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SANSKRIT LITERATURE &LANGUAGE
MAKERS OF SANSKRIT LITERATURE
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A Series of Monographs in English on the lives of the greatestSanskrit Writers
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MAKERS OF SANSKRIT LITERATURE
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A Series of Monographs in Hindi on the lives of the greatestSanskrit Writers
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3 Texts on Jain Logic
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PARIKSHAMUKHAM (Sanskrit)
A Seminal work on Jain Nyaya
By Manikyanandi
PRAMEYAKAMALAMARTANDA (Sanskrit)
A Sanskrit exposition on "Parikshamukham"
By Prabhacandra
PRAMEYAKAMALAMARTANDA PARISHILANA (Hindi)
A Hindi study of the 'Prameyakamalamartanda'
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PRAMEYAKAMALAMARTANDA (Sanskrit)
A Sanskrit exposition on Manikyanandi's "Parikshamukham"
By Prabhacandra
Ed. with Intro., Indices, etc. by Mahendrakumar Nyayacarya
Foreword by V.N. Jha
Pub. by Nirnayasagara Press in Mumbai, 1941
1990 220 x 145 mm 755 pp
81 7030 206 4 Hardcover Rs. 500
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MUHURTAMARTANDA (Sanskrit &endash; Hindi)
By Acarya Narayana
With 'Martandavallabha' Sanskrit gloss & 'Vagishvari' Hindiexposition
By Kedaradatta Joshi
2004 215 x 140 mm 200 pp
Softcover Rs. 135
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RATNAKARANDA SRAVAKACARA (Sanskrit-Hindi)
By Acarya Samantabhadra
Translated into Hindi with 2 Appendices by Dr. Jaykumar Jalaj
Preface by Dr. Paul Dundas
Pandit Nathuram Premi Research Series Volume 3
2006 215 x 140 mm 48 pp
ISBN 81-88769-04-5
EAN 9788188769049
Softcover Rs. 40
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SHRIMAD BHAGAVAD GITA RAHASYA (Hindi)
Hindi tr. of Tilak's Marathi exposition on the Bhagavad Gita
By Bal Gangadhar Tilak
Hindi tr. by Madhavaraj Sapre
First edition pub. in 1917
28th ed. 2002 245 x 190 mm 612 pp
Hardcover Rs. 325
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SRIRAMACARITABDHIRATNA (Sanskrit - English)
By Nityananda Shastri
English tr. by Satyavrat Shastri
2005 220 x 145 mm 441 pp
81 260 2058 X Hardcover Rs. 300
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THE ASHTADHYAYI OF PANINI in 11 Volumes (Sanskrit - English)
With Translation and Explanatory Notes in English
By S.D. Joshi and J.A.F. Roodbergen
1992 - 2004 2647 pp in 11 vols.
Hardcover Rs. 2230 for the set
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Vijaya-Dana-Prema-Ramacandra-Suri-Granthamala
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BANDHASHATAKAPRAKARANAM (Sanskrit)
By Shivasharma
Sanskrit Bhashya by Cakreshvara
Sanskrit Vrtti by Hemacandra
Ed. Danasuri
Sanskrit Preface by Ramavijaya
First published in 1923
Vijaya-Dana-Prema-Ramacandra-Suri-Granthamala Volume 2
Distributed by Hindi Granth Karyalay
2005 120 x 270 mm 360 pp
Pothi (Loose Leaves) Rs. 200
Vijayamahodayasuri Granthamala
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SYADVADAMAÑJARI (Sanskrit)
Six systems of Indian Philosophy examined from the Jainaperspective
By Mallisena
Ed. by Motilal Ladha with 10 Appendices
First published in 1925
Vijayamahodayasuri Granthamala Volume 1
Distributed by Hindi Granth Karyalay
2001 220 x 140 mm 276 pp
Hardcover Rs. 80
Medieval India. The age of Nyaya. Logicians were the gladiators of this era. The Brahmanas, the Buddhists, the Jains, all had developed their Nyayasastras. Mallisena made a very important contribution by establishing logically, the supremacy of the Anekanta philosophy.Mallisena originally composed Syadvadamañjari as a tika on Acarya Hemacandra's 'Anyayogavyayacchedika'. Nevertheless, the Syadvadamañjari has taken on the stature of an independent work on Jain Nyaya. Written in lucid style, Syadvadamañjari critically examines the classical Hindu system of six philosophies from the Jain point of view and establishes the superiority of Jain Darshana.
