A History of Indian Literature v2.c20.s2.37

v2.c20.s2.37

[^1): Schubring in his edition and his translation of the Bambhacerāiṁ, has made an attempt to separate out the mosaic-like portions of the work, metrical and prose passages, and to throw light on the very entangled assortment of texts. Though he has brought much ingeniousness to bear on his task, he has only succeeded in part. *Cf.* Jacobi in AR 18, 1915, 263 ff. [^2): The intended meaning is: The consequences of the action return to yourself. [^3): I, 4, 11; 5, 5, 4. This kind of repetition and accumulation of synonymous or almost synonymous expressions is just as popular in the Jinistic sermons as in the Buddhist ones.