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CATALOGUE
OF
PRAKRIT MANUSCRIPTS
IN
THE BODLEIAN LIBRARY

BY
ARTHUR BERRIEDALE KEITH,

LATE SCHOLAR OF BALLIOL COLLEGE, OXFORD
;
D.C.L.
1898
BODEV SANSKRIT SCHOLAE,
OF THE INNER TEMPLE, BAEEISTER-AT-LAW
WITH A PREFACE BY
E.
W.
B.
NICHOLSON,
M.A.
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CATALOGUE
OF
PRAKKIT MANUSCRIPTS
IN
THE BODLEIAN LIBRARY

BY
ARTHUR BERRIEDALE KEITH,

LATE SCHOLAR OF BALLIOL COLLEGE, OXFORD
;
D.C.L.
BODEN SANSKRIT SCHOLAR, 1898
OF THE INNER TEMPLE, BARRISTER-AT-LAW
WITH A PREFACE BY
E.
W.
B.
NICHOLSON,
M.A.
bodley's librarian
OXFORD
AT THE CLABENDON PRESS
1911
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PREFACE
OuB, earliest-acquired Prakrit
MSS.
are those in the collection, mainly Sanskrit,

first
bought in 1842 from Horace

Sanskrit at Oxford.
Hayman
Wilson, the
Boden Professor (1832) of
Of
the 84 items in this catalogue, they

collection.
number
It
13.
In 1843 no. 58 was bought in the Ouseley

Sir
had belonged to
William Ouseley, the

In 1845 nos.
Orientalist,
who had
died in Sept. 1842.
13, 22, 63, 410, 461
were presented by Sir William Walker.
They
had belonged to
Baroda,
his father, brigadier-general
Alexander Walker, once governor of
who
died in 1832.
In 1849 were bought nos. 24, 313, 409-11, 457-60, with the collection of
Sanskrit
MSS.
belonging to Dr. William
Hodge
Mill, formerly Principal of Bishop's
College, 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 Sanskrit
MSS., the remaining
55.
his catalogue to a
Dr. Keith has constructed

myself.
scheme of
details
formulated by
The Contents and

The
the Index of Shelfmarks have been drawn up respectively

Hill, Bodleian Assistants.
by Mr. Strickland Gibson, M.A., and Mr. Reginald Harrison

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 Maharajah
Sir
Chandra
Shum
Shere Jung Bahadur Rana, G.C.B., Hon. D.C.L., Prime Minister
of Nepal, other Prakrit

doubtless appear
MSS. have
in a
accrued since this catalogue was in type, and will

vol.
some day
2nd
E.
W.
B.
NICHOLSON.
INDEX OF SHELFMAKKS OF
MSS.
No. IN Catalogue
MSS.
FRASER
VI
INDEX OF SHELFMARKS OF
MSS.
MSS.
WALKER
No. IN Catalogde No. IN
Collection
No. IN Catalooue
No. IN
Collection
No. IN Catalogue
No. IN
Collection
No. in Catalogue
No. IN
Collection
MS. Walker
13 13
.
.
MS. Walter
63 410
.
MS. Walker
411 461
MS. Walker
22 (1-2)
.
.
124 125
168
ivib
200* 205"
206
MSS.
No. IN
WILSON
No. in Catalogue
No. in Collection No. IN
Catalogue
No. in Collection
No.
m
.
Catalogue
No. in Collection
Catalogue
MS. Wilson
408 407 412 405
151
MS. Wilson
406
50
.
MS. Wilson
413 60
15^" 158b
211 261 262
349''
54
(2)
370 371
210
PALAEOGRAPHICAL INDEX
OF DATED
MSS.*
No. IN Catalogue & Shelfmabk
Date
a.d.
Scribe
& Place
Chaeaotee op Weitiko where not obdin art Devanagabi
Material whebe kot

oediitabt
Indian Papeb.
833.
25. 29. 43.
MS. Fraser MS. Sansk.
i6
d.
275.
.
1443 1464
(see col. 1 7)
(see col. 19) (see col. 27)
Devanagarl, Jaina style
34.
]
1.
410.
32.
MS. Prakrit c. i MS. Sansk. d. 293 MS. Prakrit d. 20 MS. Prakrit d. 9 MS. Walker 171b. MS. Prakrit d. 25
.
.
1465 1479
1490
igil 1518
15.35
(see col. 22)

(see col. 8)
.
7.
MS. Prakrit MS. Prakrit MS. Prakrit

MS. Prakrit MS. Prakrit
d. 5
1537
1541 1542
(very high in proportion to breadth) Devanagari, Jaina style

(see col. 15) (see col. 24) (see col. 12)
14.
d. d.
21.
37.
16.
e.
14 28 31
Devanagari, Jaina style

.
d.
d.
n
4
1563 1586
MS. Prakrit
MS. Sansk.
d.
d.
1689
.
(see coll. 6, 6)
(see col. 5)
.
JainaDevanagari Devanagari, Jaina style
5.
296
1598
1602 1609 1613 1623 1636 1662 1670
41 (4). MS. Wilson 390 411. MS. Walker 200" MS. Piakrit d. 3 4.
26.
47. 66.
MS.Sansk.
d.
276
(see col. 1 7)
460. 461.
MS. MS. MS.
Prakrit d. 35 Prakrit d. 33 Mill 8a.

.
(see col. 30)
Bengali
Dark
grey-
MS. Walker 205 d

(1).
brown paper
.
1688
1701
(see coL 26) (see col. 27)
Jaina Devanagari
41
MS. Wilson 390 MS. Wilson 390

.
Devanagari, Jaina style

.
41
63.
13.
(2).
1729
MS. Eraser 38
1736
1740 1744 1753 1759
(see
coL 35)
40. 62. 42.
MSS. Walker 124, 125 MS. Sansk. d. 280 MS. Prakrit d. 29 MS. Sansk. d. 292
.
Glazed paper
(see col. 25) (see col. 27)
49.
MS. Prakrit
c.
1768
*
STanigadasa
Those in thick type have extra ornamentation.
VIU
PALAEOGRAPHICAL INDEX OF DATED

No. IN Catalogue
MSS.
&
Shjslpmaek
CATALOGUE OF PRAKRIT MANUSCRIPTS

1.
1
Contents
METRE
d. 1
?
gurubhyo nama^
pasuvdino rosdrunapaîmdsamkamta-
MS. Prakrit
an
Prakrtacohandahkola, 17th cent.

:
galiagghapamkaam via sarnjndsaligorimuhaamdam lamjalim namaha 1 It ends on f. 24, with verse

I
II
II
the Prakrtacchanda^Lkosa of an anony-
mous
namaJj,
author,
being
account,
in
:
pf Prakrit metres.
\
It begins on f. i djoyanaghiyanam suranaratorlyana harisamsamjai},ani sarasarasavannachamda sumuhathd

I
I
76 verses, srlgurubhyau
706 iasi sirihdlaraie pduakawammi sattasae sattasaam samattam gdhdnam sahdvaramanijjam 6 samdptam This MS. was copied by Weber in 1875 for his
:
II
II
edition of the Saptasataka, Leipzig, 1881.

see Pref., p. xxviii.
It is his J,
See also his Essay on the Sapta-
sataka, 1870; notes in
jayaii jinavdni
II
11
After verse 36, on

I
Z.B.M.Q., XXVIII, 345
sq.,
f.
iti
I
puruAfter
and Ind.
Stud.,
XVI,
i sq.
sandma
:
ti
chamddsii
f,
prdkrtachamdandma^
1 I
see Garrez, Journ. Asiat.,
verse 53, on f. 3 iya iya
2^
atha gdthdlaksanam
On the literary importance, On the 1872, pp. 197 sq.
It ends on
I
chamddnam
I
kiyaviyandmdl suppasidhdi
hhamydi Idsanajuydi
cha
chamdakusume
1
II
76
II
iti
date, 2nd4th cent. 1 see also Bhandarkar, Hist, of Beccan, p. 171, who identifies the author with the prince of that name or at least with some client of
his, cp. Weber's ed.,
sriprakrtachamdakosa samdptah
extremely inaccurate, and has evidently been copied by a scribe totally ignorant of Sanskrit
is
The MS.
and
Prakrit.
pp. x sq. Also ed. by Durgaprasad and Parab, Bombay, 1889. For the Prakrit (Maharastri) see Pischel, Prakrit grammar, pp. 10, 11. It is
See Mitra, Bikaner Gatal., p. a8o; Weber, Gatal., II, 27a, a73, which is very probably (because of the date,
sake 1706) a copy of the
Flor. Gatal., p. 158
;
erroneously described in the Bodl. Gatal., p. 381, as a Hindi poem. ^^^^^^

Size
:
MS.
described in Aufrecht,
1
:
X 9-|
in.
There
is
these two have only 73 verses. a diagram on f. 3. The text is bounded on

lines.
Material
European
paper, blank.
watermarked
Arranged
'
T,
Edmonds^.
No. of
leaves.-
either side
by two red
i+24 + i
like a
Former shelfmark : MS. Sansk. d. 139. Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. Size : io| X 5I in. Material Paper.
.-
European book. Bate : the latest watermark

Character: Devanagari.
177).
is
1822.
No, of leaves : ii + 3 + xxxviii blank. Bate : probably about middle of 17th century.
Scribe
:
f.
S.
CANONICAL WORKS
JAINA PRAKRIT
3''
lisatam rsibhlmasena
1
sri
6 sthi-
varajiJn paratisaim lisa
3MS.
Prakrit d. 2
Character
Devanagari, Jaina
style.
Sthanangasiitra, ISth cent. P

Contents the Sthanangasutra, being the 3rd anga of the sacred canon of the Jains. The work is fully described by Weber, Gatal., II, 390 sq., Ind. Stud.,
f2.
LYRIC POETRY
2MS.
Wilson 420
Hala's Saptasataka, about A. D. 1822.

the Saptasataka of Hala, a Prakrit poem, being an anthology of erotic stanzas. It begins on sriganeidya nama^ f, I msarasvatyai namal}, m:
:
XVI, 367 sq. This MS., which differs slightly from the corresponding passage in Weber, begins on
f. i'^ om namo mtaragdya suyam me diisam tenarn bhagavayd evam akkhdyam egejlve ege ajlve ege damde egd
:
1 \
Contents
kiriyd ege
rest
he
ege aloe ege
being as in Weber.
dhamme ege ahamme the The text is fairly well written.

I
CATALOGUE OF PRAKRIT
Edited, with Abhayadeva's comm. and a GujaratI gloss by Megharaja, Benares, 1880. The text is bounded on either side by three red lines, and the usual Jaina mark serves to adorn the
centre
MSS.
(js)
f. 263^ saya 19, 10 uddesaas, ends on f. 368^ saya 30, 10 uddesaas, ends on f. 281^: saya 21, 80 uddesaas, ends on f. 282'^ saya 32, 60 uddesaas, ends
on
on
There
There is a vignette on f. i. 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 of this and the following works, see Pischel, Prakrit gramis
of each page.
saya 23, 50 uddesaas, ends on f. 283'''^ : saya 34, 34 uddesaas, ends on f. 306''' : saya 25, 13 uddesaas, ends on f. 335^ saya 26, 1 1 uddesaas, ends on f. 338^: saya 27, 11 uddesaas, ends on f. 338^:
f.
283
saya 38,
11 uddesaas, ends on
f.
:
f.
339: saya 29, 11
uddesaas, ends on
:
mar, pp. 1319.
Former shelfmark : d. 239. Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS.
Size:
foliation
^_i^^__ MS. Sansk.
340 saya 30, 1 1 uddesaas, ends saya 31, 38 uddesaas, ends on f. 344'^ on f. 343 saya 32, 38 uddesaas, ends on f. 345: saya 33, 124 uddesaas, ends on f. 347 : saya 34, 124 uddesaas, ends on
saya f. 353 : saya 35, 133 uddesaas, ends on f. ^^^'^ 36, 13 uddesaas, ends on f. ^^6 : saya 37, 12 uddesaas,
:
370).
ioix4f in.
:
Material: Paper.
ii
No. 0/ leaves
that
f.
iv
+ ii6 +
blank.
In the original
ends on
f.
the numbering
runs i 114, 1x6, 117
^^6
saya 38, 13 uddesaas, ends on

:
f.
356
so
115 is missing. Date : probably about middle of i8th century. Scribe : his place of residence is given, f. 116^
\
saya 39, 13 uddesaas, ends on f. 356 saya 40, 31 uddesaas, ends on f. 357"*^ saya 41 ends on f. 360''^ : then fol:
lows the
lisi-
summary as
in Weber, p. 451, ending
on
f.361.
tam srlsivapunmadhe
notice.
This
is
written over
some other
The text is bounded on either side by three red lines. Each page has in the centre a blank space. Yellow
pigment
is
used for erasures.
Character: Devanagari, Jaina

Injuries:
style.
corrections in a later hand.

%^, 4,
18"'^,
The MS.
There are throughout itself is probably
many
letters are lost
on
ff.
19,
written
by one hand, though
in varying styles.
36^. 31^, 38, 38^, 39. 39^.
n^, 79^
ô,
8i^
83.
Edited, with Abhayadeva's

gloss
4 MS, Prakrit d. 3
Bhagavatisutra, A. D. 1613.
Contents
:
comm. and a Gujarati by Megharaja, Benares, 1883.
the Bliagavatisiitra, being the 5th anga
Former shelfmark: MS. Sansk. d. 231. Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 372).
Material: Paper. iv + 361 +ii blank. No. of leaves Date: f. 361: samvat 1669 ( = a.d. 1613) varse dsosudi 13 ravau Ahimadanagare lisitam Character : Devanagari, Jaina style.
.-
in the sacred
canon of the Jains.

is
The work,
the
is
more
fully
Size: iOjX5|-in.
proper
title
of which
the Vivahaprajnapti,
described by Weber, Oatal., II, 430 sq., Ind. Stud.,
om namo vltaragaya XVI, 394 sq. It begins on f. namalj, namo arihamtanam namo siddhanam namo
i''^
:
\ \ 1
ayariyanam
livle
I
nam.o loe savvasahunam
namo bambhie
The
text varies in practically nothing save a
5
Contents
:
MS.
Sansk. d. 296
by Weber. and the sayas and uddesaas The granthagram according are carefully numbered. granthagras are marked The f. is to 361 15752. sporadically throughout. Saya i, 10 uddesaas, ends on saya 2, 10 uddesaas, ends on f. 34 saya 3, 10 f. 31 saya 4, 10 uddesaas, ends uddesaas, ends on f. ^^ on f. ^6 saya 5, 10 uddesaas, ends on f. 70 saya 6, 10 uddesaas, ends on f. Si'''': saya 7, 10 uddesaas, ends on 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 13, 10 udsaya 12, 10 uddesaas, ends on f. 199 desaas, ends on f. 211'^: saya 14, 10 uddesaas, ends on f. 218^: saya 15, no division, ends on f. 239: saya 16, 14 uddesaas, ends on f. 347: saya 17, 17 saya 18, 10 uddesaas, ends uddesaas, ends on f. 252
greater tendency to using n from that printed
It is fairly well written,
:
:
Faneanirgrauthi, A. D. 1598.
the Paneanirgranthi, a samgrahani of the
Bhagavatisiitra,
XXV,
6,
with an avacuri in Sanskrit.
Described under Sansk.

in
Oat., no. 1336.
Another MS.
Kielhorn, Report, 1880, 1881, p. 94, no. 163; cf. Biihler,Eepor^ 1871, 1873, no. 310 Bhandarkar, Deccaw
;
386 Weber, Catah, II, 464. It begins on f. i pannavana i veya 2 rage 3 kappa titthe 8 limga 4 caritta 5 padisevand 6 nane 7 9 sarire 10 khitte 11 kdla 13 gai 13 samjama 14 nigase 15 mil jogu 16 vaoga 17 kasae 18 lesd 19 parindma 30 hamdhane 21 veya 32 kammodlrana 33 uvasampaJahana 24 sanndya 25 dhdre 26 2 bhava 27 dgarise 28 kdlam 29 tareya 30 samugghdya 31 khitta 33 phusandya 38 Ihdve 34 parimdnam khalu ^^ appdbahuam Ver. 70 omitted in the 36 mamthdnam 11311 ddragdhd text is supplied in the margin on f. 8^, and part of
Catal., p. 337, no.
;
:
1
11
II
f.
MSS.
{3)
on the margin of f. 8^. It ends on 8^: daram 35 niggamthapulaya nhaya baiisa paîsevagd kasdilld thovd samkhidyagund jahuttaram te
ver. loi is supplied
1
l I
meghajt
sdhacathardjapramusaputrapautrddisaparivdreI
vinidditthd
bhagavaipanamsasayassa 5 Snpamcanirgramthl sarndptal}

II 11
1
etc. w
6w
iti
Snjnatddharmakathd sampurnna samd^ Then in letters written over some former ptdni notice: atha srisudharmasvdmipatie Jambusvdmi tadanukramena mcamdrasurir abhavat tasmln Camdrakule
na U?dpitam
I
by a broad red hne over two double narrow lines. In the centre of each page is the usual blank space partially filled by a spot of red, two of which are also placed in either margin
text is
either side
The
bounded on
bhattarakasn 5 srlsumatisdgarasurisvara tatpatte srl 5 mgajasdgarasurlsvara tatslksapam srllalitasdgara tatsiksar mdnikyasdgarapathandrsnvidhipakâgacche
tham
of the versos.
^_^^^_
ksasakha, Ind. Ant.,

his
This must be Manikyasagara of the GoyaraXXIII, 179, and as his pupil
Bought m 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
I
Jnanasagara lived in samvat 1737, it must date early in life. He wrote no. 57 for his own use. This is, however, not by his hand. Character: Jaina Devanagari,
7
Contents
.
Scribe
f.
8^^
pam krwastdganigaP
1
MS.
Prakrit
d.
sriyddavasisyaI
Upasakadasangasiitra, A. D. 1537.
being the work is canon of the Jains. The 7th anga of the sacred fully described by Weber, Catal., II, 484 &(\.,Ind. Stud., XVI, 315 sq. In this MS. it begins on f. i om srisarvajndya namah, snjindya namah tenam kdlenam tenam
the
irpasakadaSarigastitra,
:
I I
ga jl
vavijayapathandrtham
:
siravdddgrdme
style.
Character
Devanagari, Jaina
6 MS.
Contents:
Prakrit
d.
The Jnatadharmakathasutra, A. D. 1589.