The work was first published in 1925; brilliantly edited by Motilal Ladha with no less than ten appendices. This is a freshly typeset edition published by Sri Vijayamahodayasuri Granthamala.
PATAÑJALAYOGASUTRANI (Sanskrit)
By Patañjali
Vrtti by Yashovijaya
Rajamartanda Vrtti by Bhojadeva
Ed. by Vairagyarativijaya
Vijayamahodayasuri Granthamala Volume 2
Distributed by Hindi Granth Karyalay
2001 220 x 140 mm 215 pp
Hardcover Rs. 80
KARIKAVALI (Sanskrit)
Including SIDDHANTAMUKTAVALI
By Visvanatha Nyayapañcanana Bhattacharya
Ed. by Mahadeva Sharma
First published in 1929
Vijayamahodayasuri Granthamala Volume 3
Distributed by Hindi Granth Karyalay
2002 220 x 140 mm 89 pp
Softcover Rs. 20
NAYAMRTAM (Sanskrit)
Ed. Muni Vairagyarativijaya
Vijayamahodayasuri Granthamala Volume 4
Distributed by Hindi Granth Karyalay
2002 223 x 145 mm 164 pp
Hardcover Rs. 70
The Naya concept of Jains has been elucidated in this volume with the help of ten Sanskrit sargas by legendary Jain purvacaryas.The Sargas are as follows:
1. Nayanuyogah by Aryaraksita
2. Nayakarnika by Vinayavijaya
3. Nayarahasyam by Yasovijaya
4. Anekantavyavastha by Yasovijaya
5. Nayadhigamah by Umasvati
6. Nayopadesah by Yasovijaya
Vrtti by Bhavaprabha
7. Nayaparicchedah by Vadideva
8. Nayaprakasastavah by Padmasagaragani
9. Nayacakralapapaddhati by Devasenagani
10. Nayacakrasarah by Devacandra
SHADDARSHANA SAMUCCAYAH SATIKAH (Sanskrit)
By Haribhadra
Sanskrit Laghuvrtti by Somatilaka
Sanskrit Avacuri by Anonymous
Edited by Jambusuri & Mahendrakumar
Vijayamahodayasuri Granthamala Volume 5
Distributed by Hindi Granth Karyalay
2002 220 x 145 mm 144 pp
Hardcover Rs. 60
Haribhadra's Shaddarshana Samuccayah is a masterpiece of Indian philosophy. It is a comparative study of the six Darshanas from the four standpoints of Pramana - Pramata - Pramiti - Prameya.
KAVYANUSHASANAM (Sanskrit)
By Hemacandra
Ed. by Shivadatta Sharma
First published in 1936
Vijayamahodayasuri Granthamala Volume 7
Distributed by Hindi Granth Karyalay
2002 205 x 130 mm 432 pp
Hardcover Rs. 80
This is fresh reprint of the legendary Hemacandracarya's celebrated work on Kavyashastra.It has the following Adhyayas:
1. Kavyaprayojana, Kavyahetu, Kavyalaksana and 3 forms of Shabdashakti
2. Nava Rasa, Rasabhava, Sthayibhava and Kavyabheda
3. Kavyadosha
4. Kavyagunas
5. Classification of Alankara; study of Shabdalankara
6. Arthalankara
7. Nayaka - Nayika Nirupanam
8. Drshya Kavya and Shravya Kavya
TRIPURABHARATISTAVAH SATIKAH (Sanskrit)
Jain Tantrashastra
Sanskrit Vyakhya by Somatilaka
Sanskrit Pañjika by Anonymous
First published in Mumbai, 1913
Edited by Vairagyarativijaya
Vijayamahodayasuri Granthamala Volume 9
Distributed by Hindi Granth Karyalay
2002 220 x 145 mm 120 pp
Hardcover Rs. 60
SHADDARSHANA SAMUCCAYAH (Sanskrit - Gujarati)
By Haribhadra
Sanskrit text with Gujarati translation
Gujarati Translation + Introduction by Vairagyarativijaya
Vijayamahodayasuri Granthamala Volume 10
Distributed by Hindi Granth Karyalay
2003 220 x 145 mm 94 pp
Softcover Rs. 30
YOGADRSHTISANGRAHAH (Sanskrit )
Selected verses on Yoga from two works by Haribhadra &Yashovijaya
Yogadrshtisamuccayah by Haribhadra + Svopajñavrtti(Auto-commentary)
Dvatrimshaddvatrimshika by Yashovijaya + Svopajñavrtti
Aathadrshtini Sajjhaya by Yashovijaya (Gujarati)
Ed. by Prashamarativijaya
Vijayamahodayasuri Granthamala Volume 11
Distributed by Hindi Granth Karyalay
2003 220 x 145 mm 264 pp
Softcover Rs. 75
YOGASHASTRA BALAVABODHA (Sanskrit - Old Gujarati [printed inDevanagari])
Sanskrit Mula text by Hemacandra
