Life in Ancient India as Depicted in the Jain Canons, with Commentaries: An Administrative, Economic, Social and Geographical Survey c12.s16.5

c12.s16.5

Further, the Aṇuyogadvāra¹⁶ and Nandi,¹⁷ which are of late origin, mention the following works on popular learning (laukika suya). Bhāraha, Rāmāyaṇa¹⁸, Bhīmāsurukka (or o kkha)¹⁹, Kodillaya,²⁰ Ghodayamuha,²¹ Sagaḍibhaddaū, Kappāsa, Nāgasuhuma, Kaṇagasattari,²² Vesiya, Vaisesiya, Buddhasāsana, Kavila, Logāyata,²³ Satthiyanta, Mādhara, Purāṇa, Vāgaraṇa, Nāḍaga, seventy two arts, and the four Vedas with Aṅgas and Upāṅgas. The Nandi Sūtra adds Terāsiya, Bhāgava, Pāyañjali, and Pussadeva.²⁴