the Jnatadharmakathasutra, being the
samayanam Campd ndmam nagarl hotthd

nabhadde
it is
vannaii
Pun-
6th anga of the sacred canon of the Jains.

is
The work
sq.,
f.
ceie vannaii etc.
The
(10) sections of
I4''',
which
fully described
by Weber,
In
I
Catal., II,
it
465
Ind,
:
composed end
at
if.
8^, la, 13"^, 14,
15T, ao,
Stud.,
XVI, 306
sq.
this
MS.
1
begins on
i^
om
23j %%y %%
kdlenam tenam samaenam Throughout the text bears a very great resemblance to that in Weber. The (19) ajjhayanas of the ist suyakhamdha end on ff. a6, 46^ 62, 68, 68v 69, 71V 74V 79T, 3*^.
namafy sarvajndya
terfam
Campa ndmam nayari
hotthd etc.
The text corresponds very exactly to that given in Weber. There is no blank space, but small figures
are placed in the margins of
fF. 1'"',
47;
5'^,
as ornaments.
81,
i5, 36, 43^ 44, 100, 103, 106^,
108^.
II4.
The and suyakhamdha,
10 vaggas, ends on
f.
ornamented by two vignettes on fF. i and On each page there is a space, 114^ respectively.
is
The MS.
with
boimded on either side by a dark red line over two or more black lines. Edited, with Abhayadeva's comm. and a Hindi gloss by Vijayasadhu, Calcutta, 1877 with Abhayadeva's comm., by R. Hoernle, Bibl. Ind., 1885 sq.
The
text
is
filled
circle
of red
pigment,
or
similar
and in addition there is usually a circle of red upon either margin of each verso. The text is bounded on either side by a broad red The gramthaline covering two double black lines. grasamkhya is 5464. Edited, with Abhayadeva's comm. and a Hindi gloss
device,
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 lesakapathaI
by Vijayasadhu,
Calcutta, 1877.
kayor rsidhand Character: Devanagari, Jaina style. Injuries : half of f. 7 is lost ; there is a hole in
I
f.
11.
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 1 4 + ii blank. Bate: f. 114: samvat 1645 ( = a. d. 1589) vrse mdrgasisamdse suklapakse 9 tithau ravau vdsare Scribe : f. 1 14 navdnagaragrdme sdhadhannd sdhajayamalla sdhamddhava sdhdjodhya sdhajasu sdha\
8 MS.
Contents
Prakrit
d.
Antakrtadasasiltra, 18th cent. P

the Antakrtadasasutra, being the 8th : anga of the sacred canon of the Jains. This work is fully described by Weber, Catal., II, 494 sq., Ind..
The MS. begins on f. i^ tenam Stud., XVI, 319 sq. kdlenam tenam samayanam Campd ndmam nagarl
:
l
B a
Punnabhadde
text
is
MSS.
S)
cetiye
like
vannasamde tenam
that printed
to
f.
k etc.
The
very
by
is
gramthagram according
various lacunae.
^y
Weber. The There are 890.
Edited, with Abhayadeva's comm. and a Hindi gloss by Vijayasadhu, Calcutta, 1877. The (10) ajjhayanas of suyaskamdha I (including 4
not marked) end on

either side
ff.6^, 11, 16, 19V, 32^, 36, 37, ^1, 33.
The
space.
text is
;
bounded on
is
by two double
ff-
The
34^>
(10)
ajjhayanas of suyaskamdha II
end on
black lines
in the centre of each
The MS.
page is a blank a comparatively poor one. The

lines at the top.
The
The
34\ 3f> 35> 35> 35> 35> 35, 35^> 35^words in the text are marked off by two small
text is
words are separated by
Edited, with a Sansk. Calcutta, 1875.
comm. and a bhasa
gloss,
Former shelfmark : MS. Sansk. d. z^SBought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch(MS.
Size:
beginning and end. bounded on either side by two double black lines. In the centre of each page is a blank space. There are a good many notes in a perhaps
vertical lines at
later hand.
376).
^^^^^^
iofx4|in.
Material: Paper.
No. of leaves: iv + 37 + xxv blank. Bate : probably beginning of 19th century. Character : Devanagari, Jaina style.
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.
9 MS.
Contents
:
Prakrit d. 7
Anuttaraupapatikasutra, 18th cent. P

the Anuttaraupapatikasutra, being the 9th ariga of the sacred canon of the Jains. The work
is
11
Contents:
the
MS. Prakrit
d.
Aupapatikasiitra, A. D. 1511.
fully described
by Weber,
Catal., II,
504
i^
:
sq.,
Ind.
Aupapatikasutra, being
the
ist
Stud.,
XVI, 323 sq. The text
begins on
f.
am tenam
\
kdlenam tenam samayanam Bajagihe nagare etc. According to f. 8 the gramthagram is 193. The text
corresponds very closely to that given by Weber.
upanga of the Jaina sacred canon. The work is fully described by Weber, Catal., II, g^6 sq., Ind. Stud., VIII, 377 sq. In this MS. it begins on f. i'^ namo
:
vitardgdya
tenam kdlenam tenant

etc.
I
samaeiiarn,
Campd
The
text is
bounded on
either side
by two double
nayarl hotthd
The
text bears the closest possible
black lines ; blank space.
in the centre
of each page appears a
resemblance to that printed by

(Leipzig, 1883).
Weber and by Leumann

33^
:
Edited, with Abhayadeva's

Calcutta, 1875.
comm. and
a bhasa gloss,
tam
iti
ends on {gramthagram 1175)

It
f.
I
uvavdlsutra samdp-
__^_,^_
377).
Former shelfmark : MS. Sansk. d. 2^6. Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. Size : io|- X 4^ in. Material : Paper.
No. of leaves : iv +.8 + xlii blank. Bate : early part of i8th century.
Character
:
Edited, with Abhayadeva's comm. and a Hindi gloss by Amrtacandra, Calcutta, 1880. The samosaranam section ends on f. 31 the uvavaisutra 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.
;
Devanagari, Jaina
style.
10
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:
MS.
Prakrit
d.
Former shelfmark : MS. Sansk. d. 339. Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS.
Size: To|X4|-in.
380).
Material: Paper.
Vipakasutra, 18th cent. ?

the Vipakasutra, being the
nth anga
is
of
the
sacred canon of the Jains.
This work
fully
No. of leaves : iv +33 + xxxvii blank. Bate: f. ^^ samvat i^Sy (=a. d. 1511) varse vaisdsasudi 5 gurau
:
\
described by Weber, Catal., II, 524 sq., Ind. Stud., XVI, 335 sq. It begins on f. i'''' : namo vltardgaya
1
Scribe
f.
33''''
mstarnbhatlrthe
prdgvdtajndtlya-
tenam kdlenam tenam samaenam Campd ndma nayarl vannau The vannau Punnabhadde cetie It ends on f. 35^ text is apparently very accurate. according to this the gramthagram is iai6 (not 13x6 as in Weber).
hotthd
I
mamP vachdbhdrydsrd ratandlmdnikimusrdvimkobhydm mam gajdputrasahitdbhydm srlamcalagache vd rarngavardhanaganlrndasisydndm

SriapapdtikasHtram lekhitam
doubtful.
vd
I
daydvardhanaganlndm
Many
of the letters are
Character
Devanagari, Jaina
style.
12
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:
MSS.
(^3)
II
10
II
MS.
Prakrit
d.
10
P
Jivabhigamasutra, 17th cent.
the Jivabhigamasutra, being the
3rd
Jwabh'gamo4 Jinddivijaya), krtavdms tabartham pamge Malayagirisuribhi^ krtdm tlkdm mamdadhiydm yat 5 api sugamdm upajlvya tabdrtha racito 'yam
1 I
II
II
upanga of the sacred canon of the Jains, treating of spirit, jiva. The work is fully described by Weber, Gatal., II, 549 sq., Ind. Stud., VIII, 388 sq. It begins on f. i'^ arham namo usabhadiyanam caumsae titthagaranam iha khalu Jinamayam Jinanumayam The
:
1 1
kimcil likhitam kutam
sutrdrthobhayatas tathd
vidvaII
sarvam sodhyam krpdparail), 611 (=1772 probably samvat, i.e. harsenoccaistardm bhujadramge dvitlydA.D. 1716) madhau site sarvato bhadram ydm budhavdre 7 II
dbhir hitakdrais ca
I
karamunimunisasivarse
I
ll
text resembles
very closely indeed that printed by

:
\
pratyaksaragananayd
caturdasa sahasrdni
I
gramthamdnarn,
suniscitam
Weber.
on f. 1 83 Jlvabhigamasutram samaptam bounded on either side by two red and a black Une. In the centre of each page is the usual blank 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.
It ends
is
The
text
slokdndm sarvasamkhyayd 11 8 ll ydvan naksatramamdito ydvac ydval lavanasamudro srljlvdcamdrddityo tdvdd idam pustakam jayatu The taba differs snh bhigamasutra sampurnnam
I
both from that printed in the Ahmedabad

in
ed.,
and that
Weber,
Catal., II, 557,

is
_^___
The
gloss
interlinear.
lines.
The
text
is
bounded on
either side
by three red
in.
Former shelfmark : MS. Sansk.
d.
240.
381).
Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. Size: ii|-X5 in. Material: Paper.
No. of leaves : iv + 183 + ii blank. Bate : probably middle of 1 7th century. Character : Devanagarl, Jaina style.
Size
10^x61
:
approximately for both vols.
Material : Paper.
No. of leaves
156.
The
167
original foliation has
125 = ii + 124 = ii + 1 7 2 + ii blank. 326 ff, consecutively,

156; samvat
as
f.
is treble.
Date:
125,
f.
1796
13
MSS. Walker
by
varse
124, 125
mdrgasirsasudi 3 guro likhitam

1
= a. d. 1740) srtdhamadakd-
nagaramadhye snmahdmraprasaddt
Character
:
Jivabhigamasutra, A. D, 1740.
Contents: the Jivabhigamasiitra of the Jaina canon as
in no. 12, with a gloss
Devanagarl, Jaina
style.
Jinadivijaya in Gujarat!, based
14
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:
on the Sanskrit commentary of Malayagiri {Bodl. Catal., p. 396, is wrong), composed probably in a.d. 17 16. The text begins on f. i''' of 124 om namalj, srigurave namo arihamtdnam nama siddhdnam namo dyariydnam namo uvabbhdydnam riamo loe savvasdhunam namo icsaIt is only bhdiydnam catuvvisde titthayardnam etc. It ends on f. 156 of 125. moderately accurate. The gloss begins on f. i'^ of 124 pranamya jhdna:
I
I
MS. Prakrit
d.
14
Suryaprajnaptisiitra, A. D. 1541.
the Suryaprajnaptisiitra, being the 5th
upanga in the sacred canon of the Jains. The work is fully described by Weber, Catal., II, 573 sq., Ind. Stud., XVI, 401 sq. In this MS. it begins on f. i'^: snvltardgdya^ tenam kdlenam tenant samaenam Mithild
I
ndma nayarl hotthd riddhitthimiyasamiddhd

is
The
:
text
vijndnadiksdsiksddiddyakdn
hitddivijaydn gurun
II
nydyasdstravisesajndn
rather carelessly written.

I
It ends
on
f.
88
surya-
II
Sarasvatim namaskrtya bud1
prajnaptisutram sarnpurnam
The
25-^,
dhisiddhividhdyinim
kriyate
Jivdihigamasutrasya
1
tabdrthah
on
64,
ff.
14, 19V,
20^
23, 33V,
(20) pahudas end 25V 39V 3av^
jlvdbhigama jwdjlvapadajndnam sadupdmgatayd siddhdmtapurusasydyam isyate atha prasasti^ It ends on f, 156''' of 125 sthitajj, 3 mamdor Jlvdbhigamasamjnake vicdragahanem sutre dhiydm hitakdri tabdrtho 'yam prasasyate ill bhatII
mayd
1
II
67V 68, 70V, 71, 71, 76, 83-^, 88, respectively. The text is bounded on either side by two double black
over which, at the beginning
57, 59,
lines,
II
II
up
to
f.
20''^,
red
II
tdrakasrwijayddideva
stdh
I
-pattdmbardharmanayal}, prakrI
pigment has been first put, then rubbed out. In the centre of each page is the blank space. Yellow pigment is used for corrections.
As. Soc. Beng., 1880, pp. 107 sq.; is that of the middle period of Indian astronomy, ibid., and Astronomic, pp. 19 sq.
181 sq.
Cf. Thibaut, Journ.
dcdryamukhyd Vijayddisimhdh
11
simhd ivdsan
I
jagatl prasiddhdfy
II
tesdm surivardndm
1
BudhagaI
The teaching
javijaydh prasasyagunayuktaJj,
dsan sisyd mukhyd
Hitavijaydhvds tato nipundh
Jaydbhidhapamîtasya
\
3 11 tesdm hi Bhdnavisrlmatsatirthyasukham dsukha11

I
rdjamdnal} m^dhdvijivavijayasya sahodaro drag
sddhur
Former shelfmark MS. Sansk. d. 244. Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 386).
.
11
Size
:
loi X
4|- in.
MSS.
(J 3)
12
Material
Paper.
No. of leaves: iv + 88 + ii blank. Bate: f. 88: samvat 1597 ( = a,d. 1541) varse caitrasudi 5 7'ohininaksatre ayusmanyoge Aldvalapure lesakapdthaka ûbham bhavat (sic)
1
I 1
to f. II. The usual Jaina mark appears, and red pigment 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 in
up
Character
Injuries
ff.
:
Devanagarl, Jaina
f.
style.
are different.
letters
Peterson, Eeôr^, 1884-1886, p. 144, as the gramthagras Identical doubtless with that mentioned
i?epor^, 1880, 1881, p. 93, no. 149.
the top of
14
is lost.
Many
4^, 5, 1 7V, 18, i8v, 19, 69^, 70, 73^^ ar#- blurred illegible. There is a hole in f. 22.
on and
by Kielhorn,
15
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:
MS.
Size:
P
Prakrit
d.
12
383).
iOyX4j
in.
Material: Paper.
Jambudvipaprajnaptisutra, 16th or 17th cent.
the Jambudvipaprajnaptisutra, being the
6thupangaof the sacred canon of the Jains dealing with mythical geography. This work is described by Weber,
Catal, II, 579 sq., Ind. Stud., XVI, 410 sq. It begins on f. i^ srlguruhhyo namal} namo arihamtdnam tenam
:
\
kdlenam tenant samaenam Mithild ndmam na nayaridam hotthd It is a somewhat carelessly written MS. iti snjambudmpaprajnaptisutra It ends on f. 159^ samdttam The text is bounded on either side by a broad red line over two double black lines. In the centre of each In addition page is a red circle in a blank space. either margin in of the verso. red circles there are There is a vignette on f. i, and an attempt is made
\
: I
No. of leaves : iv + 46 + xix blank. Bate: f. 46: samvat 1642 ( = a. d. 1586) varse phdgunavadi 4 sitavdsare Scribe : on f. "46 a later hand has added srisdmticamdravdcaka vardmtisatejacamdravibudhena sanipemacamdrasajusd citkose 'sau pratir mumuce 11 1 11 Character : Devanagarl, Jaina style.
I
17
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:
MS.
Prakrit
d. 13
Candraprajnaptisutra, 16th or 17th cent. P

the Candraprajnaptisutra, being the 7th
upanga of the sacred canon of the Jains. The work is fully described by Weber, Catal., II, 597 sq., Ind. Stud., XVI, 416 sq. It begins on f. i''' namo arihamtdnam
:
I
jayati
laccho
I
navanalinakuvalayavigasiyasayavattapattalada-
to decorate
f.
159'''
with three.
Hultzsch, Z.B.M.G.,
XL,
23, describes the
work
as
vitti,
but this
is
merely a
:
slip.
Former shelfmark
MS.
Sansk.
d. 342.
Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 384). Material: Paper. Size: io|-X4jin. iv+ (but 135 is double) + ii blank. leaves: 158 No. of 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 a different hand, in which case its date becomes doubtful.
.
The text is accurately written. It ends on 48^ iti Camdapannattl samattd subham bhavatu The (20) pahudas end on gramthdgram sloka 1824 17V, 17V, 19, 19, aiv ff. 12, 15, 15^ 23, ^6, 37, 40, 42, 42"^5 44, 44j 44, 45> 45^ and 48^ The text is bounded on either side by two double As usual, there is a blank space in the black lines.
f.
:
I
centre of each 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 hand with any one of these. Character: Devanagarl, Jaina style.
F. ^S9^
is written akdralipikrtarn sutram something which has been blotted out. Character : Devanagari, Jaina style.
:
1
after
16
MS. Prakrit
:
d. 11
Jambudvipaprajnaptiourni, A. D. 1586. Contents : the Jambudvipaprajnaptiourni, being a commentary on the 6th upanga of the sacred canon of
18
Contents
:
MS.
Prakrit d. 15
namo sarvajndya nathe Jains. It begins on f. i^ It miuna vinayaviratiyatarakamalakayamjalipayato samattd ends on f. 46 Jamvudivapannakarandnacunnl
\
Wirayavalisutra, 18th cent. ?
the Nirayavalisutra, being the 8th to 12th
gramthdgratha i860 bounded on either The text is carelessly written. over with red smeared lines, side by two double black
Jamvudlpapannattl samattd
\
I
It is
upangas in the sacred canon of the Jains. This work is fully described by Weber, Catal., II, 601 sq., Ind. In this MS. it begins on f. i^ Stud., XVI, 418 sq. namal}, srutadevatdyai tenam kdlenam tenam samaenam
\
13
JRayagihe
vannail
I
namam
The
:
MSS.
S)
14
nagare hottha
riddha Qunasilae
ceiie
20 MS.
Contents:
the
Prakrit d. 17
on the whole carefully written. It ends on f. 45 Nirayavaliyd suyaskamdho sammdtta cha cha gramthagram 1109 cha The text is bounded on either side by two double black lines. In the centre of each page is a blank space. Edited, with Candrasuri's comm. and Sadaranga's bhasa gloss, Benares, 1885.
text is
\ I
I 1 1
Aturapratyakhyana and Bhaktaparijria, IBth or

IVtti cent. P
Bhaktaparijna and Aturapratyakhyana, treatises on euthanasia, being the 3rd and snd These prakirnakas of the sacred canon of the Jains.
works are
In this
f.
:
fully described
by Weber, Catal,
l
II,
612
sq.
MS.
the Bhaktaparijna precedes.
It
begins on
Former shelfmark MS. Sansk. d. 345. Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. Size: iOjX4|-in. Material: Paper.
:
387).
mahdnubhdvam munim I namiuna mahdyasayam ana Mahdviram bhanima bhaitaparinnam niyabharainatbhavagahanabhamanarlnd lahamti thd paratthdya i
I
II
II
No. of leaves : iv + 45 + xxxi blank. Date : possibly middle of i8th century.

