on f. 3section 4 on f. 3 ; sections 5-36 end on fF. 3"'', 4, 4^, 5,6, 6v 7, 8, 8^ 10, 10, II, 11^ 12V, 14, 15V, 16, 16V18, 18-^, 19^ ao^ 21, ai^ 24^ 25, a5^ 27, 27^ 28^,29, 33'^. The MS. is carefully written ; its text seemsnearest to that of 'D' among Weber's MSS., seeGatal., II, 716-729, Ind. Stud., XVII, 43 sq.The text is bounded on either side by a broad redline over two double lines. In the centre of each pageis the usual Jaina figure, partially filled up by a dot ofred pigment. On the verso there are similar spots ineither margin.
Edited, with Laksmivallabha's tika and a bhasa gloss,Calcutta, 1880, and translated by Jacobi, S.B.E., XLY.
Former shelfmark : MS. Sansk. c. 122.Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 395).Size: i2|^X4|-in. Material: Paper.No. of leaves ; iv+ 33 + xliii blank.Date: f. 33''': samvat 1531 ( = a.d. 1465) varse \Scribe: f. 33'^: srikharataragacchesrljinavarddhanasu-
ripattaprabhusrrjiriacamddhanasuripattdlamkdrasrijina-sdgarasuripattaprabhdkara^njinasumdarasuripattapra-bhdkaradinakara- \ srtjinaharsasurindm upadesena I srl-mamdapadurgravdstavyasonidelhaputrasrlsatrumjayama-hdtirthaydtrasrijinaharsasuripadasthdpandsdvarmmika-(or dharmmika)-vdtsalyddyanekapunyacdritrapavitra-sodyadharanabhdryd lasdi putrasrigirindragiriirmgdra-cdracaturmukhaprdsddasamuddharana \ -raso- srljina-rdjaso- srlm^nikydbhydm bhdrydsrd- gaiirdt-Srd-" hdm-suso- mamdalikaso- ba(iuyaso- isaraso-" kumd . . . pdla-pramukhasdraparlvdrayutdhhydm sripustakabhdmddgdre Isvabhdtrsopanayandpunydrtham \ &rluttarddhyayanamlekhaydm cakre I ubham bhavatu 1
Character : Devanagari, Jaina style.Injuries : the MS. has been much eaten by ants,
if. 13a8 having suffered considerably.
30MS. Sansk. d. 253"Uttaradhyayanakatha, 18th cent. P
Contents . a few of the gathas of the tJttaradhyaya-nasutra are quoted here and there throughout the work,usually in a very corrupt form. See Sansk. Cat.,no. 1346.
Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 397).Size: io|X4|in. Material: Paper.No. of leaves : iv+ 1 o + Ixi blank.Date : about a.d. 1700, to judge from the paper.Character .- Devanagari, Jaina style.Injuries . ff. i"^, a, a'^ are damaged at the left-hand
bottom corner.
31 (1, 2)MS. Prakrit e. 2Uttaradhyayanasutra, and Oghaniryukti, 17th cent. P
Contents : two works written by the same hand.1. The "Uttaradhyayanasutra, as in no. 29, complete
in 36 sections. Its text shows some deviations, butonly in small points, from that in no. 29. It beginson f. i^, and ends on f. 28 with ver. 318: uttarajha-yandni sammattani II 36 11
The MS. is fairly well written and accurate. Severalomitted verses have been added by a later hand.Lacunae are marked on ff. 10, 13"^, 26.
2. The Oghaniryukti, a prakirnaka, according toone collection, here in 1142 verses, see Weber, Catal.,II, 816. It begins on f. 28: namal}, sarvajndya I ara-hamte vamdittd cailddasapuvvl taheva dasapuvvl I ekkd-rasamgasuttatthadharae savvasddhu ya \\i\\ It ends onf. 48"^: evam ughasamdydri jumjamtd caranakaranamduttd I sdhu khdvamti kammam anegabhavasamciyamanamtam II 1142 II Oghaniryukti samdpta}} I Ver. 1 142=ver. 1 1 56 in Weber, I. c. The text seems accurate. Forthe work, cp. Weber, Catal., II, 622, 8x6, 817, Ind,Stud., XVII, 62, 82-84.
In both cases the text is bounded on either side bya broad red line over two thin double lines. In thecentre of each page is the usual Jaina figure, partiallyfilled in with a spot of red pigment. In each marginof the verso is a similar spot.
Former shelfmark : MS. Sansk. c. 123.Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MSS.
396, 416),Size: I2fx5|in. Material: Paper.No. of leaves : iv + 46+ xxv blank.Date : early part of 1 7th century.Chq,racter : Devanagari, Jaina style.
32MS. Prakrit d. 25Oghaniryukti, A. D. 1535.
Contents : the Oghaniryukti, a semi-canonical workof the Jains. It is described by Weber, Catal., II,622 sq., 816 sq. It begins on f. i^: arihamte vam-dittd I caudasapuvvl taheva dasapuvvl \ ikkdrasamga-suttatthadhdrae savvasahu 11 1 II It contains 1 164verses,more than any of Weber's MSS. or of Peterson's (seeWeber, I. c, p. 816, n. 2). The 11 sets of a hundredverses end on ff. 7^, 14, 20, 26J, 33, 39, 45^, Jiv ^yY^ 63,68"^. It ends on f. 72"^ : iti srioghaniryuktih samdptalj, \Verse 1164 is identical with verse 1160 in Weber'sMS., no. 1923.
The text seems fairly accurate. Small lacunae aremarked on ff. 2"'^, 3, ii"^, la, 17, 18, 19"^, 22\ 28, 31.
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21 CATALOGUE OF PRAKRIT MSS. {3) 22The MS. is written throughout in black ink, even theverses being numbered in it. The text is boundedon either side by two double black lines. In the centreof each page is the Jaina figure.
Former shelfmark : MS. Sansk. d. 269.Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 415).Size : I of X 4j in. Material : Paper.No. 0/ leaves : iv4-72+ ii blank.Bate: f. 73"'^: samv 159 1 (= a.d. 1535) varse vai-
sdsavadi i ravau 1 The paper looks not by any meansso old.
Character : Devanagari, very high in proportion tothe breadth, Jaina style.