Balavabodha tika in Old Gujarati by Somasundara
Ed. Prashamarativijaya
Vijayamahodayasuri Granthamala Volume 12
Distributed by Hindi Granth Karyalay
2003 220 x 145 mm 375 pp
Hardcover Rs. 80
TARKASANGRAHA-PHAKKIKA (Sanskrit)
Tarkasangraha + Tarakasangrahadipika Svopajñavrtti byAnnandabhatta
Phakkika by Kshamakalyanagani
Ed. with Introduction by Jitendra Jetley
First published in 1956
Vijayamahodayasuri Granthamala Volume 14
Distributed by Hindi Granth Karyalay
2004 215 x 140 mm 110 pp
Softcover Rs. 35
ASHTASAHASRITATPARYAVIVARANAM (Sanskrit)
In 2 volumes
By Yashovijaya
Ed. by Vairagyarativijaya with 11 Appendices
Vijayamahodayasuri Granthamala Volume 15
Distributed by Hindi Granth Karyalay
2004 250 x 188 mm 903 pp in 2 volumes
Hardcover Rs. 400 for the set
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T A T T V A C I N T A M A N I (Sanskrit)
By Gangesha
with SUKHABODHIKA TIPPANIKA (Sanskrit)
by Gunaratna
Ed. by Nagin J. Shah
Bhogilal Leharchand Series No. 17
2005 250 x 190 mm 600 pp
81 208 2030 4 Hardback Rs. 995
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SYADVADAMANJARI (Sanskrit)
(Six systems of Indian Philosophy examined from theJainaperspective)
By Acarya Mallisena
Edited by Motilal Ladha
First published in 1925
Reprinted as Sri Vijayamahodayasuri Granthamala 1
2002 220 x 145 mm 300 pp
Hardcover Rs. 80.00
Medieval India. The age of Nyaya. Logicians were the gladiators of this era.
The Brahmanas, the Buddhists, the Jainas, all had developed their
Nyayasastras. Mallisena made a very important contribution by establishing
logically, the supremacy of the Anekanta philosophy.Mallisena originally composed Syadvadamañjari as a tika on Acarya Hemacandra's 'Anyayogavyayacchedika'. Nevertheless, Syadvadamañjari has taken on the stature of an independent work on Jaina Nyaya. Written in a very lucid style, Syadvadamañjari critically examines the classical Hindu system of six philosophies from the Jaina point of view and establishes the superiority of Jaina Darsana.
The work was first published in 1925; brilliantly edited by Motilal Ladha with no less than ten appendices. This is a freshly typeset edition published by Sri Vijayamahodayasuri Granthamala.
JAINA UDDHARANA KOSA - Volume One
(A Collection of the Citations in Prakrit and Sanskrit Languages asfound in the Jaina texts, Commentaries and the like)
Compiled and Edited with an Introduction, Bibliographies, Variants,Indices, etc. by Dr. Kamalesh Kumar Jain
Foreword by Professor S.R. Banerjee
B.L.Series no. 16
2003 250 x 190 mm 621 pp
81-208-1981-0 Hardcover Rs. 2100.00
"The value of this Kosa is indeed, incomparable. It has manifold purposes. First of all, these quotations inform us (about) the type of non-Jaina texts that were utilised by the Jainas. In order to build an edifice of Jaina thought and ideas, these quotations will help record the development of Jaina philosophical ideas and concepts."It is from the citations used by Jain commentators that we can glean the history and scope of the role that Jains played in the development of Indian epistemological thought.
Jainism is one of the major three religions of India. It has made manifold contributions to Indian culture, ethics and spirituality. Jainas have played an active role in shaping India's astrology, astronomy, mathematics, linguistics, literature and languages. Jaina philosohphical treatises come to the forefront with Kundakunda's pioneering and unmatched Prabhrta works in Prakrit, and Vacaka Umawati's magnum opus Tattvarthasutra in Sanskrit.