Character
:
Devanagari, Jaina
style.
19
Oontents: the
MS.
suhamja malllnd tarn kappaddumakdnana suhayamjinasdsayamjana'CyMW There are 173 verses as in the copy in no. 19. It ends on f. 3^. Then begins desakkadesaviraU sammadditthi the 2nd prakirnaka marijja jo jivo vam hoi bdlapamdiyamarinam jinasdnivua
I
Prakrit d. 16
Frakirnakasutra, A. D. 1832.
MS.
contains nos. 3, 6,
7, 8, 9,
and
10,
of the Prakirnakas, certain works of the Jaina sacred canon. These are fully described by Weber, Catal., II,
608
f.
sq.,
:
Ind. Stud.,
XVI, 433
I
sq.
!''
Tiamiuna mahaisayam
I
The MS. begins on mahdnumbhavam munim
It ends on f. 5''': iti Aurapaccakkhdnam sammattam The text is bounded on either side by a pattern in black and red. There are small ornaments in the margin. The numbering of the lines is carefully done in red ink. The text is fairly well written. Hultzsch
sane bhaniyam lull
has overlooked the
first part.
bhanimo bhattaparmruim niyabharanamThere are 173 verses of this section, which ends on f. 8. The 6th section, with 173 verses, the camdaviyyayam, ends on f, 15. The 7th section, with 274 verses, the devimdatthaii, ends on f. %6. The 8th section, with 80 verses, the ganiviyya, The 9th section, with 141 verses, the ends on f. 39. paccakkhanam, ends on f. 34. The loth section, with 43 verses, the virastava {sic), ends on f. 36. Then on
tthaya paratthdya mil
f. ^6 a new subject, a maranavidhi, begins tihuyanasanravimdam samghavayanarayanamamgalam namiilm samanassa uttamatthe maranavihisamgaha vuccham nil) iti srimaIt contains 660 verses, and ends on f. 63
: 1
Mahamram
Former shelfmark : MS. Sansk. d. 247. Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 389). Former owner : f. 5^ r vaijdpathandrtham Size : io|- X 4|- in. Material : Paper,
:
I
No. of leaves iv + 5 + lxvii blank. Bate : probably late i6th century. Character Devanagari, Jaina style.
: :
21
MS. Prakrit
A. D. 1542.
d.
28
Oacchacaraprakirnaka, with a commentary,

Contents
:
ranavihipamcamo uddeao
overlooked this piece.
sammatto
Hultzsch has
the Gaochac&rapralarnaka, with a com-
The
red
text is
bounded on
either side
by two broad
lines.
The numbers of
the verses and colophons
mentary, being a treatise on the duties of bhikkhus and bhikkhunis in 137 verses. It begins on f. i'*' namiuna Mahdviram tiyasimdanamamsiam mdhdbhdgam
I I
are in red ink.
^____
d.
Former shelfmark : MS. Sansk.

Size:
246.
388).
Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS.
10^x5^
in.
Material: Paper.
Gacchdydram kimci uddharimo suyasamudddii i || It ends on f. 6^ Gacchdydram sunittdnam padhittd bhikkhubhikkhunl kunarntujamjahdbhaniyam icchamtd hiam appano This last verse corresponds to 37 ver. 138 in the MS. used by Weber, Catal., 11,622, 623,
\
11
II
II
No. of leaves : iv + 62 + ii blank. Bate: f. 63: samvat 1888 (=a.d. 1833) nd varse phdgunavada 9 This date casts considerable doubt
\
upon many of the

old in appearance.
other dates in the
MSS.,
as
it is
quite
XVI, 445. The colophon is iti Gaccfidcdraprakarnnakam samdptam sn ca It is accompanied by a siitrartha likewise in Prakrit. The text agrees very closely with that given by Weber, I, c. Cf. no. 22 (i).
Ind. Stud.,
: I
I
The
style.
f.
text proper is arranged in the centre of the
Character
Injuries
:
Devanagari, Jaina
is
page, bounded on either side
there
a small hole in
27.
commentary
is
written at the top
by two black lines. The and bottom of the
15
MSS.
{3)
16
middle column, and in the two margins, the order being (i) top of middle column, (a) right-hand margin, In (3) left-hand margin, (4) foot of middle column.
the centre of each column
is
No. of leaves : the two parts have 6 leaves apiece. Bate: (i) probably about a.d. 1700. (a) probably about A.D. 1600.
Character
:
the usual Jaina figure.
Devanagari, Jaina
style.
The MS.
sutrartha
is
untidily written,
and a good deal of the
is lost.
^^__^^
:
23
d. 379.
MS. Prakrit
II,
:
d. 18
Former
shelfmarJc
MS.
Sansk.
Mahanisithasutra, A. B. 1777.
Contents
described
:
Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 438). Size: io-|x5|in. Material: Paper. No. of leaves : iv + 6 -f- xxix blank. 6^^ Bate f. samvat 1598 ( = a. d. 1542) vararse
:
:
the Mahanisithasutra, the and chedasutra
of the sacred canon of the Jains.
This work
is fully
by Weber, Catah,
I
631
sq.,
Ind. Stud.,
I
kdrakivadi 9 sampurnnam bhavati Scribe : f. 6^ : attapadhanatthae

1
IcP
I
bald laksitam
om sq. It begins on f. \^ om namo titthassa namo arihamtdnam suarn me diisam tena bhagavayd iha khalu baumatthasamjamakiride evam akkhdyam
XVI, 45a
I
(date as above)
Ldtapilyayam
liksitd
cha
cha
vattamdne
It
It is rather inaccurate, though well written.

I4I''': iti
I
Character
Injuries
:
Devanagari, Jaina
style.
is
ends on
1
f.
srimahdnikthasutram
|
chalj,
chah
part of the left-hand margin
missing
throughout.
22 (1, 2)MS.
Walker 206
Gacchacaraprakirnaka, &c., 17th cent. P X. Contents: the Gacchacaraprakirnaka, as in 96^^ sngwrubhyo nano. 21. It begins on f. It ends on f. loi'^ maT). namiuna Mahdviram etc. with verse 137, gachaydram sunittdnam etc. 137
:
I I
gdthdpramdnena gramtha 4944 atrddhyayandni sapta kathdnakdni nava sloka 4544 gdthd 4944 chalj, The text is bounded on either side by two dark red lines. The colophon and subject headings are in light red. In the centre is a blank space filled with auspicious
chah
sriJj,
sril!,
srllj,
srilj,
snh'
I
letters.
_^_^___
11
II
iti
Qachdcdrapraklrnnakasutra sapwrnnah,
tatvdni 9
vrata 1%
dharma 10 samjima 17
gati
4 jndnas ca 5
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.-
sadbhdvand 1% pratydkhydna 10 parlsahe a a driya 5 mada 8 dhydndni 4 ratnatraya 3 lesyd 6 vasyaka 6 kdya 6 yoga 3 samiti 5 prdndlj, 10 pramddd 5 supal}, I a samjnd 4 karmma 8 kashdguhya 3 tisayd ^^jheydl} cha cha sudhibhih, sadd i II mmahdvlrdya namal}
II
I I
somavdre Idsitam
Scribe
: f.
14a
parncacatvdrirnsaddgamaiapodhydpa\
cAa
cha
cha
is
nimittam likhitam idam sutram

1
risuratibamdiravdstaI
The MS.
2.
only tolerably accurate,
vyasrdvikdsamuddyair likhdpitam
jiganiupadesdt
I
pamriuttamdvijaya-
Dharma by
tives,
legend illustrating the excellence of the Jaina the story of Samudravijaya and his rela-
hramanasamghasya dcamdrdrkam dram namdatdd idam pustakam srltapdgacMsreyo 'stu
hence called by Walker (1) on f. loa Jati (i.e. yati)-dharma, Jenano gramtha. It begins on f. 103 tenam kdlenam tenam samaenam Soriyapure nayare Samuddavijayaakkho hathimiyaAmdhakavinnisuyd sdyarahimavamaayaladharaiimpuranaabhicamdavasudeva iya ndmdjdyd Kumti Muddi duve puttiyd tat ha SamudsavvaIt ends on f. 108 davijayo rdyd rajjarn pdldi jdyavehim savvariddhihim parivariu Baraval nayari
I \ I I I :
yahnsrivijayadevasuribhamddre
muktam
style.
cha^
Character :
Devanagari, Jaina
24 MS. Mill 36
Bhadrabahu's Kalpasutra, 19th cent. ?
Contents
.-
the Kalpasutra of Bhadrabahu, complete

in S. It was transB. E., XXII. The MS. is modern
as in Jacobi's edition, Leipzig, 1879.
lated
by Jacobi
emabbham mabbhenam
cha
I
nigratthat
ii
ahiydro kahiii
ii
II
and inaccurate.
^__i^.^
samkhevena sirigunanihdnasilrinam kae kahd

srl
I
kahiydl),
cha
The
usual space
in
the centre
of each page
either side
is
partially filled
up by
lines.
in.
a coloured ornament.
is
In both cases the text
bounded on
by
two double red

Size
Measurement of binding : i3f x 8f in. Material : (? European) paper. The original No. of leaves : iii + 75 + iii blank. foliation makes 150 pages (not leaves). Arranged like a European book. Bate : probably beginning of 19th century.
Character
To|-x6
Material: Paper.
Devanagari.
17
25
Contents
:
MSS.
3)
18
MS.
Sansk. d. 275
EalpSutaryacya, A. B. 1464. the Kalpantarvacya, a collection
of
legends in Sanskrit and Prakrit illustrating the Kalpasutra of Bhadrabahu.
Both in Sanskrit and Prakrit
it
has a text approximating closely to the recension called
C by Weber,
no. 1342.
Catal., Ill, 651, 666, see Sansk. Cat.,
The
:
Prakrit begins on
tatha
hi
I
I
introduction
pttspamdhi jdtlkusuma
f. 3, after the long jimavrksamdhikalpadruma naremdra etc.: purima carimdna

I 1
573 sq., Ind. Stud., XVII, i sq. In this MS. it begins on f. 3V: om namo srtmtardgdya jayat jagajlvajonl The text is very like viydnau jagaguru jagdnamdo accurately written. fairly that printed in Weber, and is The It ends on f. 33^ iti srinamdisutram samdptam introduction 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 contains
I
I I
a vignette.
Edited, with Malayagiri's
Calcutta, 1880.
comm. and
a Hindi gloss,
kappo
C, this
always.
mamgalam vaddhamdnatitthammi etc. Unlike MS, usually quotes the Prakrit in full, but not
_^^_^^
:
Former shelfmark
MS.
Sansk. d. 349.
^^_____
:
Bought
Size
in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 434). io| X 5|- in. Material : Paper.
:
Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 391). Size: ioix4|-in. Material: Paper.
first
No. of leaves
is
iv
+ 30 + ii
blank.
Really 32, as
f.
15
trebled.
: I
No. of leaves : iv-l-33 (in the original foliation the page is not numbered) + xxxvii blank. Bate: probably about middle of i8th century.
Character
:
Bate.' f. 30^ sam 1530 ( = a.d. 1464) varse It is probably a genuine date, though the writing looks later.
Devanagarl, Jaina style.
Scribe
f.
:
30^^
Sumatihemaganind
Character
Devanagarl, Jaina
style.
28
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:
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Prakrit d. 19*
26MS.
Contents
:
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Anuyogadvarasutra, 18th cent. ?

the Anuyogadvarasutra, a canonical work
It is fully described
Ealpantarracya, A. D. 1623.
a different recension of the Kalpantarvacya
of the Jains.
II,
by Weber,
Catal.,
from that contained in the preceding MS. It corresponds to recension A in Weber, Catal., II, 6^^ sq. see Sansk. Cat., no. 1343. The Prakrit begins on f. i"'': purima carimdna kappo mamgalam vaddhamdnatitthammi to parikahim jinaganahardi therdvalicarittam 3 purima
;
I
11
II
jinasisdnam
esa kappo ceva
jam vdsdsu pajjosavijjcCi
vdsapadaii vd
sdmititthe
kahijjati
I
md
majjhimaydnam puna bhayanidyam

I
padyosaviti vd na vd
I
mamgalam
ca srivarddhamana-
In tliis MS. it 694 sq., Ind. Stud., XVII, 31 sq. begins on f. i''': om namo vltardgdya ndmam parncaviham pannattam tam jahd suandnam dbhinibohiyandnarn ohindnam manapachavandnam kevalananam The MS. is fairly accurate, and corresponds pretty closely to that used by Weber. It ends on f. 39'''. The text isbounded on either sideby two double black lines, and in the centre of each page is a blank space. Edited, with Hemacandrasuri's comm. and a bhasa
I I
Jena ya magalam tena jindnam cariyaJi samosarandni a mamgalattham eva therdvali

I
gloss, Calcutta, 1880.
d kahijjai
The MS.
is
terribly inaccurate.
Bought
Size
:
in 1887
from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 435).

in.
10
X 4|:
Material
Paper.
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No. of leaves
foliation
:
No. of leaves
iv
+ 70 +
ii
blank.
iv
+ 39 + xxxi
f.
blank.
The
original
samvat 1679 ( = a.d. 1633) 'varse dvitiydsddhavadi 9 ravau This is, however, a correction as regards the 79 and the month for something
Date:
f.
70"*^:
37 being numbered Bate : probably beginning of 18th centtiry. Character : Devanagarl, Jaina style.
leaves,
makes 40
H.
erased.
Scribe
f.
:
70'':
Varahdnnapuranagare lasitam
style.
Character
Devanagarl, Jaina
29 MS. Prakrit
c. 1
27
Contents
Jains.
:
MS.
TJttaradhyayanasiitra, A. D. 1465.
Prakrit d. 19
Kandisutra, 18th cent. P

the Nandisutra, a canonical work of the It is fully described by Weber, Catal., II,
Contents: the ITttaradhyayanastltra, the ist mulasutra of the Jaina sacred canon. It begins on f. i
samjogd vippamukkassa
I
andgarassa bhikkhuno
\\
vinai
yam pdukarissdmi dnupuvvim suneha me
Section
19
ends on
section
6,
f.
4 on
6v
f, 2^ section 3 on f. 3 end on fF. 3"'', 4, 4^, 5, 5-36 3 16V 8, 8^ 10, 10, II, 11^ 12V, 14, 15V, 16, 19^ ao^ 21, ai^ 24^ 25, a5^ 27, 27^ 28^,
MSS.
31
(1,
S)
e.
20
2
i'^
section 2
;
on
2) MS. Prakrit
f.
sections
Uttaradhyayanasutra, and Oghaniryukti, 17th cent. P

Contents
1.
:
7,
two works written by the same hand.

Its text
18,
18-^,
The "Uttaradhyayanasutra,
sections.
The MS. 29, 33'^. nearest to that of

Gatal., II,
is
carefully written
its
text seems
in
36
as in no. 29, complete shows some deviations, but
'D' among Weber's MSS., see 716-729, Ind. Stud., XVII, 43 sq. The text is bounded on either side by a broad red line over two double lines. In the centre of each page
is
only in small points, from that in no. 29. It begins on f. i^, and ends on f. 28 with ver. 318: uttarajha-
yandni sammattani
II
36
11
The MS.
is fairly
well written and accurate.
Several
the usual Jaina figure, partially
filled
up by a dot of
omitted verses
red pigment.
either margin.
On
the verso there are similar spots in
been added by a later hand. Lacunae are marked on ff. 10, 13"^, 26. 2. The Oghaniryukti, a prakirnaka, according to
have
Edited, with Laksmivallabha's tika and a bhasa gloss,

Calcutta, 1880,
and translated by Jacobi, S.B.E.,
XLY.
one collection, here in 1142 verses, see Weber, Catal., II, 816. It begins on f. 28: namal}, sarvajndya araI
Former shelfmark : MS. Sansk. c. 122. Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS.
Size: i2|^X4|-in.
395).
Material: Paper.
No. of leaves ; iv + 33 + xliii blank. Date: f. 33''': samvat 1531 ( = a.d. 1465) varse
Scribe:
f.
hamte vamdittd cailddasapuvvl taheva dasapuvvl ekkdrasamgasuttatthadharae savvasddhu ya \\i\\ It ends on evam ughasamdydri jumjamtd caranakaranam f. 48"^: sdhu khdvamti kammam anegabhavasamciyam duttd
I I
anamtam
\
II
1142
II
Oghaniryukti samdpta}}
Ver.
142=
33'^:
srikharataragacchesrljinavarddhanasu-
ver. 1 1 56 in
Weber, I. c. The text seems accurate. For the work, cp. Weber, Catal., II, 622, 8x6, 817, Ind,
ripattaprabhusrrjiriacamddhanasuripattdlamkdrasrijina-
Stud.,
XVII,
62, 82-84.
sdgarasuripattaprabhdkara^njinasumdarasuripattaprabhdkaradinakara- srtjinaharsasurindm upadesena srl\

I
mamdapadurgravdstavyasonidelhaputrasrlsatrumjayamahdtirthaydtrasrijinaharsasuripadasthdpandsdvarmmika(or
In both cases the text is bounded on either side by a broad red line over two thin double lines. In the centre of each page is the usual Jaina figure, partially filled in with a spot of red pigment. In each margin
of the verso
is
dharmmika) -vdtsalyddyanekapunyacdritrapavitra-
a similar spot.
sodyadharanabhdryd lasdi putrasrigirindragiriirmgdra-raso- srljinacdracaturmukhaprdsddasamuddharana hdmgaiirdt-Srd-" bhdrydsrd- srlm^nikydbhydm rdjaso-

\
suso- mamdalikaso- ba(iuyaso- isaraso-"
kumd
pdlaI
Former shelfmark MS. Sansk. c. 123. Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MSS.
:
pramukhasdraparlvdrayutdhhydm sripustakabhdmddgdre &rluttarddhyayanam svabhdtrsopanayandpunydrtham lekhaydm cakre ubham bhavatu

\
I
396, 416), Size: I2fx5|in.
Material: Paper.
Character
Injuries
if.
:
Devanagari, Jaina
style.
No. of leaves : iv + 46 + xxv blank. Date : early part of 1 7th century.