33MS. Sansk. d. 270Oghanirsrukti, 17th cent. P
Contents : the Oghanirjrukti, as in the precedingMS., with Jnanasagara's Avacuri of Dronacarya'sVrtti. It has 1164 verses, the last being on f. ia8:esd anuggahattha phudaviyaddhavisuddhavamjand inndikkdrasasaehim 1 satthia hiehim samgahiya II116411oghanijjutti samattd I cha I
The MS. is tolerably accurate. See Sansk. Cat.,no. 1356. The text of the niryukti occupies the middleof the and column, the rest being filled by the com-mentary. In the centre of each page is the usual Jainafigure. There are many corrections and notes by alater hand. .i^^^_
Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 417).Size: io^X5| in. Material: Paper.No. of leaves : iv+ i a8 (f. 1 29 in the original foliation
should be f. ia8) + ii blank.No. of columns : 3.Bate: probably end of 17th century or beginning
of 1 8th century.Character : Devanagari, Jaina style.
34MS. Prakrit d. 20AvaSyakauiryukti, A. D. 1490.
Contents : the Avasyakaniryukti, attributed toBhadrabahu, a work connected with the and mulasutraof the Jaina sacred canon. It is fuUy described byWeber, Catal., II, 742 sq., Ind. Stud., XVII, 50 sq.In this MS. the pedhia runs up to 5, counting 86verses ; then begins f. 89. The padhama varacariaends on f. 13'^, with the 177th verse. The biavaracariya(sic) ends on f. 34^^, with 355 verses. The uvasagga,with 7a verses, ends on f. 38. The samosarana endson f. 41 with the 139th verse. The ganadharavadaends on f. 43^ with the ao8th verse. Thereafter the
verses are numbered by loo's. The MS. ends on f. 11 8^:samdptam irimaddva^yakam I The text shows veryconsiderable differences from that in Weber.
In the centre of each page is the usual Jaina orna-ment, frequently filled in with red pigment. On theverso large circles of red are also made on the twomargins, and sometimes further ornamentation isattempted.The text is bounded on either side by a broad redline over two double red lines. The numbering of theverses is frequently made in red ink.
Former shelfmark: MS. Sansk. d. 257.Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 401).Size : 10^x4.^111. Material: Paper.No. of leaves : iv+ 1 1 8 + ii blank. There are really
116 leaves, as ft". 16-19 ^'"^ lo*^ ^"^ ^* 45 4^' ^^^double.
Bate: f. 1 1 8'*': samv 1546 (= a. d. 1490) varsedsosudi a Sukle I
Scribe: adyeha srimadd{coTrected to bhadd)anahil-lapattane likhitd pam bhdvacamdrena{V) I After thisa later hand has added the same verse as in no. 16above.
Character : Devanagari, Jaina style.Injuries : ff. 1619 ^^^ missing.
35MS. Prakrit d. 21Avasyakaniryukti, 17th cent. ?
Contents: the Avasyakaniryukti, as in no. 34.It begins on f. i^, and ends on f. 141^. The (21)ajjhayanas (for the titles see Weber, Catal., II,742 sq.) have 131 (50 for the theravalia, 81 for thepedhiya), 179, 349, 69, 69, 83, 24, 6^, ao8, 131, 105,64, 189, 5a, 167, 153, 156, 65, 118, 173, 71, gathas orsections respectively, which thus disagree to some extentwith both of Weber's MSS. They end on 7 (theravaliaon f. 4), 16V, 35, 38\ 42^ 46, 41^, 5^> 62, 69, 74V, 78,88V, 9iv^ 5,7, 105V 114, ii7v^ 123V, 133, 141V. Thetext appears to be fairly accurate.
Ff. 108-110 are supplied in a later hand. There arealso very many marginal notes in later hands. F. 1 10^is blank. Yellow pigment is much used for correctionsand erasures.
In the centre of each page is the Jaina figure. Thetext is bounded on either side by two black Hues. Thereare enumerated 2525 gathas on f. 141V, and the gram-thagra is 3107. ^___^__
Former shelfmark : MS. Sansk. d. 258.Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 402).-Size .- lof X 5f in. Material: Vaper.
c 2
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23 CATALOGUE OF PRAKRIT MSS. ($$ 3, 4) 24No. of leaves : iv + 141 + ii blank. There are really
14a leaves as f. 3 is repeated. The original foliationhas been corrected save on f. 138.
Bate : the MS. is probably as old as the middle ofthe 17th century.
Character : Devanagari, Jaina style.
36MS. Prakrit d. 22DaSavaikalika, 16th or 17th cent. P
Contents : the Da^avaikalika, attributed to Sijjam-bhava, the 3rd mulasutra of the Jaina sacred canon.It is fully described by Weber, Catal., II, 807 sq.,Ind. Stud., XVII, 77 sq. It begins on f. i: omnamah, sarvajnaya namalj, I dhammo mamgalam ukkat-tham I ahimsd samjamo tavo I devd vi tarn namamsamti \jassa dhammo sayd mano II i II It ends on f. 14''^ : itiBasavaikdlikam samdptam \ The MS. is fairly accurate.
In the centre of each page is a Jaina figure. Thetext is bounded on either side by two double black lines.
Former shelfmark: MS. Sansk. d. a6a.Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 406).Size: io|X4|-in. Material: Paper.No. of leaves . iv + 14+ xliii blank.Date : probably beginning of 17th century.Character : Devanagari, Jaina style.
37MS. Prakrit d. 31Paksikasutra, A. D. 1563.
Contents : the Paksikasutra, in prose and verse,dealing with the six mahavratas, and enumerating thecomponents of sruta. It begins on f. i : arham 1 attd-na mohadalanl I janxtm suyandnabhaviyaloyassa I sarisdsaharisabhdvo I panamdmi suydya suyddevi II i II tittham-kare atitthe 1 atitthasiddhe ya titthasiddhe ya I siddhe ajinerisl maharisl ya ndnam ca vamddmi II 3 II SeeWeber, Catal., II, 819-821, 1313, Ind. Stud., XVI, 323,XVII, 85. It ends on f. 13"'^ : iti Pdksikaksdmandsamdptah, I subharn, bhavatu srlr astu I chalj, I
The MS. appears to be inaccurate. The words areseparated from one another by small strokes at thetop. In the centre of each page is the usual Jainafigure. The text is bounded at either side by two doublered lines. Yellow pigment is freely used for erasures.
Former shelfmark : MS. Sansk. d. 398.Bought in 1887 fi-om Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 447).Size: io|x4|-in. Material: Paper.No. of leaves : iii + 13 +xli blank.Bate: f. 13^; samvat 1619 (=a.d. 1563) varse
asomdse suklapakse saptamydm tithau ravivdsare I TheMS. does not look half as old.
