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IO SAN 3385

Record Id:
032-003720415
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Reference (shelfmark):
IO SAN 3385
Title:
Navatattva
Collection Area:
Oriental Manuscripts
Project / Collection:
India Office Library
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Record Type (Level):
Fonds
Extent:
foll.28
Digitised Content:
Languages:
Sanskrit
Scripts:
Devanagari
Start Date:
1618
End Date:
1618
Date Range:
1618
Era:
CE
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IO SAN 3385

Navatattva

Contents

Language(s): Sanskrit

Title: Navatattva

Written in the Jaina Devanāgarī.

Imperfect. Not very correct.

A sketch in 30 āryās, of the 9 principles enumerated in the first verses, with a Bālāvabodha in bhāṣā.

For this work see Weber, Berlin Catal., ii. 841, 842; Mitra, Notices, viii. 47; Calcutta Sansk. Coll. Catal., x. 265-269. It is extant in very varying recensions; that printed in the Laghuprakaraṇasaṅgraha has 60 verses; that in the Sāmāyikasūtra (Ahmadābād, 1900), pp. 74-83, is in 60 verses; the recension in Hemaáṅkara Lakṣmīśaṅkara Vardhamānkar's Prakaraṇamālā (1901), pp. 13-32, has 79. In a Ms.described in the Catal. of Gujarati Mss. in the British Museum, pp. 10 sq., it has 50 verses, and is ascribed to Maṇiratna Sūri, who made use of the Siddhāntas (Ācārāṅga-vṛtti and Āvaśyakaniryukti)

There is a blank space in the centre of each page, The text is bounded on either side by 3 red lines, and in the centre of each page is a blank space.

The last verse is 30, fol. 27v. It is dated fol. 30v.

Author:
Incipit: navatatvabālāvavodha liṣyate | jīvājīvā pusmaṃ pāva[ā]sava saṃvaro a nijjaraṇā | vandho mukkho a taha | nava tattā hunti nāīvvā ||1|| f. 1v
Colophon: saṃvat 1675 varṣe | liṣitaṃ kāyasthamāthura mevariyāṭhā śrībhagavāna | aṅjanogarbhasambhūtaṃ kumāraṃ vrahmacāriṇaṃ | dṛṣṭidoṣavināśāya hanūmanta smarāmyahaṃ ||1|| f. 30v
Explicit: iti navatatvabālāvodha samāptā | śubhaṃ bhūyāt leṣakapāṭakayoḥ | f. 28v

Physical Description

Form: codex
Material: paper
Support:
Extent: foll.28
Dimensions (leaf): 26.3 × 11 cm.
Dimensions (written): 20 × 8.5 cm.

Collation

bound with IO SAN 3315

Condition

Good

Layout

Columns:1

Written lines: 13

Hand(s)

History

Origin: 1618

Provenance and Acquisition

India Office Library, Oct. 9, 1914

Availability

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Surrogates

microfilm IOL 203

Bibliography