Chq,racter
:
the
MS. has been much
eaten
by
ants,
Devanagari, Jaina
style.
13 a8 having suffered considerably.
32 MS.
Contents
:
Prakrit d. 25
30 MS. Sansk. d.
Contents
.
253
of the Jains.
Oghaniryukti, A. D. 1535.
the Oghaniryukti, a semi-canonical work
It is described
"Uttaradhyayanakatha, 18th cent. P

a few of the gathas of the tJttaradhyayanasutra are quoted here and there throughout the work, See Sansk. Cat., usually in a very corrupt form.
no. 1346.
by Weber,
\
Catal., II,
It begins on f. i^: arihamte vam816 sq. caudasapuvvl taheva dasapuvvl dittd ikkdrasamgasuttatthadhdrae savvasahu 1 It contains 1 164 verses, more than any of Weber's MSS. or of Peterson's (see
622
sq.,
I
11
II
Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 397).

Size:
Weber,
68"^.
I.
c, p. 816, n.
ff.
2).
The
11 sets of a
hundred
^yY^
io|X4|in.
Material: Paper.
blank.
verses end on
It
7^, 14, 20,

f.
No. of leaves : iv + 1 o + Ixi Date : about a.d. 1700, to judge from the paper.
Character
Injuries
.
.-
ends on
is
72"^
33, 39, 45^, Jiv 63, 26J, iti srioghaniryuktih samdptalj, \
Verse 1164
identical with verse 11 60 in
Weber's
Devanagari, Jaina style.

i"^,
MS.,
at the left-hand
no. 1923.
ff.
a, a'^
are
damaged
The
text seems fairly accurate.

ff.
2"'^,
Small lacunae are
bottom corner.
marked on
3, ii"^, la, 17, 18, 19"^,
22\
28, 31.
21
is
MSS.
{3)
22
The MS. ends on f. 11 8^: The text shows very
The MS.
on
written throughout in black ink, even the
verses are
numbered by loo's.
I
verses being
either side
numbered in it. The text is bounded by two double black lines. In the centre
is
of each page
the Jaina figure.
samdptam irimaddva^yakam considerable differences from that in Weber. In the centre of each page is the usual Jaina ornament, frequently
filled in
with red pigment.

further
On
the
Former shelfmark : MS. Sansk. d. 269. Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 415). Material : Paper. Size : I of X 4j in.
No. 0/ leaves
:
verso large circles of red are also
made on the two

ornamentation
is
margins,
attempted.
and
sometimes
iv4-72 + ii blank.
The
verses
text
Bate:
sdsavadi
so old.
f.
73"'^:
samv 159 1
1
= a.d.
ravau
The paper
1535) varse vailooks not by any means
line over
is
is bounded on either side by a broad red two double red lines. The numbering of the
frequently
made
in
red ink.
Character
Devanagari, very high in proportion to
the breadth, Jaina style.
Former shelfmark: MS. Sansk. d. 257. Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS.
Size
:
401).
33 MS.
Contents
:
10^x4.^111.
:
ft".
Material: Paper.
ii
Sansk. d. 270
Oghanirsrukti, 17th cent. P
No. of leaves 116 leaves, as

double.
iv
+ 118+
blank.
lo*^
16-19
^'"^
There are really ^"^ ^* 45 4^' ^^^

d.
the Oghanirjrukti, as in the preceding
MS.,
Vrtti.
with
Jnanasagara's
Avacuri
of
Dronacarya's
Bate:
f.
8'*':
samv 1546
= a.
1490) varse
It has 1164 verses, the last being
on
f.
ia8:
dsosudi a Sukle
esd anuggahattha phudaviyaddhavisuddhavamjand innd
Scribe: adyeha srimadd{coTrected to bhadd)anahillapattane likhitd
ikkdrasasaehim
satthia
I
hiehim
I
samgahiya
II116411
pam bhdvacamdrena{V)
After this
oghanijjutti samattd
cha
a later hand has added the same verse as in no. 16

above.
The MS. is tolerably accurate. See Sansk. Cat., no. 1356. The text of the niryukti occupies the middle of the and column, the rest being filled by the commentary.
figure.
later
Character
Injuries
:
Devanagari, Jaina style.
ff.
1619 ^^^ missing.
In the centre of each page is the usual Jaina There are many corrections and notes by a
35 MS.
Contents:
It
Prakrit d. 21
hand.
in 1887
.i^^^_
Bought
Material: Paper. Size: io^X5| in. 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
Avasyakaniryukti, 17th cent. ? the Avasyakaniryukti, as in no. 34. begins on f. i^, and ends on f. 141^. The (21)
(for
ajjhayanas
the
titles
see
Weber,
Catal.,
II,
742
sq.)
have 131 (50 for the theravalia, 81 for the
of
1 8th
century.
:
pedhiya), 179, 349, 69, 69, 83, 24, 6^, ao8, 131, 105, 64, 189, 5a, 167, 153, 156, 65, 118, 173, 71, gathas or sections respectively, which thus disagree to some extent
Character
Devanagari, Jaina
style.
with both of Weber's
34 MS.
Contents
:
on
Prakrit
d.
f.
4),
16V,
5,7,
35,
20
88V, 9iv^
MSS. They end on 7 (theravalia 38\ 42^ 46, 41^, 5^> 62, 69, 74V, 78, 105V 114, ii7v^ 123V, The 133, 141V.
in a later hand.
AvaSyakauiryukti, A. D. 1490.
Avasyakaniryukti, attributed to Bhadrabahu, a work connected with the and mulasutra It is fuUy described by of the Jaina sacred canon.
the
text appears to be fairly accurate.

Ff.
108-110 are supplied
There are
F.
1
also very
is
many marginal
notes in later hands.
10^
blank.
Yellow pigment is
much used
for corrections
Weber,
In
this
;
Catal., II,
MS.
742 sq., Ind. Stud., XVII, 50 sq. the pedhia runs up to 5, counting 86
verses
then begins f. 89. The padhama varacaria ends 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 ends on f. 41 with the 139th verse. The ganadharavada ends on f. 43^ with the ao8th verse. Thereafter the
and erasures. In the centre of each page is the Jaina figure. The text is bounded on either side by two black Hues. There are enumerated 2525 gathas on f. 141V, and the gramthagra
is
3107.
^___^__
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.-
c 2
23
MSS.
($$ 3,
4)
I
24
The
\
No. of leaves : iv + 141 + ii blank. There are really leaves foliation as f. is repeated. original 14a The 3 has been corrected save on f. 138.
asomdse suklapakse saptamydm tithau ravivdsare MS. does not look half as old.
Scribe:
later
f.
13'^:
Bate
the
MS.
:
is
probably as old as the middle of

style.
hand has added

I
A kngamdhdrabimdari lakhitaml}, mdhdsatl hdsrapathandrtham

:
1 I
the 17th century.
srlrastu
Character
Devanagari, Jaina
Character: Devanagari, Jaina
style.
36 MS. Prakrit d.
Contents
It is
:
22
P
DaSavaikalika, 16th or 17th cent.
4.
NON-CANONICAL TREATISES
38 MS.
Prakrit d. 26
the Daâvaikalika, attributed to Sijjamdescribed by Weber, Catal.,
bhava, the 3rd mulasutra of the Jaina sacred canon.

fully
II,
f.
DOGMATIC AND DISCIPLINE

Devendrasuri's Earmavipakasutra, 16th or 17th cent.P
Contents
the
to
first
:
807
i:
sq.,
Ind.
Stud.,
XVII, 77
sq.
I
It
begins on
om
\
namah, sarvajnaya namalj,
dhammo mamgalam
I
ukkat-
ahimsd samjamo tavo devd vi tarn namamsamti iti jassa dhammo sayd mano i It ends on f. 14''^ The MS. is fairly accurate. Basavaikdlikam samdptam In the centre of each page is a Jaina figure. The text is bounded on either side by two double black lines.
tham
the Karmavipakasiitra of Devendrasuri,
II
II
of the 5 parts of the Karmagrantha attributed
begins on
him, for which see Weber, Catal., II, 837 sq. It sirivtrajinam vamdia kammavivdgam f. i
: I
samdsail vucham
kiraX jiena
kammam
f.
11
II
It has as usual
heuhim jena vo bhattae 60 verses, and ends on

srldevendrasuribhil},
Former shelfmark: MS. Sansk. d. a6a. Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS.
Size: io|X4|-in.
.
'^ krtam
black
iti
I
srlkarmavipdkasutram
I
sril),
406).
Material: Paper.
The
text
is
bounded on
It
either side
by two double
Bombay, 1876,
No. of leaves iv + 14 + xliii blank. Date probably beginning of 17th century.

:
lines.
does not appear to be over accurate.
Printed in Laghuprakaranasamgraha,
ff.
Character
Devanagari, Jaina
58'''-6o^ (61 verses).
style.
37
Contents
:
MS. Prakrit
d. 31
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Size: io~X4|-in. Material: Paper. No. of leaves : iv + 3 + liii blank. Bate: possibly about a.d. 1600.
Character
;
Paksikasutra, A. D. 1563.
the Paksikasutra, in prose and verse,
dealing with the six mahavratas, and enumerating the
components of sruta. It begins on f. i arham attdna mohadalanl janxtm suyandnabhaviyaloyassa sarisd

:
1
Devanagari, Jaina
style.
saharisabhdvo
kare atitthe
jinerisl
1
panamdmi suydya suyddevi
II
II
tittham-
39 (1-4) MS.
Contents
:
Sansk. d. 271
atitthasiddhe ya titthasiddhe ya
siddhe a
II
See 3 ya ndnam ca vamddmi Weber, Catal., II, 819-821, 1313, Ind. Stud., XVI, 323, XVII, 85. It ends on f. 13"'^ iti Pdksikaksdmand
maharisl
II
:
Karmagrantha, 17th cent. P 4 parts of a Karmagrantha with Sanskrit
commentaries.
1.
The Karmavipaka of Garga Rsi with ParamaIt begins
samdptah,
subharn, bhavatu srlr astu
chalj,
nanda's commentary.
are
on
f.
vavagayakamI
The MS. appears
to
be inaccurate.
The words
separated from one another by small strokes at the In the centre of each page is the usual Jaina top.
figure.
The
red lines.
bounded at either side by two double pigment is freely used for erasures. Yellow
text
is
makalamkam vtram namiuna kammagayakusalam vuccham kammavivdgam guruvayaddham samdsena 1 It ends on f. 30^ eyam gdhdna sayam ahithdvaddhiail padhikuna jo guru pucchat ndhi Kammavivdgam ca11
11
:
I
svaird
II
168 II
Former shelfmark : MS. Sansk. d. 398. Bought in 1887 fi-om Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. Material: Paper. Size: io|x4|-in.
No. of leaves : Bate: f. 13^;
iii
447).
+ 13 +xli blank. samvat 1619 (=a.d. 1563) varse
2. The Karmastava in 5^ verses. It begins on f. 20''^ namiuna jinavarimde tihuyanavarandnadamsanapawe bamdhudayasamtajjuttam vocchdmi thayarn. nisdmeha mil The last verse is on f. 41"'^: me ti huyanamahiu siddho buddho niramjano niccho disail varandnalambham damsanasuddhim samdhim ca II
:
I 1
25
MSS.
4>)
26
After the colophon of Govindagani's comm. follow 22 Prakrit verses, partly illegible through abrasion, ending on f. 42^ iti Karmastavabhasya samaptam 3. The Bandhasvamitva in 54 verses, with a commentary. It begins on f. ^2^ : namiuna Vaddhamanam
:
I
41 (i-7)_MS, Wilson 390 Gautamaprceha, etc., A, D, 1701, etc. Contents : 1. the Gautamaprceha, as in the preceding MS., in 64 aryas. It begins on f. i^: namiuna titthaThe ndham etc. It ends on f, 31^: adaya etc.
I
gaiyalthanadesayam siddham gaXyaiesu voccham vamdhassamittam oghenam 1 n iya It ends on f. ^^"^ puvvasurikayapayaranesu jadabuddhina mae rdHyam vamdhassamittam (illegible) kammatthaya soil II 54
\
text
2.
is fairly
accurate.
11
II
4.
portion of the Sadalitika, with commentary.
It begins
on
f.
^^^
vimalorukevalapaydsam
nicchinnamohapasam pasariyapanayajanapuriyasam payail
panamittu jinapasam
II
II
ITavatattva, text in 30 verses, with Sadhuratcommentary. It begins on f, 33, and ends on f, 41'^. Text accurate. 3. The Navatattva, text in 39 verses, with Somasundara's Navatattvabalavabodhain Gujarati. It begins on f. 43^ namah, srijinapravacandya etc. and ends on f. 60. On the whole accurate. A Gujarati comm. is
nasuri's
:
I
The
The MSS.
original
are
fairly accurate.
wrapper
is
(f. iii),
on the Karmagranthah satikah Deventitle
The
printed in the
4.
f.
Bombay
1
ed.,
1884.
The Navatattya,
:
text in
49
verses.
It begins
:
on
drasurih
quite wrong.
See Sansk. Gat., no, 1358,
61
jivd \jtvd 3 etc.
It ends
on
f.
64
jina
ajina
3 tittha 3 'titthd
1
gihi 5 anna 6 salimga 7 tht 8 na7'a

I
Bought
in 1887 from Dr,
Eugen Hultzsch (MS.
419).
fF.
Size : 1 1 X 4| in. Material : Paper, No. of leaves: iv+79 + xix blank. Really 74, as 1518, 39, are missing. Date; probably middle of 17th century.
9 napusd 10 patteya 11 sayambuddhd 13 Imddhabohi 13 kka i^nikkdya 15 49 11 iti srinavatatvaprakaranam samattam srt Before this is added: iti moksatat11
I 1
vam
5.
6.
fF.
The
text
is
very inaccurate.
The S'ravakavrata, in bhasa, fF. 6469^. The Karmagranthaprathamavieara, in HincW,
Character
Injuries
:
Devanagari, Jaina
style.
lost.
70-73"*^.
ff.
15-18, 29, and the end are
Nearly
every leaf
is
in part illegible through abrasion.
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 in

:
40 MS. Sansk. d. 280

Gautamaprceha, A, D, 1744.
the Gautamaprceha in 64 aryas on the main Jaina metaphysical tenets, with the commentary It begins on f. i^ in Sanskrit by Mativardhana. janamto taha ya Ooyamo bhamuina ttitthanaham yavam abuhamna bohanattham dhammadhammam phaIt ends on f. 39^^ jam Goyamena lam pucche i puttham tarn kahia jinavarena inrena bhavvd bhaveha adayasay a dhamnadhammam phalam payadam 63 gahana hoi caiisatthl gatha hui lisapannattarena The verse is incomplete, and is followed by a few words
bhasa,
Contents
f. srivitardgdya 73 nathd 3 himsd 3 kanhd 4 dithi 5 mosa 6 dinneya 7 abbhappa 8 mdna 9 mitte 10 mdyd 11 lobhe 13 riydvahiyd 13 Ilin These are glossed in Sanskrit
Hindi.
athd
1
It
begins on
I
nam,ai.
i anarthakriya 3 dkdsaknyd 4 dra5 mrsdkriyd 6 adatdddnakriyd 7 adhydtmaki kriyd 8 mdnakriyd 9 mitrakriyd 10 mdydkriyd 11 iriydvahikl kriyd After this the gloss becomes bhasa
thus: arthakriyd
staknyd
(?)
II
II
II
II
These 13 are briefly discussed in 16 verses, ending f. 75V: iti 13 Kriydsthdnakavicdralj. ill srl srl sn sri See Sansk. Cat., no. 1380.
undisguised.
II
I
I \
Size:
ioix5iin.
ii
No. of leaves :
separately.
in Gujarati.
See Sansk. Gat., no. 1359.
+ 75 + ii
Material: Paper. blank. Each MS.
is foliated
Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS, 439). Size: io|-X5in. Material: Paper.
No. of leaves: iv + 39
f.
+ xix
blank.
Really 38, as
Date: 1. f. 31^: samP 1757 ( = a.d, 1701) varse posavadi 9 dine imduvdsare li 2. F. 41V: samvat 1785 ( = a.d. 1739) vaisdsasuditrayodasydm tithau
\
1
27
is
missing.
f.
3.
About end of 15th century,

I
Date:
Scribe
:
89"^:
I
miti vaisdsavadi
f.
89'^
samvat 1800 ( = a.d. 1744) varse vara adltavara h-irupanagaramadhye lisitam pam
I I
I
gydnara srimdhardjdSrirdjastmghajlvijatrdjye
Character
Injuries
:
:
4. F. 14 -.samvat 1658 ( = a,d. 1602) varse srdvanavadi i lasitam 5-7. Not older than 1750 a. d. Scribe: 1. f. 31V: mrdyamallajitasisyapujyakasnma-
Devanagari, Jaina
37
is lost.
style.
noharajitakisya
srldllinagre
srll}
lipnkrtam
1
munijagardma
dtmdarthe
f.
27
2.
F. 41^
MSS.
(J
4)
28
36
tnahd
4.
Was
Padmasdgarendlekhi ci daydsdgaraci pdthdya M'ritten for Anamdasagara, f. 64.