Scribe: f. 13'^: kngamdhdrabimdari lakhitaml}, \ Alater hand has added : mdhdsatl 1 hdsrapathandrtham Isrlrastu I
Character: Devanagari, Jaina style.
I 4. NON-CANONICAL TREATISESDOGMATIC AND DISCIPLINE38MS. Prakrit d. 26
Devendrasuri's Earmavipakasutra, 16th or 17th cent.PContents : the Karmavipakasiitra of Devendrasuri,
the first of the 5 parts of the Karmagrantha attributedto him, for which see Weber, Catal., II, 837 sq. Itbegins on f. i : sirivtrajinam vamdia kammavivdgamsamdsail vucham I kiraX jiena heuhim jena vo bhattaekammam 11 1 II It has as usual 60 verses, and ends onf. '^ ; iti srlkarmavipdkasutram srldevendrasuribhil},krtam I sril), I
The text is bounded on either side by two doubleblack lines. It does not appear to be over accurate.
Printed in Laghuprakaranasamgraha, Bombay, 1876,ff. 58'''-6o^ (61 verses).
Former shelfmark: MS. Sansk. d. 373.Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 431).Size: io~X4|-in. Material: Paper.No. of leaves : iv+ 3 + liii blank.Bate: possibly about a.d. 1600.Character ; Devanagari, Jaina style.
39 (1-4)MS. Sansk. d. 271Karmagrantha, 17th cent. P
Contents : 4 parts of a Karmagrantha with Sanskritcommentaries.
1. The Karmavipaka of Garga Rsi with Parama-nanda's commentary. It begins on f. i : vavagayakam-makalamkam vtram namiuna kammagayakusalam I vuc-cham kammavivdgam guruvayaddham samdsena 11 1 11 Itends on f. 30^ : eyam gdhdna sayam ahithdvaddhiailpadhikuna I jo guru pucchat ndhi Kammavivdgam ca-svaird II 168 II
2. The Karmastava in 5^ verses. It beginson f. 20''^ : namiuna jinavarimde tihuyanavarandnadam-sanapawe I bamdhudayasamtajjuttam vocchdmi thayarn.nisdmeha mil The last verse is on f. 41"'^: me tihuyanamahiu siddho buddho niramjano niccho 1 disailvarandnalambham damsanasuddhim samdhim ca II
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25 CATALOGUE OF PRAKRIT MSS. ( 4>) 26After the colophon of Govindagani's comm. follow
22 Prakrit verses, partly illegible through abrasion,ending on f. 42^ : iti Karmastavabhasya samaptam I
3. The Bandhasvamitva in 54 verses, with a com-mentary. It begins on f. ^2^ : namiuna Vaddhamanamgaiyalthanadesayam siddham \ gaXyaiesu voccham vam-dhassamittam oghenam 11 1 n It ends on f. ^^"^ : iyapuvvasurikayapayaranesu jadabuddhina mae rdHyam 1vamdhassamittam (illegible) kammatthaya soil II 54 II
4. A portion of the Sadalitika, with commentary.It begins on f. ^^^ : nicchinnamohapasam pasariya-vimalorukevalapaydsam I panayajanapuriyasam payailpanamittu jinapasam II i II
The MSS. are fairly accurate. The title on theoriginal wrapper (f. iii), Karmagranthah satikah Deven-drasurih is quite wrong. See Sansk. Gat., no, 1358,
Bought in 1887 from Dr, Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 419).Size : 1 1 X 4| in. Material : Paper,No. of leaves: iv+79 + xix blank. Really 74, as
fF. 1518, 39, are missing.Date; probably middle of 17th century.Character : Devanagari, Jaina style.Injuries : ff. 15-18, 29, and the end are lost. Nearly
every leaf is in part illegible through abrasion.
40MS. Sansk. d. 280Gautamaprceha, A, D, 1744.
Contents ; the Gautamaprceha in 64 aryas on themain Jaina metaphysical tenets, with the commentaryin Sanskrit by Mativardhana. It begins on f. i^ :muina ttitthanaham I janamto taha ya I Ooyamo bha-yavam I abuhamna bohanattham 1 dhammadhammam pha-lam pucche II i II It ends on f. 39^^ : jam Goyamenaputtham I tarn kahia jinavarena inrena I bhavvd bhavehasaya I dhamnadhammam phalam payadam II 63 II adaya-lisapannattarena I gahana hoi caiisatthl I gatha hui IThe verse is incomplete, and is followed by a few wordsin Gujarati. See Sansk. Gat., no. 1359.
Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS, 439).Size: io|-X5in. Material: Paper.No. of leaves: iv + 39 + xix blank. Really 38, as
f. 27 is missing.Date: f. 89"^: samvat 1800 (= a.d. 1744) varse
miti vaisdsavadi I vara adltavara IScribe : f. 89'^ : h-irupanagaramadhye lisitam pam I
gydnara srimdhardjdSrirdjastmghajlvijatrdjye ICharacter : Devanagari, Jaina style.Injuries : f. 37 is lost.
41 (i-7)_MS, Wilson 390Gautamaprceha, etc., A, D, 1701, etc.Contents : 1. the Gautamaprceha, as in the preceding
MS., in 64 aryas. It begins on f. i^: namiuna tittha-ndham etc. I It ends on f, 31^: adaya etc. I Thetext is fairly accurate.
2. The ITavatattva, text in 30 verses, with Sadhurat-nasuri's commentary. It begins on f, 33, and ends onf, 41'^. Text accurate.
3. The Navatattva, text in 39 verses, with Soma-sundara's Navatattvabalavabodhain Gujarati. It beginson f. 43^ : namah, srijinapravacandya etc. I and ends onf. 60. On the whole accurate. A Gujarati comm. isprinted in the Bombay ed., 1884.
4. The Navatattya, text in 49 verses. It begins onf. 61 : jivd \jtvd 3 etc. 1 It ends on f. 64 : jina 1 ajina3 tittha 3 'titthd 4 1 gihi 5 anna 6 salimga 7 tht 8 na7'a9 napusd 10 1 patteya 11 sayambuddhd 13 I Imddhabohi13 kka i^nikkdya 15 11 49 11 iti srinavatatvaprakaranamsamattam I srt 1 Before this is added: iti moksatat-vam 9 I The text is very inaccurate.
