Jain Literatureजैन साहित्यVol. 17, Issue 1
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Jain Literatureजैन साहित्य
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Ancient Indian poets, as a class, were extremely reticent about their personal history, education, environment, the influences that shaped them, their family life, their successes and failures. Poets like Bhasa, Kalidasa hardly speak of anything about themselves. This suicidal indifference on the part of ancient Sanskrit and Prakrit poets and authors was most pro- bably
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कुलकर्णी जिनेश्वरसूरि के प्राकृत संग्रहग्रन्थ गाहारयणकोस के संस्करण की समीक्षा करते हैं और बताते हैं कि उसकी कितनी गाथाएँ वज्जालग्ग तथा गाथासप्तशती में भी मिलती हैं। लेख का अधिकांश भाग पद्य-क्रम से शुद्ध पाठ-सुझावों और अन्य संग्रहों के समानान्तर उद्धरणों का है। Kulkarni reviews the edition of Jinesvarasuri's Prakrit anthology Gaharayanakosa, noting how many of its gathas recur in the Vajjalagga and Gathasaptasati, and devotes most of the article to corrected readings, verse by verse, with parallels drawn from the other Prakrit anthologies and from Sanskrit sources.
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