:
i
44MS. Prakrit d.
18th cent. ?
Contents
Dharmaghosa and Somatilaka's Sattarisayathana,

Sattarisayathana of Dharmaghosa : and his pupil, Somatilaka, treating in 361 Prakrit stanzas
the
Character
Devanagari, Jaina
style.
42 MS.
i
Sansk.
d.
292
metaphysical
Wavatattva, A. D. 1759.
Contents
:
of the thanas of the Jinas.
The names of these thanas

which they
f.
the Navatattva, a Jaina
are inserted in Sanskrit after the verses of
have formed the subject.

siririsahdijinamdo
treatise in 39 verses
on the 9 categories of the system,
The work begins on
i
I
with the Sanskrit commentary of Sadhuratnastiri. It begins on f. i'*' jivajlvd punnam pdvdsava samvaro a
:
nijjarand
bamdho mukkho a taha nava
iattd
humti
caiidasa caudasa bdydlisd bdsii humti II ill sattdvanam bdrasa cail nava bhed kammeneamto muhuttamittam pi It ends on f. 8'^ sim II 2 II phdsiam jehim hujja sammattam tesim avatthapuggala iti Navatatvaprakaranam pariattho ceva samsdro 39
ndyavvd
hdyald
I
II
II
panamiya panamirasurdsuranarimde savvannu gayamohe suhadesanajaniyajanabohe i tesim ciya cavanal pana kalldnaga kamd samdsenam patteyam puvvabhavdi thdnasattarisayam boccham 2 It ends with verse 361 sattarisayapamdne jo jindne ya thane [padhai sunazjhdne thdvae vdpahdne lahudarisanandne pdvmnam amdne paramasuhanihdne jai so siddhithdne 61 (Cp. ver. 368 in Weber, Catal., II, 841) iti Sattarisayathdnam sammmattam cha Weber's
I
II
II
11
II
11
II
samdptam
See Sansk.
is
Cat., no. 1362.
The MS.
tolerably accurate.
The
text occupies
text has 369 verses.
The MS. seems

usual Jaina figure
;
to be a comparatively
modern copy
is
the centre of each page.
of a correct archetype.
In the centre of each page

is
the
Bought Size : lOj X 4j

No. of leaves Date : f. 8^
:
:
in 1887 from Dr.

in.
Eugen Hultzsch (MS.

blank.
441).
Material: Paper.
iv
+ 8 + xlix
maghau mdse ravivdre dydm

I
samvad isvemdudamtirupamite varse sitetarapakse pamcamydm karmmavdI
i.e. samvat 1815 (=a. d. 1759). Hultzsch, Z.D.M.G., XL, 25, gives 18 16 as the date, but this is unnecessary. Mumuksamofdhvayo lilekha NavaScribe : f. 8^
:
bounded on either side by two double red lines, or three single. There are a good many later corrections. For other MSS. see Weber, /. c, who gives the date as a.d. 1331 see verse 360 terahasayasagasle lihiyam inam Somatilayasurihim Bhandarkar, Report, 1887 i89i,p. 99, no. 1281. On the
the text
; :
I
authors, cp. Klatt, Ind. Ant., VI, 255
1886-1892, p.
Ixiv.
__^^
Peterson, Report,
tattvasukhabodhikdm vrttim Character : Devanagari, Jaina

1
style. d.
Former shelfmark : MS. Sansk. d. 325. Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. Size : 1 1 X 4|- in. Material : Paper.
No. cf leaves: iii + 13 + lxix blank. Date : probably end of 18th century.
Character
Injuries
:
475).
43 MS.
Contents
.
Sansk.
293
Navatattva, A. D. 1479.
the text of the Wavatattva in 29 verses with the same commentary as in the preceding MS. See Sansk. It is, however, more accurately written.
Cat., no. 1361.
Devanagari, Jaina
f.
style.
hole in
2.
45 MS.
Sansk.
d.
278
The words
text
is
are separated
either
bounded on
by strokes at the top. The side by three red lines, and in

BatnaSekhara's Laghuksetrasamasa, 17th cent.?

Contents : the Iiaghuksetrasamasa of Ratnasekhara,
the centre of each page
is

Material: Paper. I of X 5 in. No. of leaves iv + 9 + Iv blank. Date: f. 9: samvat 1535 ( = a. d. 1479) varse caitrasuddha 9 gurau Scribe: f. 9 Mahisdsanapure pam camdrayasoganind likhdpitam sisyavargdndm pathandrthe likhitam dcdrSize:
.
with his Sanskrit commentary, treating in 263 aryas of mythical Geography. It begins on f. i^: viramjaya-
seharapayapayatthiyam panamiuna gurum ca sasaranatthd khittaviydrdnuilm ucchumi i

II
mamdu
tti
II
It ends
on f. 31'^: surlhim jam Rayanaseharandmaehim appattham eva raHyam narakhittavikkham samsohiyam payaranam suyaneyahim loe pdvei ttam kularamgamayapaI
siddham
II,
1 1
63
II
yaviSvandthena
The Prakrit
859
;
is
very inaccurate.
See Weber, Catal.,
Character : Devanagari, Jaina style. Injuries : somewhat worm-eaten.
1876,
ff.
printed in Laghuprakaranasamgraha, Bombay, 38a-56a. Cf. Sansk. Cat., lio. 1365. Called
29
anonymous
a
in Mitra, Notices, VIII,
MSS.
(4)
Prakrit d. 36
30
55
sq.
There
is
47 MS.
Contents
MS.
Indian Institute Library. AsVajrasenaand Hematilaka,whom he mentionsinhis

(365 vv.) in the
as his gurus, are
Jinabhadragani's Samgrahani, A. D. 1636.

: the Samgrahani, called also Brhatsamgrahani to distinguish it from the shorter redaction of Candrasuri as in no. 48, a manual of Jaina doctrine in 514 (nominally 530) Prakrit aryas, by Jinabha-
commentary
undoubtedly the teachers
of Ratnasekharasuri, author of the S'ripalacaritra, I feel pretty confident that the latter must be identical with our author, not with that of the feddhapratikramana-
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.
S'ripalacaritra
sutra.
The
nitthavia aifhakamIt begins on f. i vlram namiuna tigaranavisuddham ndnamanarntdsamgahanitti ndmenam II ill voccham tamahattham thiibhavanogdhanaya surandraydna patteyam naratirir yadehamdnam dilpamdnam ca vucchdmi 2 It ends
draâni.
mam
II
II
Bought
Size
:
in 1887

in.
10^ X 5^
Material: Paper.
No, of leaves : iv + 3 1 + ii blank. Date: very possibly about a. d. 1650. Character : Devanagari, Jaina style.
on f. 33'^ jam uddhiyam suydii puvvdyariyakaya mahavasamaie bemi yavvam suyaharehim taheva suyadevayd eya 14 11 gdthd 530 samgrahani sammattd gramthdgram 650 There are only 514 verses. The MS. is careful and fairly accurate. In the centre of each page is the usual Jaina figure, with a hole in the
: I \ I
II
II
centre.
On
ff.
9, 19, is
The margin consists of two double red an addendum by a later hand.
lines.
The
it
46 MS.
Contents
in
:
Sansk. d. 320
MS.
is
has clearly once been part of a great whole, as
foliated
S'raddhapratikramanasutra, 17th cent. P

the Sraddhapratikramanasiitra, treating
Ff.
both 133 and 63-83 (64 being repeated). See for this work, Peterson, 13, 15^ are blank.
50 aryas of the duties and penances of laymen of the Sanskrit commentary. It begins on f. i guruvirahammi a thavandguruvaesovadamsanattham ca jinavirahammi a jinabimbasevandmamtanam sahalam Mill It ends on f. 107 evam aham dloia nimdia garahia dugumchium sammam
Jaina sect, with Ratnasekharagani's
:
Beport, 1882,, 1883, pp. 36, 51, 66, 91,93; -Report, 18841886, pp. 46, 137 ; Weher,Catal., II, 891, n. 2,6 ; for the author, Peterson, Report, 1886-1893, p. xxxix; Klatt,
XI, 353. If he was a predecessor of Haribhadra his date must be 8th or 9th cent., if Jacobi, Z.D.M.O., XL, 103, is correct. His traditional date is
Tnd. Ant.,
A. D.
539-589.
tivihanapadikkdmto
Then follow,on ff.
vamddmi jine cauvvlsam 50 107 and 107'^, the details of the writing
II
II
of the text and commentary.
The
Prakrit
is fairly
accurate,
and agrees very closely

sq.
Formr shelfmark: MS. Sansk. d. 333. Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. Size : 9I X 4^ in. Material Paper.
:
472).
with Weber's MS., Catal., II, 883

Gat., no. 1366.
No. of leaves
.-
iii
+ 33 + xliv
I
blank.
See
Sansk.
The
lines.
text
is
bounded on
either side
by two double red
samvat 1692 ( = a.d. 1636) varse kdrttikasudi trayovasl gurau This is not in the hand
Date;
f.
33"^:
of the text.
Scribe
:
figure.
In the centre of each page is the usual Jaina Ff. 13, 14, 19, and some words on f. 3 are in
It has also the
f. 33"''
srlkharataragacche srijinabhadrasuri-
vijayamdne
a later hand.
manasutra, Mitra, Notices, dhikara ends on f. ig^; the anuvratapamcakadhikara
name SravakapratikraX, 44, 45. The samyaktvaf.
vd Batnakirttiganind lakhitam
I
sahidevapathandrtham
mamtriAlso not in the ist hand. For

I
the suri, cp. Weber, Catal., II, 1052 sq. Character ; Devanagari, Jaina style.
on
f.
f.
57^^
;
the gunavrata on
f.
79
the siksavrata on
loi
the sesa on
107^-
48 MS.
Contents:
Sansk.
d.
323
P
Samgrahani, 17th cent.

Size
:
io|-
X 4|-
in.
Material
Paper.
: iii + 107 + 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.
No. of leaves
xvii blank.
the Samgrahani of Candrasuri in 277 Prakrit verses with a Sanskrit avaciirni, based on Devabhadrasuri's vivarana. See Sansh Cat., no. 1367.
Date
Printed in Laghuprakaranasamgraha,
ff.
i3h-37b.
Cp. Weber, Catal,
II,
Bombay, 1876, 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^
31
p. xxviifin.), p. 154.
Verse a
is:
MSS.
i)
82
uvavayacavanavira1
found in no. 50, apparently fragmentary, having only

81 gathas with a Persian translation.
ham s(tmkham igasamalyam gamagamane

hassajim bhavanavimamjahannathil
11
dasavasasa-
II
This work was
used by Colebrooke, Essays^, 11, 1 98, note. Candrasuri's pradesavyakhyatippanaka on the Avasyakasutra was written in a. d. 1166, his commentary on the Nirayavali, in a. d. 1173, Peterson, Report, 18861892, p. xxviii.
Former shel/mark : MS. Sansk. c. 1 25. Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. Size: I2fx6|in. Material: Paper.
No. of Date :
i.e.
418).
leaves
f.
iv
+ 18 + 17.
\
i S'"' :
abde sagaradvaitadiggajasomdnvite
1768).
The
text occupies the centre of the middle column.
sam 1824 (= a.d.
Hultzsch, Z.D.M.G.,
XL,
24, gives 1827,

Size
:
not give sdgara as a designation of
but Biihler, Palaeographie, p. 81, does 7, and though it

take the date as 1824.
lOjX^^
:
in.
iii
Material: Paper.
might be
Really 20, as
so, it is safer to
No. of leaves
if.
+ 26 + xlix
blank.
Scribe: Ndnigaddsa.
Character
:
49
are missing.
Devanagari, Jaina
style.
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 at
the foot.
Injuries: S.
50 MS.
Il'emicandra's
Wilson 262
in the
Contents
the
Karmakanda, 19th cent. ? Karmakanda of Nemicandra as

:
4-9
are lost, containing text
and com-
preceding MS., with a long Persian commentary.

suit the
To
mentary on vv. 1777.
49 MS. Prakrit
Contents: the
c.
Nemicandra's Karmakanda, with Nauigadasa's commentary, A. D. 1768.
Karmakanda
commentary the gathas begin on f. 86 sfiganesdya namal}, gdthd pranamya sirasd Nemim gunarayanavibhusanam Mahdviram samattarayananilayam payadisamutklrtarna vocham w i The gathtts throughout are sanskritized in this style. The MS. breaks off with gatha 81 on f. 2. The MS. is very inaccurate.
\ 1
I
II
tika, in 161 stanzas,
of Nemicandrasaiddhanwith a commentary. This com-
On
Piety
and at the sides of the had been written. It seems probable that the same hand which wrote the MS. also wrote the commentary, and probably the scribe of the text was the author of the commentary, which The text begins is merely a word for word gloss. on f. i'^ om namo vitaragaya fanamiya sirasd nemim gunarayanavihusanam Mahdviram sammattarayananiThe comlayam payadisamukkittanam boccham in mentary begins on f. i'^ asyam gathayam (?) Nemindtham varddhamdnam caturvimsatittrthamkarasarnuddyam The text ca Nemicandr deary ydda,ndm namaskdro 'sti ends on f. 1 8 iti snnemicandrasaiddhdntiviracitakarmThe commentary is very maprakrtigramtha samdptah, scanty for ff. 17, 18, and the whole ends on f. 18^:
at the top,
mentary was added
f.
86^
is
written
'
Karma Kand
-Treatise
on
Jain Doctrines
translated from Prakrit
into
Persian.
priest.^
The
original author is
text proper, after the text
He
lived about a. d. 1073,
Nemichandra, a Jain Weber, Gatal., II,
1214 ; Peterson, Report, 1886-1892, pp. lix sq. ; Bhandarkar. Report, 1883, 1884, p. 44. He was also called Devendra 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.
11
Character
.-
Devanagari for the Prakrit.
51
MS. Wilson 458

18th cent.
?
Kundakundacarya's FaScastikayaprabhrta,
Contents
:
abde sagaradvaitadiggajasomdnvite sukramdse rudratithau prdleyarasmivdre Sapddajaydbhidheye pure samudrabijaydtmajajinagrhe bidvadbarajicchri 108 srldhoksacarndrajitkasya
sisyena
the
Pancastikayapratahrta
of
Kun-
Ndnigaddsenedam gramtharn,
dakundacarya with the Sanskrit commentary of Brahmadevaji, a short summary of Jaina metaphysic in It begins on f. 2 182 verses. imdasayavamdiydnam
:
likhitam
tihuvanahidamadhwanisahavakkdnarn,
\
amtdtidagund1
The text is bounded on either side by two red lines. The text proper is written in a large hand, the commentary in a small hand. There are vignettes on f. 9^, diagrams on ff. 8^, 10. The Karmakanda is also to be
nam namo jindnam jidabhavdnam cha me sassa ho appd ndnadamsanalakkhano
F. 108"^: ego
sesd
me vdhird
f.
bhdvd savvasamyogalakkhand II The 1st mahadhikara, iii verses, ends on
71
iti
::
: :
33
tdtparyavrtto
pamcastikayasaddravyandmo
i
MSS.
(4)
I
34
cha
I
prathamo
stikdyaprdbhrtalj, sarndptal},
161
cha
The
is
inahadhikara^ samaptal},
(after a
Prakrit
is
carefully
written, and the commentary
verses, ends on f. 96^: Jong enumeration of the constituent parts) Hi dasabhir amtaradhikarail}, pamcakadgathahhir vyavaha-
The and mahadhikara, 50
good.
See Sansk. Gat., no. 1360.

is
Kundakundacarya
of doubtful date, cp. Peterson,
Report, i886-i89a, p. xx: Hoernle, Tnd. Ant.,

(Sarasvatigacchapattavali).
XX, 351
Cp.
ramoksamargavayavambhutayor darsanajfidnayor visayabhut&ndm jivddinavapaddrthdnam pratipddakadvitlyamahddhikdrai, samaptalj, This will explain the title Pancaâdgatha given by Wilson in Sansk. Cat.,
I
The commentary
states that
the work was written for Sîvakumara Maharaja.

Peterson, p. 154.
___
:
no. 1371.
Former owner : Size : 1 1 X 6 in.

No. of leaves:
foliation
see the verses cited in Sansk. Cat.
Material
Paper.
In the
f.
1st
mahadhikara, antaradhikara I ends on

f.
ii+rio + ii blank.
f.
The
original
ld^^ samayasabddrthapithikdbhidhdnalj,. Antaradhikara If, dravyapithika, ends on
makes
:
iii, but
21
^5
is
passed over.
style.
Date: possibly middle of i8th century.

Character
III, ni^cayavyavaharakalaprarupana,
Devanagari, Jaina
ends on
f.
36
:
IV, jivastikaya, ends on f. ^^ V, pudgalastikaya, ends on f. 60^ VI, dharmmadharmma, ends on f.64: VII, akaâstikaya, ends on f. 66^
VIII, ends on
f.
52 MS. WUson 261

Gathas, 19tb cent. ?
Contents
:
a collection of Gathas on topics of morals
71
with an enumera-
tion of these parts.
In the and mahadhikara, vyavaharamoksamargakathana, Antaradhikara I, ends on f. 73^ II, jivapadartha, ends on f. 79^ III, no special title, ends on f. 81^
IV, punyadisaptapadartha jivapudgalasamyogaparinamena nirvrtta iti

kathana, ends on
f.
and discipline, with a Sanskrit version and a Persian imda sadavamdicommentary. It begins on f. 316 arntdtlyanam tihuyanahidamadhuravisadavakkdnam dagundnam namo jjindnarn jidabhavdnam mil Gatha a (counted as 3) is found on f. an'': samanamuhugddam aharn cadugddinivdranam sanivvdnam (1) eso panamivya sirasd samayam inam sunadha vonnammi u 3 Vv. 345, 346, are both in Prakrit without translation, but with commentary.
:
1 I
II
83'^:
The MS.
ends
is
extremely inaccurate.
is
See Sansk. Cat.,

f. 5 maggappa-
V,
f.
punyapapavyakhyana,
85V:
on
no. 1371.
This
the Paiicastikayasamgrahasutra of
(see no. 5l)
;
Kundakundacarya
the text ends on

:
VI, punyapapasravavyakhyana, ends on f. 88V

VII, samvarapadarthavyakhyana, ends on f. 89V
:
with the last verse of the 3rd mahadhikara
bhdvanatthampavayanabhavatti (read bhatti)-ppacodidena
may a bhaniya evayana (read ^yampava) sdram pacachiyam sarngahasuttam (read parncatthiyasamgaham suttarn) 1134611
VIII,
f.
nirjarapratipadana,
ends
on
srlrdma
f.
9a:
verse aoo on
79, verse
Verse 110 occurs on 300 on f. 39.
f.
137^,
IX, vamdhavyakhy|na, ends on f. 93: X, bhavamoksapratipadana, ends on

f.
Size
10 X
6|- in.
96.
Material: Paper, glazed.
The 3rd mahadhikara ends on f. 107 : iti gramthacha evam samdptirupena dvddasasthale gdthd gatd cha trtlyamahddhikdra^ samdptah The rest of the work, ff. 107-109'^, forms a sort of appendix treating of the satkalah. It is concluded by tdtparyavrtto prathamatas iti this colophon, f. 109 astdbhir amtarddhiaikddasottarasatagdthdbhir tdvad
1 I
I I
No. of leaves
iv
+ 3 16 + iii
blank.
Arranged
like a
European book.
Bate
;
Character
about the beginning of the 19th century. Devanagari, some Jaina characteristics. :
53 MS.
Contents
;
rraser 38
kdraili
Parncdstikdyasatdravyapratipddakandmd pratha-
Jivavicara, A. D. 1736.
the Jivavicara, a treatise in 51 verses on the jiva in Jaina Dogmatic. It begins on f. 2,^ : sri-
mamahddhikdras tadanamtaram pamcdsadgdthdbhir dasabhir amtaradhikdrai navapaddrthapratipddakdbhidhd-
natrtlyamahddhikdras
cety
adhikdratrayam samuddI
jinemdrdya namal^
mal},
I
cha
iti
Pamcd'
snrdjadharajlcarandbjdbhydm nabhuvanapalvarn vlrarn namiuna bhandmi abuhaI