5. The S'ravakavrata, in bhasa, fF. 6469^.6. The Karmagranthaprathamavieara, in HincW,
fF. 70-73"*^.7. The Kriyasthanakavicara, a Prakrit treatise on
the same subject as the Kriyasthana in anga II, 2, 3,Weber, Gatal., II, 384, with an interlinear gloss inbhasa, Hindi. It begins on f. 73 : srivitardgdyanam,ai. 1 athd 1 nathd 3 I himsd 3 kanhd 4 dithi 5 mosa 6dinneya 7 abbhappa 8 mdna 9 mitte 10 mdyd 11 lobhe13 riydvahiyd 13 Ilin These are glossed in Sanskritthus: arthakriyd i anarthakriya 3 dkdsaknyd 4 dra-staknyd (?) 5 mrsdkriyd 6 adatdddnakriyd 7 adhydtma-ki kriyd 8 mdnakriyd 9 mitrakriyd 10 mdydkriyd 11iriydvahikl kriyd I After this the gloss becomes bhasaundisguised. These 13 are briefly discussed in 16verses, ending f. 75V: iti 13 Kriydsthdnakavicdralj. II illsrl I srl I sn \ sri I See Sansk. Cat., no. 1380.
Size: ioix5iin. Material: Paper.No. of leaves : ii+ 75 + ii blank. Each MS. is foliated
separately.Date: 1. f. 31^: samP 1757 (= a.d, 1701) varseposavadi 9 dine imduvdsare li \2. F. 41V: samvat 1785 ( = a.d. 1739) vaisdsasu-ditrayodasydm tithau 13. About end of 15th century,4. F. 14 -.samvat 1658 (= a,d. 1602) varse srdva-navadi i lasitam I5-7. Not older than 1750 a. d.Scribe: 1. f. 31V: mrdyamallajitasisyapujyakasnma-
noharajitakisya lipnkrtam munijagardma dtmdarthe Isrldllinagre srll} 1
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27 CATALOGUE OF PRAKRIT MSS. (J 4) 282. F. 41^ : Padmasdgarendlekhi ci daydsdgaraci
tnahd pdthdya i4. Was M'ritten for Anamdasagara, f. 64.Character : Devanagari, Jaina style.
42MS. Sansk. d. 292Wavatattva, A. D. 1759.
i Contents : the Navatattva, a Jaina metaphysicaltreatise in 39 verses on the 9 categories of the system,with the Sanskrit commentary of Sadhuratnastiri. Itbegins on f. i'*' : jivajlvd punnam pdvdsava samvaro anijjarand \ bamdho mukkho a taha nava iattd humtindyavvd II ill caiidasa caudasa bdydlisd bdsii humtihdyald I sattdvanam bdrasa cail nava bhed kammene-sim II 2 II It ends on f. 8'^ : amto muhuttamittam piphdsiam jehim hujja sammattam I tesim avatthapuggalapariattho ceva samsdro II 39 II iti Navatatvaprakaranamsamdptam I See Sansk. Cat., no. 1362.
The MS. is tolerably accurate. The text occupiesthe centre of each page.
Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 441).Size : lOj X 4j in. Material: Paper.No. of leaves : iv + 8 + xlix blank.Date : f. 8^ : samvad isvemdudamtirupamite varse
maghau mdse sitetarapakse pamcamydm karmmavd-dydm I ravivdre I i.e. samvat 1815 (=a. d. 1759).Hultzsch, Z.D.M.G., XL, 25, gives 18 16 as the date,but this is unnecessary.
Scribe : f. 8^ : Mumuksamofdhvayo lilekha Nava-tattvasukhabodhikdm vrttim 1
Character : Devanagari, Jaina style.43MS. Sansk. d. 293Navatattva, A. D. 1479.
Contents . the text of the Wavatattva in 29 verseswith the same commentary as in the preceding MS.It is, however, more accurately written. See Sansk.Cat., no. 1361.The words are separated by strokes at the top. The
text is bounded on either side by three red lines, and inthe centre of each page is the usual Jaina figure.
Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 442).Size: Iof X 5 in. Material: Paper.No. of leaves . iv + 9 + Iv blank.Date: f. 9: samvat 1535 ( = a. d. 1479) varse cai-
trasuddha 9 gurau IScribe: f. 9 : Mahisdsanapurepam camdrayasoganind
likhdpitam sisyavargdndm pathandrthe I likhitam dcdr-yaviSvandthena I
Character : Devanagari, Jaina style.Injuries : somewhat worm-eaten.
44MS. Prakrit d. 36Dharmaghosa and Somatilaka's Sattarisayathana,
18th cent. ?Contents : the Sattarisayathana of Dharmaghosa
and his pupil, Somatilaka, treating in 361 Prakrit stanzasof the thanas of the Jinas. The names of these thanasare inserted in Sanskrit after the verses of which theyhave formed the subject. The work begins on f. isiririsahdijinamdo panamiya panamirasurdsuranarimde Isavvannu gayamohe I suhadesanajaniyajanabohe II i IItesim ciya cavanal \ pana kalldnaga kamd samdsenam 1patteyam puvvabhavdi thdnasattarisayam boccham 11 2 IIIt ends with verse 361 : sattarisayapamdne jo jindne yathane [padhai sunazjhdne thdvae vdpahdne I lahudarisa-nandne pdvmnam amdne I paramasuhanihdne jai sosiddhithdne 11 61 II (Cp. ver. 368 in Weber, Catal., II,841) iti Sattarisayathdnam sammmattam I cha I Weber'stext has 369 verses.
The MS. seems to be a comparatively modern copyof a correct archetype. In the centre of each page is theusual Jaina figure ; the text is bounded on either sideby two double red lines, or three single. There are agood many later corrections. For otherMSS. seeWeber,/. c, who gives the date as a.d. 1331 ; see verse 360 :terahasayasagasle lihiyam inam Somatilayasurihim IBhandarkar, Report, 1887i89i,p. 99, no. 1281. On theauthors, cp. Klatt, Ind. Ant., VI, 255 ; Peterson, Report,1886-1892, p. Ixiv. __^^
Former shelfmark : MS. Sansk. d. 325.Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 475).Size : 1 1 X 4|- in. Material : Paper.No. cf leaves: iii + 13 + lxix blank.Date : probably end of 18th century.Character : Devanagari, Jaina style.Injuries : hole in f. 2.
