Census of the Exact Sciences in Sanskrit, Series A v3.c12.2518

v3.c12.2518

1. Riṣṭasamuccaya in 261 verses, composed at the Śāntināthabhavana in Kumbhanagara on 11 śuklapakṣa of Śrāvaṇa in Saṃ. 1089 = ca. 21 July 1032, during the reign of one Lakṣmīnivāsa. Manuscripts: Bombay, Ailaka Pannalalji Digambara Jaina Sarasvati Bhavana 1527/388. 10ff. Copied by Jagarāma, a Digambara Jaina, in Saṃ. 1981 = A.D. 1924. There are two other manuscripts in the same collection. See ed., p. 3, and NCC, vol. 4, p. 19. Baroda 13190. 11ff. Photograph of a manuscript copied by Muni Samudra at Medinipura and formerly belonging to Paṇḍita Sumaticandra Gaṇi. (Kālajñāna). BORI 392 of 1879/80. 5ff. Manuscript belonging to Paṇḍita Jugalkiśoraji Mukh-tar. See ed., p. 3.