RELIGIOUS SECTS OF THE HINDUS. 



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In his vocabulary he specifies what appear to be the Jaina scriptures, at 

 least in the estimation of the Swetdmbara sect, to which he belong- 

 ed, and in a valuable Commentary on his own work he has farther parti- 

 cularised the works named in his text. From this it appears that the 



Bevapujd. 



Baranbhavanasandhi. JBhdshd. 



Panegyrics of the Jain teachers, &c. which are 



not unfrequently repeated in the temples. 

 S&nti Jina Stava. Bhdshd. 

 Vrihat S&nti Stava. Sanscrit. 

 Mahdvira Stava. Bhdshd. 

 Lag/in Sdnti Stava. 

 Rishabha Stava. 

 Pdrswandth Stava. 

 Pdrswandth Stuti. Prakrit. 

 Nemindth Stava. 



Ashanta Stava. Prakrit. 



Ajitasdnti Stava. 



Bhaktamaya Stotra. 



Kalydna Mandira Stotra. Sanserif. 



Chaturvinsati dandakastava, 



Sddhubandana. 



Satrunjaya Stava. 



Pdrswandth Namaskdra. 



Champaka Stavana. 



Upasergahara Stotra. 



Guru Stava. 



Karmma Stava. 



LEGENDARY TALES AND HISTORIES. 



Padma Purdna. Bhdshd. 



Mahdvira Cheritra, which is called by others 

 a portion of the Trisashti Saldtka Purusha 

 Cheritra, or Legend of the sixty-three per- 

 sonages, most eminent in Jain Tradition. 

 Sanscrit. 



Nemirdjarshi Cheritra. 



Sdlabhadra Cheritra. Bhdshd. 



Chitrasena Cheritra. Prakrit. 



Gajasukumdra Cheritra. Bhdshd. 



Chandrar&ja Cheritra. Bhdshd. 



Bhakldmara. 



Sripdla Cheritra. Bhdshd. 



Kalikdchdrya Kathd. 

 Samyaktwa Kaumudi. 

 Vastraddna Kathd. 

 Meghadutapada Samasya. 

 Avantisakumdra Cheritra. 

 Retnachuropdkhydna. 

 Mrigdvati Cheritra. 

 Relnachura Muni ; Chaupai. 

 Mrigavati Chaupai. Bhdshd. 

 Sddhu Charitra. 

 Satrunjaya Muhdtmya. 

 Gajasinha Charitra. 

 Dasadrishtdntd Kathd. 



Bhdshd. 



MISCELLANEOUS. 



Vriddhayavana, Astronomy. Sanscrit. 



Chaturdasaswapanavichdra. 



Trailokya D'ipika. 



Setunjoddhar. 



Pdlhandrambhapithika. 



Hastarehhavivarana. Prakrit. 



Ndmdvali. 



Patdvali. 



Many of these are of small extent, but others are 

 exceedingly voluminous, as the Bhagavaty- 

 anga, Padma Purdna, Satrunjaya Mahdtmyn, 

 and others. 



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