45MS. Sansk. d. 278BatnaSekhara's Laghuksetrasamasa, 17th cent.?Contents : the Iiaghuksetrasamasa of Ratnasekhara,
with his Sanskrit commentary, treating in 263 aryas ofmythical Geography. It begins on f. i^: viramjaya-seharapayapayatthiyampanamiuna gurum ca I mamdu ttisasaranatthd khittaviydrdnuilm ucchumi II i II It endson f. 31'^: surlhim jam Rayanaseharandmaehim appa-ttham eva raHyam narakhittavikkham I samsohiyampaya-ranam suyaneyahim loe pdvei ttam kularamgamayapa-siddham 1 1 63 II
The Prakrit is very inaccurate. See Weber, Catal.,II, 859 ; printed in Laghuprakaranasamgraha, Bombay,1876, ff. 38a-56a. Cf. Sansk. Cat., lio. 1365. Called
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29 CATALOGUE OF PRAKRIT MSS. (4) 30anonymous in Mitra, Notices, VIII, 55 sq. There isa MS. (365 vv.) in the Indian Institute Library.
AsVajrasenaandHematilaka,whom he mentionsinhiscommentary as his gurus, are undoubtedly the teachersof Ratnasekharasuri, author of the S'ripalacaritra, I feelpretty confident that the latter must be identical withour author, not with that of the feddhapratikramana-sutra. The S'ripalacaritra was written in A. d. 1373,Peterson, Report, 1886-1893, p. ciii.
In the centre of each page is the usual Jaina figure.There are some glosses by a later hand.
Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 437).Size : 10^ X 5^ in. Material: Paper.No, of leaves : iv + 3 1 + ii blank.Date: very possibly about a. d. 1650.Character : Devanagari, Jaina style.
46MS. Sansk. d. 320S'raddhapratikramanasutra, 17th cent. P
Contents : the Sraddhapratikramanasiitra, treatingin 50 aryas of the duties and penances of laymen of theJaina sect, with Ratnasekharagani's Sanskrit com-mentary. It begins on f. i : guruvirahammi a thava-ndguruvaesovadamsanattham ca I jinavirahammi a jina-bimbasevandmamtanam sahalam Mill It ends on f. 107 :evam aham dloia nimdia garahia dugumchium sammam Itivihanapadikkdmto vamddmi jine cauvvlsam II 50 IIThen follow,on ff. 107 and 107'^, the details ofthe writingof the text and commentary.
The Prakrit is fairly accurate, and agrees very closelywith Weber's MS., Catal., II, 883 sq. See Sansk.Gat., no. 1366.
The text is bounded on either side by two double redlines. In the centre of each page is the usual Jainafigure. Ff. 13, 14, 19, and some words on f. 3 are ina later hand. It has also the name Sravakapratikra-manasutra, Mitra, Notices, X, 44, 45. The samyaktva-dhikara ends on f. ig^; the anuvratapamcakadhikaraon f. 57^^ ; the gunavrata on f. 79 ; the siksavrata onf. loi ; the sesa on f. 107^-
Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 470).Size : io|- X 4|- in. Material : Paper.No. of leaves : iii+ 107 + xvii blank.Date : probably the first half of 1 7th century.Character : Devanagari, Jaina style.Injuries; ff. 13, 14, 19, have been lost, but are
replaced in an old hand.
47MS. Prakrit d. 36Jinabhadragani's Samgrahani, A. D. 1636.
Contents : the Samgrahani, called also Brhatsam-grahani to distinguish it from the shorter redaction ofCandrasuri as in no. 48, a manual of Jaina doctrinein 514 (nominally 530) Prakrit aryas, by Jinabha-dra^ani. It begins on f. i : nitthavia aifhakam-mam l vlram namiuna tigaranavisuddham I ndnamanarn-tamahattham I tdsamgahanitti ndmenam II ill vocchamthiibhavanogdhanaya surandraydna patteyam \ naratiriryadehamdnam dilpamdnam ca vucchdmi II 2 II It endson f. 33'^ : jam uddhiyam suydii I puvvdyariyakayamahavasamaie \ bemi yavvam suyaharehim I taheva suya-devayd eya II 14 11 gdthd 530 I samgrahani sammattd IIgramthdgram 650 I There are only 514 verses.
The MS. is careful and fairly accurate. In the centreof each page is the usual Jaina figure, with a hole in thecentre. The margin consists of two double red lines.On ff. 9, 19, is an addendum by a later hand. TheMS. has clearly once been part of a great whole, as itis foliated both 133 and 63-83 (64 being repeated).Ff. 13, 15^ are blank. See for this work, Peterson,Beport, 1882,, 1883, pp. 36, 51, 66, 91,93; -Report, 1884-1886, pp. 46, 137 ; Weher,Catal., II, 891, n. 2,6 ; for theauthor, Peterson, Report, 1886-1893, p. xxxix; Klatt,Tnd. Ant., XI, 353. If he was a predecessor of Hari-bhadra his date must be 8th or 9th cent., if Jacobi,Z.D.M.O., XL, 103, is correct. His traditional date isA. D. 539-589.
Formr shelfmark: MS. Sansk. d. 333.Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 472).Size : 9I X 4^ in. Material : Paper.No. of leaves .- iii + 33 + xliv blank.Date; f. 33"^: samvat 1692 ( = a.d. 1636) varse
kdrttikasudi trayovasl gurau I This is not in the handof the text.
Scribe : f. 33"'' : srlkharataragacche srijinabhadrasuri-vijayamdne 1 vd Batnakirttiganind lakhitam I mamtri-sahidevapathandrtham I Also not in the ist hand. Forthe suri, cp. Weber, Catal., II, 1052 sq.
Character ; Devanagari, Jaina style.
48MS. Sansk. d. 323Samgrahani, 17th cent. PContents: the Samgrahani of Candrasuri in 277Prakrit verses with a Sanskrit avaciirni, based on Deva-
bhadrasuri's vivarana. See Sansh Cat., no. 1367.Printed in Laghuprakaranasamgraha, Bombay, 1876,ff. i3h-37b. Cp. Weber, Catal, II, 892-895 ; Peterson,Beport, 1883, 1883, p. 75 (318 \v.),Beport, 1884-1886,p. 8 (375 w.), p. 33 (373 w., see Beport, 1886-1893^
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31 CATALOGUE OF PRAKRIT MSS. { i) 82p. xxviifin.), p. 154. Verse a is: uvavayacavanavira-ham s(tmkham igasamalyam gamagamane 1 dasavasasa-hassajim bhavanavimamjahannathil 11 2 II This work wasused by Colebrooke, Essays^, 11, 1 98, note.