I
35
bohattham
surihim
\\
I
i
II
MSS.
(4)
Sansk.
d.
36
285
jivasaruvam kimci vi jaha bhaniam puvvaIt ends on f. 8^ : eso jivaviydro samI i
55
MS.
Jivavicara, with the

Contents
khevaruina jhdnanahetu (jdna in te\.t:jndnanem arthem

gloss)
ddil
II
I
commentary of Bhavasiiudara,
leth cent.?
samkkhitto uddhariil
II
rumddum suyasamudsammattam
:
i
the text of the Jivavicara written above

It is accurate.
81
iti
injlvaviydro prakaranam
is fairly
The
text,
which
accurate,
is
accompanied by
and below the Sanskrit commentary. It begins on f, i''^, and ends on f. 6^.
no. 1373.
See Sansk. Gat.,
a gloss in Gujarati, which begins on
vlram jagadvrdyam
f. a^ thus tathd vamditva svagurum gurum vaksye

l

partially filled
is
the usual Jaina figure,
Jlvavicdrasya sutrdrtha lokavarttayd II i il It ends on f. 8^ : iti snjwavicdraprakaranam tabartham samdptam

I
up with a spot of red pigment.
Verse 50 gives the author's name. For this work of Sântisuri 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 ?
in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 434). Size: ioix5|in. Material: Paper.
Bought
The
ff.
text
is
bounded on
pattern of
I,
lines.
either side by an elaborate There are very pretty vignettes on
No. of leaves : iv + 6 + xxxvii blank. Date: somewhat doubtful: perhaps 17th century,late.
Scribe
:
the
:
name has been
deleted.
style.
9^-
Character
Devanagari, Jaina
Size: io|-X5jin.
Material:
Paper, glazed.
original foliation
No. of leaves :
iii
+ 8 + iv blank. The
56 MS.
Contents
:
Sansk.
d.
297
P
makes
ff., f. i
being blank.
Yogindradeva's Faramatmaprakaia, 17th cent.

the
Date: f. 8'^: samvat 1792 varse idke 1658 (=a.d. 1736) pravarttamdne vaisdkhamase suklottarapakse 10
tithau sanivdsare
1
Paramatmaprakasa of Yogindradeva, a Digambara Jaina work in 346 verses, especially upon

the metaphysical system of the Jainas, with a Sanskrit
Scribe:
Jyajirsi^ri
f,
8^:
dcdryajih-i 6 srUivajijl tatiisyapu-
5 mjdjiji tasya kisyapujyajlsrlrsisri 5 rdjaThis

is
dharajljl tasya Hsyarsivddyajt tena Stamhhath'thabim-
commentary. After a long table of contents, ending ye jdyd jhdnaggiyai on f. 4'^, the ist verse begins niccaniramjanandnarnaya te kammakalamka dahevi
:
I
dare lipikrto Jlvavivlcdro dharmdrtham

at the
written
paramappa navevi
Verse a
is
\
II
II
The comm. reads jhdnagniyae.

\ I
end of the commentary. At the end of the text appears svasti snmallumpdkhyagacche sripattddhlsasnpujydcdryajlsrisri 6 srisivajiji tacchisyasripujyarsiSn
:
1
5 Srisuryamallajl
dharajl
1
tacchisyasrlpujyajirsisri 5 srirdja-
te vadail sirisiddhagana hosahim on f. 6 je vi anamta sivama'imniruvamandnamaya paramasor The comm. reads JiaVm and mdhi bhajamta a II sivamayaP. Ver. 345 is illegible, but ver. 344 on f. 179
: II
tacchisyarsivddyajl tena svdtmdrtham likhito
runs
tarn
'yam Jivavicdro
Character
:
Bodl. CataL, p. 404^, Devanagari, Jaina style.

I
srl
is
wrong.
jam mdim kimpi vijarnpi yail varandni khamamtu mahu

I
juttdjuttu vi etthu
je bujhahim para-
54
2.
(2)
MS. WUson
371
In the explanation the comm. again matthu I) 344 II gives Yogindradeva as the author's name. The work is written in a modern and very inaccurate The text is not very form of Mahara^gtri Prakrit.
accurate, but the
Jivavicara, 18th cent. P

the Jivavicara of S'antisuri as in the
commentary
is
good.
The
Prakrit words are usually separated
by
strokes
preceding MS., in 51 verses. It is carelessly and inaccurately written with many Sanskrit forms. In ver. 5
it
reads riuna
It begins
on
f.
aa,
and ends on
f.
34^.
Vi is always as usual joined to the above the line. See Sansk. Cat., no. 1374. preceding word. The plan of the work is thus given in the preface,
f.
See Sansk. Oat., no, 1372. The text is bounded on either side by three red
iv sq.
lines.
pamcaparame?tinamaskara, 7 dohakasutrani
vijnapana, 3 dohakasutrani paramabhedena tridhatmapratipadana,
sutraiji
dohaka-
Size
if X 5|
.-
in.
i
Material : Paper.
blank.
No. of leaves
+ 48 + i
This part consists
muktigatavyaktirupaparamatmakathana, 10 dohakasutrani
:
of a leaves. Date : probably the beginning of the 19th century.

Character
:
dehasthitisaktirupaparamatmakathana
amtarbhuta-
Devanagari, Jaina
style.
praksepapamcakasahita, 34 dohakasutrani
: :
: : :
37
samksepajivasya
tavicara,
svadehapramitivisaye
MSS. (#4,5)
;
38
svaparama-
Character
Injuries
lost
:
6 dohakasutrani dravyagunaparyayasvarupakathana, 3 dohakasutrani:

karmavicara, 8 dohakasutraiii
a leaf
Devanagari, Jaina style. is missing at the end
f.
a corner, and
many
letters are illegible
93^ has through
abrasion.
samanyabhedabhavanakathana, 9 dohakasutrani
niscayasamyagdrftikathana,
i
57
MS. Prakrit
d.
34
?
dohakasutrani
mithyabhavakathana, 8 dohakasutrani samyagdrstibhavana, 8 dohakasutrani: samanyabhedabhavana, 31 dohakasutrani These 123 sutras make up the prathamaprakarana,
Ratnasamcaya, 17th cent.
Contents: the Ratnasamcaya, being an outline of It begins on the Jaina system, in 331 Prakrit gathas.
Paramatmarupakathana. The and mahadhikara begins with moksamoksaphalamoksamarggasvarupa. moksasvarupakathana, 10 dohakasutrani
mlalitasdgarasadgurubhyo namal), namiuiiajinam viram uvaydratthd gurum ca slsam ca siddhdmtasdIt ends on bhaiidmi jerayanasdritthd 11 i II ragdhd
f.
1^:
f 18:
iti
I
srlratnasamcaya sampurrinam jdtam
subham
bhavatulj,
No
author's
name
is
given.
msa
(i. e. moksa)-phala, i dohakasutrani niscayavyavaharamoksamargga, 39 dohakasutrani abhedaratnatraya, 8 dohakasutrani
The MS. appears to be inexact. A good many notes have been added by a later hand, especially on ff. i^, 3,
av, 3, 4Vj gv, 9, 10, ii"^, 18, i8'^.
In the centre of each
samabhava, 14 dohakasutrani punyapapaisamana, 14 dohakasutrani suddhopayoga (ekacatvarimsatsutramadhye suddha

ityadisutrapamcakaparyamtam suddhopayogamukhyatvena vyakhyanam), 5 dohakasutrani (the omission of
a sentence marked before the 5) vitaragasvayamvedanajnana, 15 dohakasutrani
parigrahatyaga, 8 dohakasutrani
page is the usual Jaina figure, filled up with letters. The Yellow pigment is very fireely used for erasures. text 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). Material : Paper. Size : io|^ X 5| in.
No. of leaves: iii+ 18 + xxxl blank. Date : very doubtful, writing looks old, paper recent. Very possibly about end of 17th century, which would suit the date which we probably get for the scribe.
Scribe:
f.
suddhanayena
jivaj},
soâsavar'^nikavarnnavat
sarvve
iti
kevalajndnasvabhdvalaksanena
samdna
mu-
khyatvena vyakhydnam, 13 dohakasutrani (completing the 41 above mentioned).
18: srilalitasdgaratatsisyarsimdnikyasdI
The culikavyakhyanam
{sic) sutrani.
deals with the remaining 107
with the verse

7 sthalas,
(i)
In this portion the 26 sutras, beginning paramasamahi are divided amongst

:
I
lipikrtam JDevigirigara svapathandrtham lasitam mdhddurge Probably this is the head of the Goyaraksasakha, whose pupil Jiianasagara was living a.d.
I
1680, Ind. Ant.,
XXIII,
179.
style.
nirwikalpasamadhi, 8 sutras
;
Character
;
Devanagari, Jaina
(a) arhatpada, 3 sutras

(3) (4)
Injuries:
ff.
3-11 are badly worm-eaten.
paramatmaprakasanama, 3 sutras;
siddhipada, 3 sutras
;
(5)
paramatmaprakasaradhakapurusanam
phalaka-
^ 5.
STOTRA
etc.,
thana, 3 siitras
(6)
paramatmaprakasaradhanayogyapurusakathanaj
Contents:
(ff.
58
1.
(1-4) MS. Ousoley 136

18th cent. P
3 sutras phalakathana, 3 sutras; (7) patanika i, another follows ends this

contains nothing important.
Upasargaharastotra,
3^-4)5 but
It begins
1

Size
as
ff.
:
on f. tdnam namo siddhdnam namo ayariydnam rmmo uvabbhdydnam namo loe savvasdhunam eso pamcanamokkdro savvapdvappandsano mamgaldnam ca sav:
I
the IJpasargaharastotra in 5 verses. sngurubhyo namal} namo ariham3

1 1
io| X 5^
:
in.
Material
is
Paper. Really 198 leaves
vesirn
iti
padhamam
havaz
mamgalam
The colophon
the
is
No. of leaves
ff.
iii
+ 1 80 + ii blank.
f.
snupasarggaparastotraml},, which
is
title in ver. 3,
37, 76, are double,
37
counted as two, and
upasaggaharam.
133, 134, 136, 145' 146, 163, 164, 165, 166, 168,
split.
171, 173-1775 179? have been Late : perhaps end of 17th century.
To Bhadrabahu a stotra of this name is ascribed in a pattavalivacana in Weber, Catal., II, 1033. Jacobi, Z.B.M.G., XXXIII, 696, mentions a MS. of that work
D 3
39
Bhandarkar, Deccan
no. a6a
;
Coll. Oatal., p. 33, no.
MSS.
(5)
I
40
273; p. 321,
begins
p. 322, no. 247.
yava
iya
2. The Sntajayapamhutastotra in 14 stanzas, of which in this MS. the 14th is numbered 17. It begins on f. 2 Tajayapahuttapayasaya addhamahdpdifiherajuttdnam samayasitta{sic)-ddhiydnam (the rest being at the top of f. 2^ is illegible through damp) nasal sayaladuriyam bhaviyanam bhattiyuttdnam 2 It ends on f. 3 iti srutajayapamhutastotram sampurnam Jacobi, Z.D.M.G., XXXIII, 696, ascribes a work
:
I I l
on f. 5''': Jayajamtukappapdyava camddrdyapamkayavanassa sayalamunigdrnagdmani tiloyacuddmani nama namo /e II i It ends on f. 6^:

I
II
vi jhdnaggipaliyaviyakammemdhanabdlabuddkind bhattie thuo bhava bhayasamuddabohinthabohimae cha iti mrsabhapamcdsatikd samdptd phalo II 50
I
II
The MS.
is fairly
accurate.
trans.,
II
II
Edited with comm., and
by
Klatt,
Z.D.M.G.,
(2).
XXXIII, 445-477.
a legend with
Report, 1886-1892, p.
lacchi in a. d. 973.
See Sansk.
to
this
Ixii.
Cat., no.
1881
see
For
regard
poem
Peterson,
bearing this
title
to
Manadeva (Tijayapahutta of ManaIt begins
deva with Vrtti by Harsakirti). 3. The Bhayaharastotra of Manatunga.

:
1
172; Weber,(7aiflZTlI,934.
Cp. Mitra, Notices, IX, 171, The authorwrote thePaiya-
on f. 3 namiUna panayasuragana- cuddmanikiranaramjiyam munino caranayuyalam mahdbhayam panasayam samtthavam bucham 1 It has here 23 stanzas, and ends on f. 5 iti snbhayaharastotram sampurnam See Peterson, Report, 1882, 1883, pp.52, 88, for JinaWeber, Oatal., II, prabha's commentary, a. d. 1309 still somewhat uncerManatunga's date is 933, 934.
l
I
pp. 19, 37, 38.

Jaina figure.
Cp. Pischel, Prakrit Grammar, In the centre of each page is the usual
text is
The
bounded on
either side
by two
11
11
double red
lines.
________

Material: Paper. Size: iOjX4|in. No. of leaves : iii + 6 + Ixxxv blank. Date : about middle of 17th century.
Character: Devanagari, Jaina style.
tain.
It
Jacobi, c, mentions a MS. of this work. The S'riajitasantijmastavana in 35 Prakrit verses. begins on f. 5 ajiyam jiyasavvabhayayam samtam
I.
4.
ca pasamtasavvaffayapdvam
dovijinavare patj.avaydmi
iti
jayagurusamtigunakare
II
gdha
It
ends on
1
f.
60 MS. Wilson 370

Jaina Prayers, A.D. 1821.
snajitasdntijinam stavanam samparijaml}, Ver. 36 is merely an exhortation, ending Jinavayai},e dyaram kunaII
hal),
36
II
iti
I.
sampurnam
is
Jacobi,
Nandisena.
c, p. 694, assigns a work of this name to His copy has a Gujarat! balavabodha
MS., the title of which as given above, borrowed from Bodl. Catal., p. 377, contains a jumble of devotional sentences in Prakrit, Sanskrit, and bhasa.
Contents
:
this
by Sadhukirti.
Cp. Bhandarkar, p. 321, no. 232

is
P- 3i5> no. 350. In all four the Prakrit (late Maharastri)
very inCat.,
srtsarasvatyai on f 1^: srtganeSdya nama^ nama^ \ jainam namafy siddhebhyal}, jaya jaya jay a namo 'stu noma 'stu namo arihamttdnam namo siddhdnam namo dyarjanam namo uvadhyanam namo loye
It begins
1 I I
accurately
no. 1387.
written.
For the MS.
see Sansk.
^-^
6~ x 7^
in.
Size
The book
is
arranged in Euro-
This practically exhausts the writer's Prakrit, the rest is a sort of mixture of Sanskrit and The first section ends on f. 40^ iti puspdbhasa.
sarvvasdhunam
pean style. Material : Paper. No. of leaves : ii -I- 56 -H ii blank.

if.
jalipraprajd samdptd
srl srl srl
These pieces occupy
The second
section begins
on f. 41
aiddhi Srigaêsdya
I
1-9.
Date: probably end of 18th century. lisatam Scribe : f. 54^ applies to the whole MS. rsaharsacamdrena Sripattandmmadkye bhdtrnihdlacam:
aindram padam prdptiparam pamodam dhanydtmatdm dtmani manya iti sampurnam Subham mdnya It ends on f. 56
namal), atha solahakdranapujd Usyate
I ;
bhuydt
drayutena sdhajisnsuadevapathandrtham, Character : Devanagari, some Jaina characteristics. Injuries : the top three lines of every page have been
I
The whole MS.

worthless.
is
written so carelessly as to be
considerably
damaged by
water, and
by the separation
necessary in consequence of their sticking together.
59
MS.
Sansk. d. 315
Dhanapala's Bsabhapancasatika, 17th cent. ? Contents: the Rsabhapancasatika of Dhanapala, 50 verses in praise of the tirthamkara, Rsabha. It
Former owner : T. P. Smith, Cap., see f. ^^, who presumably gave it to Wilson. Material: Paper, glazed. Size: io|x6|-in. Arranged like a No. of leaves : iii + 56 + iii blank. European book. Bate: apparently copied in Jan., i8ai, see f. 35.
Character
:
Devanagari, very badly written.
41
&.
CATALOGUE OF PRAKRIT MSS. LEGENDARY HISTORY The commentary

JAINA PRAKRIT
(M
6, 7)
42
and in bhasa, being
is interlinear,
MS. Prakrit d. 27 Jinamanikya's Kurmaputrakathanaka, 16th or

17th cent.
in 197 gathas in this
?
61
merely a word for word translation of the original. No author's name is given for it, unless the scribe wrote it. The text is bounded on either side by two red lines.
The commentary and the

different hands.
text proper are written
by
Contents: the Kurmaputrakathanaka, a Prakrit
poem
.^^.^__
MS., by Jinamanikya, the pupil of Hemavimalasuha, the 55th teacher of the Tapagaccha, a. d. 1506 and onwards (see Klatt, Ind. Ant., XI, 356) It begins on f. i namiuna vaddhamanam asurimdasurimdapanayapayaMmalam kummdputtacarittam bucchdmi aham samasenam i It ends with verse 197 on f. 7^ iti Kurmmdputrakathanakam sam: 1 1 I
11
11
purwijam
texti
but it work, cited by Weber, Catah, II, 980, 981. The text is bounded on either side by two double red lines, and in the centre of each page is the usual Jaina figure. The MS. is much daubed over with grey or yellow pigment, which renders its appearance untidy.
The name of the author is not given in the is given by the bhasa commentator on the
Former shelfmark: MS. Sansk. d. 383. Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 431). Size: io|x5|-in. Material: Paper. No. of leaves : iv + 46 + ii blank. Date : the date of the text is given on f. 46^ sarnvat 1809 ( = A. D. 1753) nd bhddravdvd iz That of the commentary is given ibid. sarnvat 1878 = A.D. 183a) nd varse mdgakaracada i dine ( Scribe : no name is given for that of the text. For the commentary see f 46^ sn 5 parn sukhasdgarajltatslsya pam sn phattesdgarajltatsisyasam pam 5
:
1
ramjyedrasdgaraga
Character
:
ta
-caturasdgara llptkrtam
style.
Devanagari, Jaina
63 MS.
by
error to
Walker 168
P
Former shelfmark : MS. Sansk. d. 377. Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 436).
Size: ii-|x4|-in. Material: Paper. No. of leaves : iv + 7 + Ixv blank. Bate: diflBcult to judge probably a. d. 1600 1700. Character : Devanagari, Jaina style.
:
Jaina Legend, 17th cent.
Contents: one leaf of some Jaina legend, prefixed
Hemacandra's Dhatupatha instead of

