jy. B. IV. 156. BISM. (Ptd. Cat.) 41/55.

Jain. Pattan I. p. 409 (11 gāthās).

unspecified.

--Navanāgastotra from. Wai D. II. 7012.

--from Padmapurāṇa.

See under Padmapurāṇa.

--from Skandapurāṇa.

Ben. 46. Bik. 464. Oxf. 84b (Index).

diff. texts. MD. 6601. MT. 3149 (f).

Dharmanātha Śāstri, Assam 47 (jalapratiSThA).

kāvya. by Pāṇini.

Q. by Namisādhu in his C. on Kāvyālaṅkāra of Rudraṭa.

Cf. JRAS (1897) 299. [Page024-b]

for locating hidden treasure. Taylor II. p. 9.

or Mahācampū. IM. 8881 (inc.). Rajapur 1019. RASB. VII. 5431 (I-IV).

--C. Vyākhyā by Tārāmaṇi, son of Rāmacandradāsa.

IM. 8881 (inc.). (an.). RASB. VII. 5431 (I-IV).

Jodiya II. 154.

from Brahmapurāṇa.

Ptd. Marvadi Machine Press. Chhindwara (1915). See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 1906.

Bud. Pali.

See Pāthikavaggo.

from Skandapurāṇa, UttaraSahyādrikhaṇḍa. BC. 425. IO. 3684. (III).

or Prā(a)timokṣa sūtras. Bud. Pāli and Skt. formed nucleus of Vinayapiṭaka; is a list of
transgressions and their atonements: Pāli text appears to belong to Theravādins, and Skt. text to
the Sarvāstivādins; present text compiled about 1st Cent. B. C.; Chinese and Tibetan translations
also available; rules vary in diff. texts belonging to diff. schools. The original text prob.
contained 152 rules but later on extended to 227.

See Wint. HIL. II. pp. 22-4. 232; B. C. Law, Hist. of Pāli Lit. I. pp. 48-49. For
a summary of the contents of Pātimokkha, see B. C. Law op. cit. pp. 49-61. See also W.
Pachow, Comparative Study of the Prātimokṣa. The Sino-Indian Cultural Society,
Santiniketan, 1955 and Encycl. of Religion and Ethics IX. pp. 675-77. [Page025-a]

--Pāli. Cabaton II. 8 (Bhikkhuº and Bhikkhuṇīpātimokkha). 9, 10. 11 (Bhikkhuº, with Sinhalese
gloss). 12-13 (Bhikkhuº inc.). 14 (fr.). 16 (with Burmese transl.). 55 (3). 283. 603. 604-5 (fr.).
661. Cambr. Uni. Pāli p. 145. E. Turkestan pp. 357-65. IO. Pāli p. 66 (nos. 17 (inc.). 18). Paris
Pāli p. 32 (4 mss., fr.).

For a comparative study of two transls. (of Chin. and Pāli), see JRAS XIX. pp. 407-80.
1862.

Ptd. (1) with transl. by J. F. Dickson JRAS (NS) VIII (1876) pp. 62-130. (2) with French
transl. by S. Levi, Kuchean frs. E. Turkestan pp. 356-65.

--C. Nissāya. Cabaton II. 16.

--C. Pātimokhapadattha-anuvaṇṇanā. Fausbo7ll 29.

--C. Pātimokkhaganthi or Bhikkhupātimokkhaganthidīpaṇī. Colombo D. I. 21.

--C. Kaṅkhāvitaraṇī Aṭṭhakathā called also K. Mātikaṭṭhakathā,
BhikkhuBhikkhuṇī-Pātimokkha Aṭṭhakathā and Pātimokkhavaṇṇanā by Buddhaghoṣa Thera.

Cabaton II. 15. Colombo p. 50. Colombo D. I. 12. 13. IO. Pāli pp. 67-68 (no. 19, 2 mss.). Paris
Pāli p. 32.

--Cc. Vinayatthamañjūṣā by Sumedhathera. Colombo D. I. 22.

Bud. Pāli. Colombo p. 51.

Two separate works. Cf. Colombo D. I. 21 and 34. Sikkhāpadavalañjani appears to be an
independent C. on Vinayapiṭaka. [Page025-b]

and Satpuruṣalakṣaṇa.

Ptd. with Telugu transl. and notes by Dorasāmaiya.

Ptd. Madras, 1901. See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1892-1906. 158.

poet. q. in Skm. no. 544 (Calcutta edn.).

See Pādū(du)ka below.

jy. BISM. (Ptd. Cat.) 47/282.

by Mallibhūṣaṇa Bhaṭṭāraka. Paṭṭāvalī p. 2, p. 39 no. 7.

or Jinaguṇasam3stutistotra or (Bṛhat) Pañcanamaskārastotra by Pātrakesarī.

CPB. 7606. MD. 14792. Pannalal Bombay I. p. 74 (Ptd.). V. p. 7. V. B. p. 36 (Ptd.).

Wrongly given as Vidyānandin's in CPB. See Poona Ori. XIII. pp. 57ff.

Ptd. (1) Tattvānuśāsanādisaṅgraha. Mānik. Dig. Jain. Granth. 13. Bombay; 1918. (2)
with Hindi transl. Chunilal Jaina Granth. 10. Jaina Siddhānta Prakāśaka Pavitra Press.
Calcutta, 1920. See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, pp. 552. 1908.

(C. 575-625) belonged to the Dramiḍasaṅgha; q. by several Jain and Buddhist authors;
traditional accounts refer to him as Brahmin and afterwards became a convert; for traditional
accounts of his life see Kathākośa of Prabhācandra pp. 2-3.

--Jinendra (guṇasam3) stutistotra or Pātrakesaristotra or (Bṛhat) Pañcanamaskārastotra in 50
verses.

Ptd. Mānik. Dig. Jain. Granth. 13. Bombay, 1918.

--Trilakṣaṇakadarthana. See NCC. VIII. p. 259a. [Page026-a]

--Śalyatantra. ref. to by Ugrāditya in Kalyāṇakāraka.

For additional details see J. P. Jain, Jaina Sources of Hist. of Ancient India pp. 167-68;
also Poona Ori. XIII. pp. 57-63 for his identity with Vidyānandin.

Q. by Nāgārjuna in Prajñāpāramitaśāstra.

See IHQ. III. p. 415.

Cf. Ajātaśatrukaukṛtyasūtravinodana, Nanjio 183.

IM. 7587.

from Sāṅkhyāyanatantra. TD. XX. Sup. no. 953 (j).