Candrasuri's pradesavyakhyatippanaka on the Ava-syakasutra was written in a. d. 1166, his commentaryon the Nirayavali, in a. d. 1173, Peterson, Report, 1886-1892, p. xxviii.
The text occupies the centre of the middle column.
Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 473).Size : lOjX^^ in. Material: Paper.No. of leaves : iii + 26 + xlix blank. Really 20, as
if. 49 are missing.No. 0/ columns : 3.Date: perhaps end of 17th century.Character : Devanagarl, Jaina style. Most of the
consonants are written with a little curve like r atthe foot.Injuries: S. 4-9 are lost, containing text and com-mentary on vv. 1777.
49MS. Prakrit c. 3Nemicandra's Karmakanda, with Nauigadasa'scommentary, A. D. 1768.Contents: the Karmakanda of Nemicandrasaiddhan-
tika, in 161 stanzas, with a commentary. This com-mentary was added at the top, and at the sides of thetext proper, after the text had been written. It seemsprobable that the same hand which wrote the MS.also wrote the commentary, and probably the scribeof the text was the author of the commentary, whichis merely a word for word gloss. The text beginson f. i'^ : om namo vitaragaya \ fanamiya sirasd nemimgunarayanavihusanam Mahdviram I sammattarayanani-layam payadisamukkittanam boccham 11 in The com-mentary begins on f. i'^ : asyam gathayam (?) Nemind-tham varddhamdnam caturvimsatittrthamkarasarnuddyamca Nemicandrdearyydda,ndm namaskdro 'sti I The textends on f. 1 8 : iti snnemicandrasaiddhdntiviracitakarm-maprakrtigramtha samdptah, I The commentary is veryscanty for ff. 17, 18, and the whole ends on f. 18^:abde sagaradvaitadiggajasomdnvite sukramdse rudra-tithau prdleyarasmivdre Sapddajaydbhidheye pure samu-drabijaydtmajajinagrhe bidvadbarajicchri 108 srldhoksa-carndrajitkasya sisyena Ndnigaddsenedam gramtharn,likhitam I
The text is bounded on either side by two red lines.The text proper is written in a large hand, the com-mentary in a small hand. There are vignettes on f. 9^,diagrams on ff. 8^, 10. The Karmakanda is also to be
found in no. 50, apparently fragmentary, having only81 gathas with a Persian translation.
Former shel/mark : MS. Sansk. c. 1 25.Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 418).Size: I2fx6|in. Material: Paper.No. of leaves : iv + 18 + 17.Date : f. i S'"' : abde sagaradvaitadiggajasomdnvite \
i.e. sam 1824 (= a.d. 1768). Hultzsch, Z.D.M.G., XL,24, gives 1827, but Biihler, Palaeographie, p. 81, doesnot give sdgara as a designation of 7, and though itmight be so, it is safer to take the date as 1824.
Scribe: Ndnigaddsa.Character : Devanagari, Jaina style.
50MS. Wilson 262Il'emicandra's Karmakanda, 19th cent. ?
Contents ; the Karmakanda of Nemicandra as in thepreceding MS., with a long Persian commentary. Tosuit the commentary the gathas begin on f. 86 : sfigane-sdya namal}, \ gdthd 1 pranamya sirasd Nemim gunara-yanavibhusanam Mahdviram I samattarayananilayampayadisamutklrtarna vocham w i II The gathtts through-out are sanskritized in this style. The MS. breaks offwith gatha 81 on f. 2. The MS. is very inaccurate.On f. 86^ is written : ' Karma Kand-Treatise onPietyJain Doctrines translated from Prakrit intoPersian. The original author is Nemichandra, a Jainpriest.^ He lived about a. d. 1073, Weber, Gatal., II,1214 ; Peterson, Report, 1886-1892, pp. lix sq. ; Bhan-darkar. Report, 1883, 1884, p. 44. He was also calledDevendra after his becoming a sadhu.
Size : 9I X 6| in. Material : Paper, glazed.No. of leaves : i+86 + i blank.Date: about beginning of 19th century.Character .- Devanagari for the Prakrit.
51MS. Wilson 458Kundakundacarya's FaScastikayaprabhrta,
18th cent. ?Contents : the Pancastikayapratahrta of Kun-
dakundacarya with the Sanskrit commentary of Brah-madevaji, a short summary of Jaina metaphysic in182 verses. It begins on f. 2 : imdasayavamdiydnamtihuvanahidamadhwanisahavakkdnarn, I amtdtidagund-nam namo jindnam jidabhavdnam \ cha 1 F. 108"^: egome sassa ho appd ndnadamsanalakkhano \ sesd me vdhirdbhdvd savvasamyogalakkhand II
The 1st mahadhikara, iii verses, ends on f. 71 : iti
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33 CATALOGUE OF PRAKRIT MSS. (4) 34tdtparyavrtto pamcastikayasaddravyandmo prathamoinahadhikara^ samaptal}, i
The and mahadhikara, 50 verses, ends on f. 96^:(after a Jong enumeration of the constituent parts) Hidasabhir amtaradhikarail}, pamcakadgathahhir vyavaha-ramoksamargavayavambhutayor darsanajfidnayor visa-yabhut&ndm jivddinavapaddrthdnam pratipddakadvitlya-mahddhikdrai, samaptalj, I This will explain the titlePanca^adgatha given by Wilson in Sansk. Cat.,no. 1371.
In the 1st mahadhikara, antaradhikara I ends onf. ld^^ samayasabddrthapithikdbhidhdnalj,.