:
f.
i,
I
see Bodl. Catal., p. 399. It continues riddhisamiddhe tassa nam hatthimagassa hahiduttarapuratthime disiI
bhdge
ettha
1
nam
Puspha{&\c)-karamdae
1
ndmam
PRAKRIT
29 Fadmasundaragani's Jambudrstanta, with a commentary, A. D. 1753,' 1822. Contents : the Jambudrstanta, a Jaina caritra, in a I uddesas in Prakrit, by Padmasundaragani, with an anonymous commentary in bhasa. It begins on f. i^: srtdevagurubhyo nama^ fenam kdlenam tenam samaenam Bidyagihe nama nayaro hotthd tarn jahd tattha nam Bdyagihe Gunasilae ndmam cete vatj.nau tattha Rdyagihe Senie ndmam rdyd hotthd The ai uddesas end on if. 13^, 17V, ô^, ^jv 32V 24^, 35"*', 31V, ^2,^^
I
62MS. Prakrit d.
savvouam tattha nam vayanamdlapiassa jakkhassa jakkhdyayane hotthd divve tatthanam hatthisisae nagare Adlnasattun ndmam rdyd hotthd
ujjhdne hotthd
I
mahayd
tassa
\
nam
Adlnasattussa ranno dhdranl pa-
mokkharn On f. 11 5V a Sanskrit translation of some words is written. In the centre is the usual Jaina figure. The text is bounded on either side by a pattern in red ink. For the MS. see Sansk. Cat., no. 1596.
Size : 1 1| X 6| No. of leaves:
in.
Material: Paper.
33^, 34^. 35^> 36^, 37^ 38^ 39, 40^. 4^. 43^> 4^, 46^The whole concludes on f. 46T Jambuajjhayane egavisamo uddeso ai evam Jambuajjhxtyana sammattam
;
4th part of the MS. and consists of i leaf. Bate: probably about middle of 17th century.
this is the
Character
Devanagari, Jaina
style.
II
II
dsakasvardpam This Padmasundaragani is very probably identical with the one mentioned in Harsakirti's list of the leaders of the Nagapuriya branch of the Tapagaccha as receiving favours from Akbar, who wrote in a. d, 1549 the Rayamallabhyudayakavya, see Bhandarkar, i?e/)ori, i88a, 1883, pp. 43, 337; Peterson,
upddhydyasnpadm,asumdaraganikrtam,
sampurntj.am
II
31
II
7.
DIDACTIC LITERATURE
64 MS. Prakrit d.
JAINA PRAKRIT
23
Report, 1884 1886, pp. 355 sq.; Bodl. Catal., p. 393;
Weber,
Catal., II,
1016
sq.
Upadelamalaprakarana, 17th cent. ? Contents : the Upadesamalaprakarana, attributed to Dharmadasa, in 544 Prakrit gathas. It is fully described by Weber, Catal, II, io8a sq. It begins on f. i
43
I
\
MSS.
{7)
44
namiuna Jinavarimde imdanarimdaccie tiloyaguru Uvaesamdlam inam o vucchdmi guruvaesenam \\ 1 11 It ends on f. 26 akkharamattdhl'QMm jam ciya padhiyam aydnamdnenam tam samaU mujjha savvam jinavaya: 1 I 1
Mahavira, by Viradevagani, pupil of Municandra, pupil of Siddhasena, of the Candragaccha, with a commentary
in bhasa written within Akabaravada, in a. d. i66a.
It begins on f. i^ namiuna Bisahandham kevalavarandnadamsanasanaham vlhiyasuresarasevam kanaya va sayd niruvalevam In this MS. it consists of only 1
:
i),avinagayd vdnl W
544
II
iti
The samdptam that in Weber.

I
text Is
hlupadesamdldprakaranam very inaccurate compared to

is
11
11
In the centre of each leaf
the Jaina figure,
filled
1801 verses: ver. 1797 corresponds to ver. 1813 in Weber, Catal., II, 1097, reading, however, ettha yam,
pasiuna, savvam, vudhi, karamtihim',
vv.
up with a red
circle.
On
the verso there are red
1798 1801
circles also in the margins.
text is bounded on either side by a broad red sometimes over two double black lines. There is a vignette on f. 2,6^. __ii____
line,
The
correspond to vv. 1817-1830 in Weber, p. 1099, with no Ver. 1831 is omitted. important variation of reading.
The colophon is iti srlmahipdlacaritram sampurnam iti The bhasa commentary is interlinear, and may
:
I
Former shelfmark MS. Sansk. d. 266. Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 41 1).
:
perhaps be ascribed to the authorship of the scribe of the MS. It begins on f. \^, and ends on 83^: iti
srimahipdlakathdtabdrtha sampurna
1
Size:
10^x5
in.
Material: Paper.
No. of leaves : iv + 36 + xlix blank. Date: possibly a. d. 1700. Scribe : f. 36 sngora lisi Character : Devanagarl, Jaina style.
:
I
must have been written about 1350 a. d., as Siddhasena wrote a commentary on thePravacanasaroddhara in A. d. 1186, see Weber, Catal., II, 850 Petertext
;
The
65
Contents
:
MS.
Sansk.
d.
280
For other MSS. see Weber, I. c, 1097-1099 ; Mitra, Bikaner Catal., p. 685, Notices,Yin, 0,0,6; KashiNath K\inie,MSS. at Lahore,
son, Report, 1886-1893, p. cxxx.
DaSadrstantakatha, 18th cent. ?

the Dasadrstantakatha, being a selection
of verses from Hemacandra's Upadesamala, with paraphrases in Sanskrit, illustrated by lo drstantakathas

in bhasa.
who erroneously ascribes the work to Bhandarkar, Beccan Coll. Catal., p. 37, Municandra mentions a work in GujaratI, perhaps the commentary.
p. 53, no. 248,
;
The MS.
bounded on
is
written fairly carefully.
The
text
is
The
ist verse is
on
f.
i:
rayandyarapab-
either side
by two black
fines.
bhattham rayanam
tattha
vi
II
ca
nihi
sudullaham
vva
manuyajammam
rorassa
dullaho
hoi jinadham-
mo
II
This
is
in fact the 3rd verse of the
The last mala, Weber, Catah, II, 1081. vajjiyam rajjarogehi ruva mdUyadiham viiilam f. 4^
:
Upadesaverse is on
I
Former shelfmark : MS. Sansk. d. 308. Bought in 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. Material: Paper. Size: iOjX5|-in.
457).
No. of leaves : iii + 83 + ii blank. Bate: {. 8^^: samvat 1718 ( = a.d. 1662) var?e akvan-
annampi tam na sokkham jam jivadaydena husavam(J)

Cp. Sansk. Cat., no. 1418.
II
mdse suklapakse dvitiydtithau vrhaspativdre irlakabardvddamaddhe lipikrtam asti esd pustikd ciram tigtatu
I
The
line
is
bounded on either side by a broad yellow lines, and in the centre of each page red two over
text
is
Character
Injuries
:
:
ff.
Devanagari, Jaina
style.
8 183 have been torn,
and are mended
with paper.
Bought m 1887 from Dr. Eugen Hultzsch (MS. 438).

Size:
67 MS.
Contents
:
Prakrit
d.
32
io|x5f
in.
Material: Paper.
Munipatiearitra, 18th cent.?

the Munipatiearitra, a collection of short
It begins
I
No. of leaves : iv + 4 + Iv blank. Bate : perhaps A. d. 1750-1800. Character : Devanagari, Jaina style. Injuries: the MS. is badly torn, and
are illegible.
legends in Prakrit aryas.
on
f. i
om namo
many words
arham
dhlram
namiuna mahdmrara munivaHcariyam vucham

I W
caUtisdscCisamjuyam
susdhugunarayariapa-
PRAKRIT
66 MS.
Contents
:
Prakrit d. 33
Viradevagani's Mahipalacaritra, with a commentary,

A. D. 1682.
the Mahipalacaritra, telling of the conversion of Mahipala, a prince, by a conversation with
The first section ends on f. 10: iti maifipatticaritre prathamam tenawam ca kathitarn S'ivaThe second ends on f. 11^: munikathdnakam 1 cha The third 2 iti dvitlyam Suvratamunikathdnakam
dihattham W
11
11
II
II
ends on
f.
13
iti
trtlyam Bhanadasadhukathdnakam
:
The fourth ends on f 15^ iti Yonakamunikathdnakam These 4 contain 219, 38, 31, and 6^ verses. caturtham,
1
45 The remaining 390

18, 56, ai verses.
verses are divided into 13 short
18, 5, 22, g, g, 8,
f.
MSS.
($J 7,
8)
46
by Lanman, Cambridge,
by Konow, with
Mass.,
1 90 1.
translation
sections, containing 15, 75, 14, 20,
The whole ends on

1
a8
iti
muni-
paticaritram sampurnam
I prefer this
title
to that
given by Hultzsch from verse
i, and from the colophon on f. 10, because a Munipaticaritra in Magadhi is mentioned in Bhandarkar, Deccan Goll. Catal., p. 37, no.373, andin Peterson, iJepor^, i895-i898,p. 122, where it is
Analysed by S. L^vi, Theatre Indien, pp. 249-351. Also ed. in Pandit, VII. On the Prakrit see Pischel, Prakrit Grammar, pp. 3i, 33. This is a careless and inaccurate MS.
attributed to Haribhadrasuri, Report, 1882-1884,
p. 138, no.
314 (do.). Report, 1886-1892, p. cxxxviii, where a Florentine MS. (S. 196 A) is mentioned. Presumably these are identical with this work, though as no quotations are given in Peterson, certainty is unattainable. Cp. Haraprasad, Notices, XI, 30. The MS. appears to be moderately accurate. The text is bounded on either side by three or four red lines.
Former owner f. iii sent by W. H. Waters, Esq., on Jan. i, 1838, to Dr. Mill. Measurement of binding : lof X 9I in. Original paged No. of leaves: iii -I- 30 + iii blank. book. European Arranged like a (1-40).
:
:
405
Frakrtaprakasa, A. D. 1814.
Contents
:
if this
Bhamaha is,
as apparently
p.
assumed
by Aufrecht, Catalogus Catalogorum,

Former
Bought
Size
:
shelfmark
in 1887
MS.
Sansk. d. 307.
:

in.
406, and Pischel, op. cit., p. ^^, identical with the rhetorician, he belongs at latest to the 8th cent,, cp. Biihler, Kasmir Report,
p. 64,
I of
X 4|-
Material
Paper.
No, of leaves: iii+38-l-xU blank. Bate: about A. D. 1750 1800. Character : Devanagarl, Jaina style.
Injuries
:
LXIV, 755
and see J.R.A.S., 1908, pp. 543 sq.; Z.D.M.G., Also printed, text and commentary at sq.
date of Vararuci
Benares in 1899.
On the
(= Katyayana 1)
see Pischel,
there are holes in
ff.
15, 17, 30, 32.
Prakrit Grammar, pp. 33, 34.
JAINA PRAKRIT
68 MS. Prakrit d. 24
Ekadaiicaritra, 17th or 18th cent. P
Contents
.-
the
Ekadaiicaritra, of an anonymous
It begins
Measurement of binding i3j x 6^ in. No. of leaves : i + 33 + ii blank. Bate: f. 33: samvat 1871 Sake 1736 (=A. D. 1814)
.-
maghakrma
Scribe
:
author, being a short caritra of 151 verses.

:
f.
om sirimram namiunarn pucchal sirigoyamo on f. I samdsenam bhayavam kahesu iniham igdrasimunakaranam ca i It ends on f. iti sriekddasHcaritram sampurnam So inaccurately Written as to be almost
6''''
ll
13 bhumivdsare likkitam Kalikatdmadhya vrdhmana 33

I :
Gauda
kim ndmadheyarn Laksmarfah
II
406
Frakrtaprakasa, 19th cent. P
Contents
later
: the MS. has been much corrected by a hand, which has used yellow pigment profusely
unintelligible.
The text is bounded on either side by two red Hues. There are some additions in a very late hand on f. 6^.
Size
:
for erasures.
Ff. 9
and 10 are on yellow paper.

:
414).
io~X 4^
.-
in.
Material
Paper.
No. of leaves iv + 6 -I- Ixi blank. Date : perhaps about a. d. 1700. Character : Devanagarl, Jaina style.
Measurement of binding 13^ x 6i No. of leaves : i + 37 + i blank.
in.
407
Frakrtaprakasa, 19th cent. P
Contents
leaves.
:
S8.
CATALOGUE OF SANSKRIT
MANUSCRIPTS
313
ADDENDA TO AUFRECHT'S
there
are
many
corrections in the
is
new
The
text in the old leaves
bounded on
either
side
by
three or four dark red lines.
BSjaSekhara's Earpuramaiijari, 19tb cent. ?

Contents
:
edited, with the
Durgaprasada and K. P.
comm. of Vasudeva, by Paraba, Bombay, 1887, and
Measurement of binding : I3|-x6-j-in. No. of leaves ii+117 + ii blank. The two parts in the original foliation have 44 (really 45, for ff. 17 have replaced the original ff. 1-6) -h 72 leaves.
.-
47
408
FrakrtaprakaSa, 19th cent.
P
MSS.
(8)
48
Kumaragiri,
p. 43.
He quotes Vasantaraja, probably of
Measurement of binding
No. of leaves
:
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i
in.
whose minister was Katayavema, circa a. d. i 391 1416. The MS. is very incorrect, which is the more unfortunate as the book is the best authority for S'auraseni.
Used by
Pischel.
etc.
:
+ 36 + i
,.^__^
this is part 2 of the
blank.
409
Frakrtaprakasa, 19th cent.
?
Measurement, under no. 407.
MS.
described
413
Vidyavinoda's Frakrtapada, 19th cent.
Contents
follows
:
i^j x 3|-
in.
Material: yellow country paper. No. of leaves : i + ^50 + i blank.
the history of this
grammar may be
as
the Samksiptasara of Kramadisvara included
410
Hemacaudra's Grammar, A. D.
Contents
translation
:
1518.
edited, in
transliteration, with
German
Cp.
and
notes,
by R.
Pischel, 1877, 1880.
^gge\mg, India Office Oatal.,p.2,6'j; Bloch, Vararuci and Hemacandra; Pischel, Prakrit Qrammar, pp. 38-40. He was not the son, but only a protege of Jayasimhadeva. The text is bounded on either side by three dark red lines. The words are frequently separated by small
lines at the top.
_^_^^^
:
Material: Paper.
izf X
6-|-
in.
No. of leaves: ii+ 144 + ii blank.

foliation
In
the
original
30+123
f. I43''';
leaves.
Date:
vat 1574
Snmannrpavlkramdrkasamaydtttasam1518) varse kdrttikamdse iuklapakse

I
on Prakrit, and it is still extant with a commentary by Jumuranandin, see Mitra, Catal. of Gramm. MSS., p. 74. This is a similar work to Jumuranandin's, which will explain ver. 3. Mitra, Notices, IV, 1 6a, 163, takes Vidyavinoda to be Narayapa's son, but gives no evidence ; really it must be a mere epithet. His MS. reads Vanesvara, which is doubtless the reading of this one also (n and 1 being much alike in careless Bengali). In his MS, there are 8 paricchedas. There can be no doubt that Vidyavinoda is the author who condensed a work by Narayana, son of Vanesvara, son of Jatadhara, brother of Sameru, see kavivaro in ver. 3, and kavind in ver. 4. Cp. Aufrecht, Catalogus Catalogorum, II, 212, from Peterson, Ulwar Catal., extr. 678 Pischel, Prdkrit Grammar, p. 41. The work is
a chapter
;
= A.D.
;
worthless.
^^^^^_
purnamasyam gurau
Character
Devanagari, Jaina
style.
Material:
Measurement of binding : i5|- x 5 in. ff. 182 are on yellow country paper. No, of leaves : ii + 1 1 o + ii blank. The three parts
in
411
Hemacaiidra's Grrammar, A. D. 1609.
Contents
:
the original foliation have 33
+ (44 + 5) + 28
leaves.
the text
is
bounded on
either side
is
by
three
457
Pingala's Chandahiastra, 19th cent.
Contents
:
red
lines.
the usual
Jaina figure.
There are some corrections in the margin.
Measurement of binding : 1 1 x 6 1 in. No. of leaves : ii + 239 + ii blank. The seven separate parts have 35 + (5 + 1 3) + 35 + 28 + 34 + i a + 76 leaves
respectively.
according to Eggeling, India Office Catal., p. 309, Colebrooke, Essays, 60, is right in regarding the correct title to be Pingalavrtti, as the work
W,
is
a paraphrase of Pingala's rules, which
is
mentioned in
Date: f. ^^: samvat 1665 ( = a. d. 1609) varse bhadrapadamase suklapakse pamcamydm tithau suraguruvdre Vikramakhyananagare yugapradhdnasrlratnasihapdrsve munijndnajyamtdkhyena lipikrtam Character : Devanagari, Jaina style.
I
commentaries, by a writer patronized by Hammira of S'akambhari (14th cent.). Cp. Burnell, Tanjore Catal., Printed with Laksminatha's comm., Kdvyap. 175*'.
mdld, 41, but
the edition
p. 30.
is
not good, see
Pischel,
Prdkrit Grammar,
412
Markandeya's Prakrtasarvasva, 19th
Contents
:
cent. ?
For this comm., see Weber, Catal., II, 269, 370 Eggeling, p. 310. The text occupies the centre of each page, the commentary the top and bottom. Lacunae are not rare.
Measurement of binding i2|X5|in. No. of leaves ; i + 43 + i blank
there
is
MS.
in
the
India Office,
Mackenzie MSS., no.
70, see Pischel, Prdkrit
Grammar,
458
Fingala's Chandahlastra, 19tb. cent. ?
Contents
:
MSS.
(8)
50
461
Citrasena's
commentary on Fingala's Chandahaastra,

A.D. 1688.
:
for
Vamanacarya's comm,, see Mitra,
Notices, IV, 173.
He
;
wrote also a Prakrtacandrika
Contents
the text
which
still
exists
Pischel, Prakrit
Grammar,
in.
p. 45.
dark red
f.
lines.
is bounded on either side by two The gramthasamkhya is given, on
59"^, at
1051.
: 15^ x 3|Material: yellow country paper.
No. of leaves : has 66, but f. 39
i
Measuremnt of binding : lOj X 6j in. No. of leaves : this is part 4 of no. 1414, and has
ao leaves.
+ 65 + i blank. The original foliation
is lost.
Bate: f. 59^: samvat 1744 ( = a.d. 1688) varse maghamase (apparently a correction) htklapakse i dine
I
459
Fingala's Chandahsastra, 19th cent. P
Contents: the words are separated
Character: Jaina Devanagari.
by small
833
strokes
over the
line,
and the MS.

etc.:
is
a good deal corrected.

is
Kamamala, 15th
cent. P
Measurement,
this
part
of the
MS.
described under no. 460.
Scribe: quite different from that of part
i.
460
Commentary on
Material:
Fingala's Chandalbsastra, A.S. 1670.
:
Contents : these ff. i 16 (f. 13 lost) have evidently been placed in front of the rest of the MS. because they are in the same handwriting. The MS. is very Ver. 3 is inaccurate. darakd yam bhavdnt selasua pavval uma gauri ajjlm (?) dugga siva yakavvd yam cam4l II 3 The text is bounded on either side by two black lines. Vv. 307234 are missing.
:
I I
II
Measurement of binding i6 X 4 in. part i is on dark grey-brown paper, part 3 on the usual yellow country paper.
No. of leaves
:
ii
original fohation have
+ 67 + ii blank. The two parts in the 34 + ^^ leaves.

