Uttarajjhayana p71

p71

"uttarādhyayana”- mūlasūtra-4 (niyukti: + cūrṇi:) adhyayanaṃ [2], mūlaṃ [...] / gāthā ||62-63/65-66|| niyukti: [98-99/98-99] muni dīparatnasāgareṇa saṃkalitā: āgamasūtra - [43], mūlasūtra - [03] uttarādhyayana niyukti: evaṃ jinadāsagaṇi-racitā cūrṇi:
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dhyayane
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śrīuttarā tuma kaī mokkhāpadaṃ mojūṇa saṃsārāḍapiṃ pavisasi , tahāviṇa saṃbujjhati, puṇo egami devakule vāṇamaṃtaro acchi(cciāo
cūṇoṃlahihāhutto paḍati, aho vāṇamaṃtaro adhaṇṇo apuṇṇo ya jo uparihutto kocciya ato ya heṭāhutto paḍiti, teṇa deveṇa bhaṇyati- parīpahā 2 parīṣahā- aho tumaṃpi ahalo jo parāhulo ṭhavito accaṇijje ya ṭhāṇe puṇo puṇo uppavyayasi, teṇa bhaṇṇai ko'si tuma , teṇa mūbarūvaṃ
daṃsiyaṃ, puthvabhavo ya se kahito, so bhaṇṇati-ko paccao jahā'haṃ devo āsī 1, pacchā so devo taṃ gahāya gato yahūṃ pandhayaṃ siddhāyayaṇakūḍaṃ ca, tattha teṇa pucvaṃ ceva saṃgāro kahallao, jahā jati jahaṃ ṇa saṃyujjhajjā to eyaṃ mamaccayaṃ kuṃḍalajuyalaṃ sanāmasākiyaṃ siddhāyayaṇapukkharaṇīe darisijjāsi, teṇa se taṃ dasiyaṃ, so ta kuṃḍalaṃ sanāmaka pecchiūṇa jātissarī jāto, saṃyuddhā pabbaitā,
saṃjame ya se ratī jātā, putvaṃ aratī āsī, pacchā ratī jātā, aratiparīsaho gato| idāṇi itthiparīsaho, syārikasamunthā aratiḥ ?, ucyate, strīsamutthā, 'saṃgo esa maṇussāṇaṃ' silogo (64 sū0103) sajyate iti saṃgaḥ, eṣa iti pratyakṣīkaraṇe, epa eva sarvasaṃgānāṃ saṃga iti, kaścāsau !, 'jāu logaṃsi isthito' jā iti bhanirdiṣṭasya nirdeśa, logo | tiviho- uddhalogo ahologo tiriyalogo, asmin loge ityio tirikkhajopīo maṇussīmo devīo, jasseyā pari&ṇātā nāma lahusiyāe "etā hasaṃti ca rudaṃti ca arthahetoviśvāsayati ca paraṃ na viśvasaṃsi | tasmācareṇa kulaśīlasamavitena, nāryaḥ smaśānasumanā iva varjanīyāḥ || iti, samudravīcīcapalasvabhāvāḥ, saṃdhyābhrarekhā va muhūrtarāgāḥ| khiyaḥ kṛtārthāḥ5 || puruṣa nirarthakaṃ, nipīḍitālaktavat tyati ||2||" evaṃ jāṇaṇapariṇāe parijāṇiūṇa cattā paccakkhāṇapariṇāe ityato jassetā pariṇṇāsā, ubhayathāvi pariṇṇātā, 'sukaḍaṃ' sukkhaṃ kriyata iti sukaḍaṃ, suṭṭa vā kayaṃ sukaḍaṃ, niṣṭhārthagrahaṇaṃ parijāṇiūṇa
65-16
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anukrama [65-66]
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