Antaradhikara If, dravyapithika, ends on f. 21 III, ni^cayavyavaharakalaprarupana,
ends on f. 36 IV, jivastikaya, ends on f. ^^ : V, pudgalastikaya, ends on f. 60^
:
VI, dharmmadharmma, ends on f.64: VII, aka^astikaya, ends on f. 66^ VIII, ends on f. 7 1 with an enumera-
tion of these parts.In the and mahadhikara,Antaradhikara I, vyavaharamoksamargakathana,
ends on f. 73^ II, jivapadartha, ends on f. 79^ III, no special title, ends on f. 81^
:
IV, punyadisaptapadartha jivapudga-lasamyogaparinamena nirvrtta itikathana, ends on f. 83'^:
V, punyapapavyakhyana, ends onf. 85V:
VI, punyapapasravavyakhyana, endson f. 88V
:
VII, samvarapadarthavyakhyana,endson f. 89V :
VIII, nirjarapratipadana, ends onf. 9a:
IX, vamdhavyakhy|na, ends on f. 93: X, bhavamoksapratipadana, ends on
f. 96.The 3rd mahadhikara ends on f. 107 : iti gramtha-
samdptirupena dvddasasthale gdthd gatd 1 cha I evamtrtlyamahddhikdra^ samdptah I cha I
The rest of the work, ff. 107-109'^, forms a sort ofappendix treating of the satkalah. It is concluded bythis colophon, f. 109 : iti tdtparyavrtto prathamatastdvad aikddasottarasatagdthdbhir astdbhir amtarddhi-kdraili Parncdstikdyasatdravyapratipddakandmd pratha-mamahddhikdras tadanamtaram pamcdsadgdthdbhir da-sabhir amtaradhikdrai navapaddrthapratipddakdbhidhd-natrtlyamahddhikdras cety adhikdratrayam samudd-
I cha I iti Pamcd'
stikdyaprdbhrtalj, sarndptal}, I cha I 161 I cha 1 ThePrakrit is carefully written, and the commentary isgood. See Sansk. Gat., no. 1360.
Kundakundacarya is of doubtful date, cp. Peterson,Report, i886-i89a, p. xx: Hoernle, Tnd. Ant., XX, 351(Sarasvatigacchapattavali). The commentary states thatthe work was written for S^ivakumara Maharaja. Cp.Peterson, p. 154. ___Former owner : see the verses cited in Sansk. Cat.
Size : 1 1 X 6 in. Material : Paper.No. of leaves: ii+rio+ ii blank. The original
foliation makes iii, but f. ^5 is passed over.Date: possibly middle of i8th century.Character : Devanagari, Jaina style.
52MS. WUson 261Gathas, 19tb cent. ?
Contents : a collection of Gathas on topics of moralsand discipline, with a Sanskrit version and a Persiancommentary. It begins on f. 316 : imda sadavamdi-yanam tihuyanahidamadhuravisadavakkdnam 1 arntdtl-dagundnam namo jjindnarn jidabhavdnam mil Gatha a(counted as 3) is found on f. an'': samanamuhugddamaharn cadugddinivdranam sanivvdnam (1) I eso panamivyasirasd samayam inam sunadha vonnammi u 3 II Vv. 345,346, are both in Prakrit without translation, but withcommentary.
The MS. is extremely inaccurate. See Sansk. Cat.,no. 1371. This is the Paiicastikayasamgrahasutra ofKundakundacarya (see no. 5l) ; the text ends on f. 5with the last verse of the 3rd mahadhikara : maggappa-bhdvanatthampavayanabhavatti(readbhatti)-ppacodidenamaya bhaniya evayana (read ^yampava) sdram pacachi-yam sarngahasuttam (read parncatthiyasamgaham sut-tarn) 1134611 srlrdma 1 Verse 110 occurs on f. 137^,verse aoo on f. 79, verse 300 on f. 39.
Size : 10 X 6|- in.Material: Paper, glazed.No. of leaves : iv + 3 16 + iii blank. Arranged like a
European book.Bate ; about the beginning of the 19th century.Character : Devanagari, some Jaina characteristics.
53MS. rraser 38Jivavicara, A. D. 1736.
Contents ; the Jivavicara, a treatise in 51 verses onthe jiva in Jaina Dogmatic. It begins on f. 2,^ : sri-jinemdrdya namal^ I snrdjadharajlcarandbjdbhydm na-mal}, I bhuvanapalvarn vlrarn I namiuna bhandmi abuha-
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35 CATALOGUE OF PRAKRIT MSS. (4) 36bohattham I jivasaruvam kimci vi I jaha bhaniam puvva-surihim \\ i II It ends on f. 8^ : eso jivaviydro i sam-khevaruina jhdnanahetu (jdna in te\.t:jndnanem arthemgloss) I samkkhitto uddhariil I rumddum suyasamud-ddil II 8 1 II iti injlvaviydro prakaranam sammattam i
The text, which is fairly accurate, is accompanied bya gloss in Gujarati, which begins on f. a^ thus : tathdvlram jagadvrdyam I vamditva svagurum gurum l vaksyeJlvavicdrasya sutrdrtha lokavarttayd II i il It ends onf. 8^ : iti snjwavicdraprakaranam tabartham samdptam IVerse 50 gives the author's name.
For this work of S^antisuri see the comm. in Sansk.Oat., nos. 1372, 1373. Is he the teacher of Abhayadeva(a. d. ii6o) in Weber, OataL, II, 895, no. 7 ?The text is bounded on either side by an elaboratepattern of lines. There are very pretty vignettes onff. I, 9^-
Size: io|-X5jin. Material: Paper, glazed.No. of leaves : iii+ 8 + iv blank. The original foliationmakes 7 ff., f. i being blank.Date: f. 8'^: samvat 1792 varse idke 1658 (=a.d.
1736) pravarttamdne vaisdkhamase suklottarapakse 10tithau sanivdsare 1
Scribe: f, 8^: dcdryajih-i 6 srUivajijl tatiisyapu-Jyajirsi^ri 5 mjdjiji tasya kisyapujyajlsrlrsisri 5 rdja-dharajljl tasya Hsyarsivddyajt tena Stamhhath'thabim-dare lipikrto Jlvavivlcdro dharmdrtham \ This is writtenat the end of the commentary. At the end of the textappears : svasti snmallumpdkhyagacche sripattddhlsasn-pujydcdryajlsrisri 6 srisivajiji 1 tacchisyasripujyarsiSn5 Srisuryamallajl I tacchisyasrlpujyajirsisri 5 srirdja-dharajl 1 tacchisyarsivddyajl tena svdtmdrtham likhito'yam Jivavicdro I srl I Bodl. CataL, p. 404^, is wrong.
Character : Devanagari, Jaina style.
54 (2)MS. WUson 371Jivavicara, 18th cent. P
2. the Jivavicara of S'antisuri as in thepreceding MS., in 51 verses. It is carelessly and in-accurately written with many Sanskrit forms. In ver. 5it reads riuna I It begins on f. aa, and ends on f. 34^.See Sansk. Oat., no, 1372.