I
Measurement of binding : 1 1 x 5 in. No, of leaves : iii + 45 + iii blank. In the original foliation there are 46, but f 13 is lost. Bate: f. 45^: samvat 1499 ( = a. d. 1443) 'varse This, though not the date of this part, must be
\
Bate:
f.
34: sakabdalj, 159a
(=a.d. 1670).
approximately the date.
INDEX
[Authors and theib Relatives.
Scribes and theie Eelatives and Patrons. Former Owners.
Works.
Historical Names.
Places.]
Akabaravada, 66, 44.

AScalagaccha, 12. Anahillapattana, 34, 22.
Earmavipakasutra, by Devendrasuri, 38.
tJagarama (a.d. 1701), 41 (i). Jatadhara, father of Vanesvara, 413.
Earmastava, 39
9.
(2).
Jambudrstanta, by Padmasundaragani,
62.'
Anuttaraupapatikasutra,
Kalikata, 405.
Anuyogadvarasutra, 28.
Antakrtadasaslitra, Alhayadeva, 53, 35. Ayodhya, 6.
Alavalapnra, 14,
1 1
8.
Ahimadanagara, 4.
*Anandasagara
(a. D.
Ealpasutra, by Bhadrabahu, 24. Kalpantarvacya, 25, 26. Kdtayavema, 412. Kdtyayana, 405. Kundakuudacarya, FaScastikayaprabhrta, 51, 52.
Kumaragiri, 412.
41(4), 27.
Jambudvipaprajfiapticurni, 16. JambudTxpaprajnaptisutra, 15.

JambusvaraT, 6. Jayamalla, 6. Jayasimhadeva, 410.
Jasu, 6. Jinaraja, 29, 19.
171
2),
Aturapratyakhyana, 20. Avasyakaniryukti, 34, 35.

Isara,
Eurmaputrakathanaka, manikya, 61.
by Jina-
Jinacamddhasuri, 29, 19. Jinaprabha, 58 (3), 39.
29, 19.
Kramadiivara, Samksiptasara, 413. Kriyasthanakavieara, 41 (7).

Kharataragaccba, 29, 19, 47.
Gaiirai, 29, 19.
Jinabhadragani, Samgrahani, 47.

Jinabhadrasuri, 47.
Uttamavijayajigani, 23.
Jinamanikya, naka, 61.
Eurmaputrakatha-
TJttaradhyayanakatha, 30. Uttaradhyayanasutra, 29, 31 (i). Upadeâmala, by Hemacandra, 65. XTpadesamalaprakarana, attributed
to
Jinavarddhanasuri, 29, 19.

21, 22.
Jinasagarasuri, 29, 19.
Gacchacaraprakirnaka,
Gajasagarasuri^vara, 6.
Jinasumdarasuri, 29, 19.

Jinaharsasuri, 29, 19.
Dharmadasa,
64.
tGandharabindari (a.d. 1563), 37, 24. Garga Bsi, Earmavipaka, 39 (i).
XTpasargaharastotra, 58 (i). ITpasakadasaiigasutra, 7.
Gathas, 52.
Girinara, 29, 19.
Bsabhapancasatika, by Dhanapala,
'59.
Girisrngara, 29, 19.
Jinadivijaya, 13, 10. Jivavicara, by Santisuri, 53, 54 (2), 55. Jivavijaya, patron (a.d. 1598), 5, 5.
Jlvavijaya, 13.
Goyaraksaâkha 6, 57. tGora, 64, 43.
Ekadasicaritra, 68.
Govindagani, Commentary on Earmastava, 39 (2), 25.
JiTabhigam.asiitra, 12, 13. Jwinuranandin, 413. Jaina Prayers, 60.
Oghaniryukti, 31
*OuBeley 58.
(sir
(i), 32, 33. William), former owner of
Gautamaprccha, 40, 41
tGyanara
Catha, 6.
(a.d. 1744), 40.
(i).
Jaina Legend, 63. Jnatadharmakathasutra,

Jnanasagara, 6, 57.
6.
tJnanajyantakhya (a.d. 1609), 411.
Aupapatikasutra,
11.
EarpuramaSjari, by Kajasekhara,
313.
Candrakula, 6. Candragaccha, 66.
Jnanasagara,
Avacuri
on
Ogha-
niryukti, 33.
Tapagaccha, 61. Tejacandra, 16, 12.
Candraprajnaptisutra, 17.
Candrayasogani, patron of tVisvanatha (a.d. 1479), 43. Candrasuri, 6. Candrasiiri, Samgrahani, 48.
*
Earmakanda, by ITemicandra,
50.
49,
Earmagrantha, 39. Earmagranthaprathamavicara, 41

(6).
Dayavardhanagani, patron (a.d. 151

11.
i),
Chandahiastra, by
by Garga Bsi, 39
(i).
Piiigala,
457-
*Dayasagnra, patron of fPadmasagara

(a.d. 1729), 41 (2), 27.
*
Karmavipaka,
461.
Thick type = Prakrit authors, or works, in the Bodleian. Italics = other authors or works, t = a scribe. Order of alphabet: a, a, I, u, u, r, r, 1: e, ai, 0, au: k, k-h, g, g-h, n: c, c-h,j,j-h, n: t, t-h,d, d-b, n: t, t-h, d, d-h, n: (h), m (ih) f. y, r, 1, v: w: i, s, s, h: Beferences are made thus : 58 (3), 39 = MS. 58 (in this vol.), section 3 (in the MS.), column 39 (in this vol.).
i, :
:
= an
owner.
p, p-h,b, b-h,
m:
INDEX
Daiadrstantakatha, 65. Dalavaikalika, attributed to Sijjambhava, 36. Dillnagra, 41 (i). Devabhadrasuri, Sanskrit Commentary on Samgrahani, 48.
Devigirimahadurga, 57.
Phattesagarajl, 62, 42.
52
Eajaslmghajl, Maharaja, 40. Eayamallaji, teacher of Manoharajl, 41
Baduya, 29, 19.
Bandhasvamitva, 39
(0(3), 25.
Brahmadevajl, Sanskrit Commentary on
Fancastikayaprabhrta,
Bhaktaparijua, 20.
Bhagavatisiitra, 4.
51.
RayamallabhyudayaleoArya, by sundaragani, 62. Rupanagara, 40.
Fadma-
Devendrasuri, Karmavipakasutra,
38.
Dronacarya,
33.
Vrtti on Oghaniryukti,
Commentary Bhadrabahu, Avasyakanirytikti

on, 5.
at-
tributed to, 34.
tLak?mana (a. d. 18 14), 405. Laghuksetrasamasa, by Batnasekhara, 45. teacher of fManikyaLalitasagara, 6

;
ITpasargaharastotra, attributed to,
sagara, 67.
Dhanapala, BsabhapaScasatika, 69.

DhannS, 6. Dhamadakanagara, 13,
lo.
58
LatapUya, 21, 15.
(i).
Ealpasiitra, 24.
Vachabharya, 11.
Vajrasena, teacher of suri, 45, 29.
Bhayaharastotra, by Manatunga, 68
Eatnasekhara-
Dharmaghosa, Sattarisa7atb.ana,44. Dharmadasa, XJpadesamalaprEikarana, attributed

to,
^ Bhavasundara,8ii.nBknt Commentary on
,
.
(3)' 39-
64.
Jivavicara, 55.
Bhanavijaya, 13. Bb.amafa.a, 405.
Vararud, 405. Varahannapura, 26.

Vasantardja, 412. Vanesvara, father of NarEyana, 413. *VidyajI (a.d. 1736), 63, 35. _ Vamanacdrya, Prakrtaeandrika, 458. Vikramakhya(na)nagara, 411. Vijayadeva, 13. Vijayadevasuri, library of, 23.
Nandisena, 58 (4), 39. ITaudis&tra, 27. Navatattva, 41 (2-4), 42, 43. Navatattvabalavabodha, by
tBhavacandra, 34, 22. fBhimasena, 1.
Soma-
Mandalika, 29, 19.
sundara, 41 (3). Navanagaragrama, 6. tNanigadasa (a. D. 1768), 49, IVamamala, 833.

Narayana, 413,
32.
Mativardhaua, Commentary on Gautamaprccha, 40. teacher of tJagarama Manoharajl,

(a.d. 1701), 41 (i). Malayagiri, 13, 10.
Nirayavalisutra, 18.
Niraydvall, Commentary on, by
Mallumpakhyagaccha, 53, 35.
Vijayadisimha, 13. Vidyavinoda, 413. Vidhipaksagaccha, 6. Vipakasutra, 10.
Can-
Mab.anisitfa.asutra, 23.
Vivahaprajnapti,
4.
drasuri, 48, 31.

Nibalacandra, brother of fHarsacandra,
Mahipalacaritra, by Viradevagani,
66. Mahlâsanapura, 43. Manikya, 29, 19. Manikyasagara, 6, 67.
tVilvanatha (a.d. 1479), 43.
ViradeTagani,Mahipalacaritra, 66.
ja,
58, 39.
20.
(sir
ITemicaudra, Earmakanda, 49, 50.

PdiyalaccM, by Ksabha, 59, 40.
*Walker
William), former owner of
Madhava,
(3). 39-
6.
FaucanirgrantM, 5. Fancastikayaprabhrta, by Eundakundacarya, 51, 52.

tPadmasagara (a.d. 1729), 41
ta, 62.
(2), 27.
Manatunga, Bhayaharastotra, 68
Manadeva, 58
(2), 39.
13, 22, 63, 410, 461. Waters (W. H.), 313, 46.
*Wilson
Fadmasundaragani, Jambudrstau-
Faramatmaprakasa, by Yogindradeya, 66.
Faramananda, Commentary on Earmavipaka, 39 (i).

Faksikasutra, 37Fingala, Chandahsastra, 457-461.
Fingalavrtti, 467.
*Mill (rev. dr. William Hodge), former owner of 24, 313, 409-411, 457-460. Muiiicandra, teacher of Viradevagani, 66. Miinipaticaritra, 67. tMumuksamota (a.d. 1759), 42. Meghaji, 6.
(prof. Horace Hayman), former owner of 2, 41, 50-52, 64, 60, 406408, 412, 413.
S'atrumjayamahatirtha, 29, 19.

S'anticandra, 16.
Sântisuri, Jivavicara, 53, S'ivakumara, 51, 34.

S'ivaji,
54
(2),
55.
53, 35. S'ivapurl, 3.
Yadava, 6,
56.
5.
Yogindradeva,Faramatmaprakasa,
Kangavardhanaganinda,
11.
S'raddhapratikramanaslitra, 46. S'ravakapratikramanasiitra, 46. S'ravakavrata, 41 (5)

S'riajitasantijinastavana, S'ritajayapainhutastotra, S'ripattana, 58, 39.
S'ripdlacaritra,
Frakirnakasutra, 19.
PradeiavySMhyatippanaha, by Candrasuri, 48, 31.
58 58
(4), 39.
(2), 39.
fBatnaklrtigard (a. d. 1636), 47.
Pravacanasaroddhara, 66, 44. Prakrtaeandrika, by Vamandc&rya, 458.
Batnasekhara, Laghuks etrasamasa,

45.
by Batnasekharasiiri,
(4), 25.
45, 29.
Frakrtacchatidabkosa, 1. Frakrtapada, by Vidya^înoda, 413. Frakrtaprakasa, 405409. Frakrtasarvasva, by Markandeya,

412.
Pragvatajnatiya, 11.
Batnasekharagani, Sanskrit Commentary on S'raddhapratlkramanasutra, 46.

Cf. 45, 29.
Sadasitika, 39
SarnJcsiptasS/ra,
by
Kramadiivara,
Batnasamcaya, 57.
Batnasiha, 411. Eajadharaji, 53, 35.
413.
Samgrahani, by Candrasiiri, 48. Samgrahani, by Jinabhadragani, 47.

*
:
Thick type = Prakrit authors, or works. in the Bodleian. Italics = other authors or works. + = a scribe. Order of alphabet: a, a, i,i,u,u, r,r, 1: e, ai, 0, au k, k-h, g, g-h, n c, c-h, j, j-h, n t, t-h, d, d-h, n t, t-h, d, d-h, n w: ^, s, B, h : (h), in (m) f. 1, V y, Keferenoes are made thus 58 (3), 39 = MS. 58 (in this vol.), section 3 (in the MS.), column 39 (in this vol.).
:
an owner,
p, p-h, b, b-h,
1',
53
Sattarisayathana, by Pharmaghosa and Somatilaka, 44. Sanipemacandra, 16, 12. SaptaSataka, by Hala, 2.
patron of tRatnakirtigani 1626), 47. Sddhukirti, 58 (4), 39.
Sahideva,
(a.i).
INDEX
Sujaji,_53, 35. Sumatisagarasiirisvara, 6. Stiratibandira, nunnery at, 23.
tHarsaoandra, 58, 39.
Hamsu, 29, 19. Hala, SaptaSataka,

Hitavijaya, 13.
2.
Suryaprajnaptisutra, 14.
Suryamallajl, 53, 35.
Sadhuratnasuri, Commentary on Navatattva, 41 (2). SJjjambhava, DaSavaikaUka attributed to, 36. Siddbasena, 66. Siravadagrama, 5,
Somatilaka, Sattarisayathana, 44. Somasundara, ITavatattrabalavataodha, 41 (3).

Stambhatirtha, 11, 53, 15.
Sthanangasutra,
*Smith,T.
P.,
3.
Cap., former
owner of 60.
*Hultzscb(dr.Eugen),former owner of 1, 3-12, 14r-21, 23,25-40, 42-49, 5557, 69, 61, 62, 64-68. Hemaeandra, Uâdeiamala, 65. Grammar, 410, 411. Hematilaka, teacher of BatnaSekharasuri, 45, 29. Hemavimalasuha, teacher of Jina-
5.
SukliasagarajT, 62, 42.
tSusadeva, 58, 39.
Haribhadra, 47. Haribhadrasuri, 67, 45. SarsaMrti, 58 (2), 39.

authors, or works, in the Bodleian.
a,
i, 1,
:
manikya,
61.
*Fraser(James),formerownerof53, 833.
or works,
t,
Thick type
y, r,
1,
= Prakrit
w
:
Italics
= other authors
:
= a scribe.
:
= an owner.
:
Order of alphabet : a,
v:
^, s, s,
Keferences are
made thus: 58
u, u, r, f, 1 : e, ai, o, (h), -'m (A): f.

(3),
au
k, k-h, g, g-h,
c,
c-h, j, j-h,
t-h, d, d-h,
t, t-h, d,
d-h,
p, p-h, b,
b-h,m:
39
MS. 58
(in this vol.), section 3 (in the MS.),
column 39
(in this vol.).
Oxford
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THE BODLEIAN LIBRARY

ARTHUR BERRIEDALE KEITH,

BODEV SANSKRIT SCHOLAE,

OF THE INNER TEMPLE, BAEEISTER-AT-LAW

Price Six Shillings net

Cornell University Library

3 1924 023 065 398

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THE BODLEIAN LIBRARY

ARTHUR BERRIEDALE KEITH,

BODEN SANSKRIT SCHOLAR, 1898

OF THE INNER TEMPLE, BARRISTER-AT-LAW

LONDON, EDINBURGH, NEW YORK TORONTO AND MELBOURNE

are those in the collection, mainly Sanskrit,

bought in 1842 from Horace

Boden Professor (1832) of

the 84 items in this catalogue, they

In 1843 no. 58 was bought in the Ouseley

William Ouseley, the

died in Sept. 1842.

13, 22, 63, 410, 461

were presented by Sir William Walker.

his father, brigadier-general

Alexander Walker, once governor of

belonging to Dr. William

Mill, formerly Principal of Bishop's

which are nos.

MSS., the remaining

Dr. Keith has constructed

The Contents and

the Index of Shelfmarks have been drawn up respectively

by Mr. Strickland Gibson, M.A., and Mr. Reginald Harrison

by Mr. Gibson and myself.

Fellow of Magdalen College, one of the two Sub-Librarians.

Shere Jung Bahadur Rana, G.C.B., Hon. D.C.L., Prime Minister

of Nepal, other Prakrit

accrued since this catalogue was in type, and will

211 261 262

No. IN Catalogue & Shelfmabk

Chaeaotee op Weitiko where not obdin art Devanagabi

Material whebe kot

MS. Fraser MS. Sansk.

Devanagarl, Jaina style

(see col. 22)

MS. Prakrit MS. Prakrit MS. Prakrit

(very high in proportion to breadth) Devanagari, Jaina style

Devanagari, Jaina style

JainaDevanagari Devanagari, Jaina style

MS. MS. MS.

Prakrit d. 35 Prakrit d. 33 Mill 8a.

(see col. 30)

MS. Walker 205 d

MS. Wilson 390 MS. Wilson 390

Devanagari, Jaina style

40. 62. 42.

(see col. 25) (see col. 27)

Those in thick type have extra ornamentation.

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