A History of Indian Literature v2.c20.s2.111

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[^1): Thus in the fourth Aṅga, in the Nandī and the Cheda-Sūtras. A short text, after the manner of a Tantra, seems to have stood at the beginning of this Aṅga; s. *Leumann* OC VI, Leiden 1883, III, 2, 558 ff. A Karma-Grantha by Candrarṣi and a work by Śivaśarmasūri called Karma-Prakṛti, old texts in Prākrit Gāthās on the doctrine of Karman, are said to have been taken from the Diṭṭhivāya; s. H. v. Glasenapp, Die Lehre vom Karman in der Philosophie der Jains nach den Karmagranthas dargestellt, Leipzig 1915, p. 9 f. The Siddhapañcāśikā by Devendra Sūri, is an extract from the Diṭṭhivāya in 50 Gāthās; see *Weber*, HSS. Verz. II, 2, 534 ff. [^2): Cf. *Weber*, Ind. Stud. 16, 349 ff.; *Guérinot*, La Religion Djaina, p. 71, and H. v. *Glasenapp*, Der Jainismus, p. 93 ff.