The text is bounded on either side by three red lines.
Size : I if X 5| in. Material : Paper.No. of leaves .- i+ 48 + i blank. This part consists
of a leaves.Date : probably the beginning of the 19th century.Character : Devanagari, Jaina style.
55MS. Sansk. d. 285Jivavicara, with the commentary of Bhavasiiudara,
leth cent.?Contents : the text of the Jivavicara written above
and below the Sanskrit commentary. It is accurate.It begins on f, i''^, and ends on f. 6^. See Sansk. Gat.,no. 1373.
In the centre of each page is the usual Jaina figure,partially filled up with a spot of red pigment.
Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 434).Size: ioix5|in. Material: Paper.No. of leaves : iv+ 6+ xxxvii blank.Date: somewhat doubtful: perhaps 17th century,late.Scribe : the name has been deleted.Character : Devanagari, Jaina style.
56MS. Sansk. d. 297Yogindradeva's Faramatmaprakaia, 17th cent. PContents : the Paramatmaprakasa of Yogindradeva,
a Digambara Jaina work in 346 verses, especially uponthe metaphysical system of the Jainas, with a Sanskritcommentary. After a long table of contents, endingon f. 4'^, the ist verse begins : ye jdyd jhdnaggiyaikammakalamka dahevi I niccaniramjanandnarnaya teparamappa navevi II i II The comm. reads jhdnagniyae.Verse a is on f. 6 : te vadail sirisiddhagana \ hosahimje vi anamta \ sivama'imniruvamandnamaya I paramasormdhi bhajamta II a II The comm. reads JiaVm andsivamayaP. Ver. 345 is illegible, but ver. 344 on f. 179runs : jam mdim kimpi vijarnpi yail 1 juttdjuttu vi etthu 1tarn varandni khamamtu mahu I je bujhahim para-matthu I) 344 II In the explanation the comm. againgives Yogindradeva as the author's name.
The work is written in a modern and very inaccurateform of Mahara^gtri Prakrit. The text is not veryaccurate, but the commentary is good.
The Prakrit words are usually separated by strokesabove the line. Vi is always as usual joined to thepreceding word. See Sansk. Cat., no. 1374.
The plan of the work is thus given in the preface,f. iv sq.
pamcaparame?tinamaskara, 7 dohakasutranivijnapana, 3 dohakasutraniparamabhedena tridhatmapratipadana, 5 dohaka-
sutraijimuktigatavyaktirupaparamatmakathana, 10 dohaka-
sutrani :dehasthitisaktirupaparamatmakathana amtarbhuta-
praksepapamcakasahita, 34 dohakasutrani
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37 CATALOGUE OF PRAKRIT MSS. (#4,5) 38samksepajivasya svadehapramitivisaye svaparama-
tavicara, 6 dohakasutrani
:
dravyagunaparyayasvarupakathana,3 dohakasutrani:karmavicara, 8 dohakasutraiiisamanyabhedabhavanakathana, 9 dohakasutraniniscayasamyagdrftikathana, i dohakasutranimithyabhavakathana, 8 dohakasutrani
:
samyagdrstibhavana, 8 dohakasutrani:samanyabhedabhavana, 31 dohakasutraniThese 123 sutras make up the prathamaprakarana,
Paramatmarupakathana.The and mahadhikara begins with moksamoksa-
phalamoksamarggasvarupa.moksasvarupakathana, 10 dohakasutrani
:
msa (i. e. moksa)-phala, i dohakasutrani
:
niscayavyavaharamoksamargga, 39 dohakasutraniabhedaratnatraya, 8 dohakasutranisamabhava, 14 dohakasutranipunyapapaisamana, 14 dohakasutranisuddhopayoga (ekacatvarimsatsutramadhye suddha
ityadisutrapamcakaparyamtam suddhopayogamukhya-tvena vyakhyanam), 5 dohakasutrani (the omission ofa sentence marked before the 5)
vitaragasvayamvedanajnana, 15 dohakasutraniparigrahatyaga, 8 dohakasutranisuddhanayena so^asavar'^nikavarnnavat 1 sarvve
jivaj}, kevalajndnasvabhdvalaksanena samdna iti mu-khyatvena vyakhydnam, 13 dohakasutrani (completingthe 41 above mentioned).
The culikavyakhyanam deals with the remaining 107{sic) sutrani. In this portion the 26 sutras, beginningwith the verse : paramasamahi I are divided amongst7 sthalas,
(i) nirwikalpasamadhi, 8 sutras ;(a) arhatpada, 3 sutras ;(3) paramatmaprakasanama, 3 sutras;(4) siddhipada, 3 sutras ;(5) paramatmaprakasaradhakapurusanam phalaka-
thana, 3 siitras(6) paramatmaprakasaradhanayogyapurusakathanaj
3 sutras(7) phalakathana, 3 sutras;
this ends patanika i, another follows (ff. 3^-4)5 butcontains nothing important.
Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 446).Size : io| X 5^ in. Material : Paper.No. ofleaves : iii + 180 + ii blank. Really 198 leaves
as ff. 37, 76, are double, f. 37 is counted as two, andff. 133, 134, 136, 145' 146, 163, 164, 165, 166, 168,171, 173-1775 179? have been split.
Late : perhaps end of 17th century.
Character ; Devanagari, Jaina style.Injuries : a leaf is missing at the end ; f. 93^ has
lost a corner, and many letters are illegible throughabrasion.
57MS. Prakrit d. 34Ratnasamcaya, 17th cent. ?
Contents: the Ratnasamcaya, being an outline ofthe Jaina system, in 331 Prakrit gathas. It begins onf. 1^: mlalitasdgarasadgurubhyo namal), I namiuiiajinamviram I uvaydratthd gurum ca slsam ca 1 siddhdmtasd-ragdhd 1 bhaiidmi jerayanasdritthd 11 i II It ends onf 18: iti srlratnasamcaya sampurrinam jdtam I subhambhavatulj, I No author's name is given.
The MS. appears to be inexact. A good many noteshave been added by a later hand, especially on ff. i^, 3,av, 3, 4Vj gv, 9, 10, ii"^, 18, i8'^. In the centre of eachpage is the usual Jaina figure, filled up with letters.Yellow pigment is very fireely used for erasures. Thetext is bounded on either side by two double red lines.
Former shelfmark : MS. Sansk. d. 313.Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 46a).Size : io|^ X 5| in. Material : Paper.No. of leaves: iii+ 1