Jaina literature is vast. Thousands of works on every topic under the sun. Many of these works have been lost with the passage of time. Only their essence remains preserved in the form of citations or Uddharanas.
These Uddharanas, all in Sanskrit or Prakrit, have been divided into three time phases:
Vol. 1 covers all those from 4th century CE to 9th century CE
Vol. 2 shall cover all those from 10th century CE to 13th century CE
Vol. 3 shall cover all those from 14th century CE to 19th century CEThe present Volume covers all the Prakrit and Sanskrit Uddharanas from the 4th century and earlier to 9th century CE.
The volume has been painstakingly edited by the diligent scholar Dr. Kamalesh Kumar Jain in nine years.
It's dedication page reads as under:
To
"The Sacred Memory of
PANDIT NATHURAM PREMI
A renowned scholar of Jain Literature and History"
ASHTASAHASRITATPARYAVIVARANAM (Sanskrit)
In 2 volumes
By Upadhyaya Yashovijaya
Ed. by Muni Vairagyarativijaya with 11 Appendices
Vijayamahodayasuri Granthamala 15
Distributed by Hindi Granth Karyalay
2004 250 x 188 mm 903 pp in 2 volumes
Hardback Rs. 400 for the set
Digambara Acarya Samantabhadra, 2nd century CE, composed the 'Aptamimamsa' in 114 karikas laying the foundation for Jaina philosophical works and sowing the seeds of Jaina Nyaya.Acarya Akalanka Deva, 5th century CE, the master of Jaina Nyaya, wrote the 'Ashtashati' an 800 karika commentary on this seminal work. In the 9th century, Acarya Vidyanandi, the great polemician wrote a comprehensive 8000 shloka commentary on Akalanka's 'Ashtashati' known as the 'Ashtasahasri'.
With its piercing appraisals of rival darshanas and a penetrating critique of opponent naiyayikas, this was the authoritative work on Jaina Nyaya.
With the advent of the Navyanyaya, it was felt that the school known as Akalanka Nyaya and its three great commentaries, the 'Prameyakamalamartanda', the 'Nyayakumudacandra' and the 'Ashtasahasri' would have to be rewritten or represented in a fresh way.
Shvetambara ascetic Yashovijaya, a super scholar and master of Navyanyaya, undertook this daunting task and composed an 8000 shloka vivarana on the 'Ashtasahasri' in the Navyanyaya style known as the 'Ashtasahasritatparyavivaranam', the present work.
Hence this work carries the central ideas of Jaina philosophy as mooted by four great scholar-monks :
Acarya Samantabhadra
Acarya Akalanka Deva
Acarya Vidyanandi
Upadhyaya YashovijayaSince the first three were Digambaras and the fourth Shvetambara, this great work underlines two things:
1. The basic unity of the Jaina Doctrine
2. When the two sects come together, great things happenNavyanyaya works are typically composed in the vada style. This work includes 35 vadas, which is an incredible intellectual feat.
It features rebuttals to the great logicians Raghunatha Tarkashiromani; Raghudeva Bhattacarya; Madhusudana Sarasvati; Brahmendra; Gangesha Upadhyaya; Bhavadeva Tarkalankara; Bhattoji Dikshita; Gopala Sarasvati; Shantarakshita; Dharmakirti
Credit goes to Muni Vairagyarativijaya, who edited this great work with the help of the handwritten MSS. believed to be written by Yashovijaya, preserved at BORI in Pune. This edition is made especially useful by scholarly indexing and 11 appendices.
In the appendices, under the heading Tippani, the editor has referrred to more than 600 works to elucidate the words of Yashovijaya.
The final press copy of this work has been proof read and cross-checked three times against the original MSS, to minimise errors.
The composing and layout ensure that both 'Ashtasahasri' and 'Ashtasahasritatparyavivaranam' may be read on the same page.
To this end, different fonts have been used to distinguish the mula patha of both works. Relevant purva paksha, uttara paksha, vivarana grantha, citations and pramanas are located on the same page to facilitate study.
Many MSS used to edit this work have been sourced from Shri Kailashasagarasuri Jñanamandir, Koba.
The contents read as under:
1. Prathamah Paricchedah (pp 1 - 413)
BHAVABHAVAIKANTAPARIKSHA2. Dvitiyah Paricchedah (pp 418 - 461)
EKATVAPRTHAKATVAIKANTAPARIKSHA3. Tritiyah Paricchedah (pp 461 - 519)
NITYANITYAIKANTAPARIKSHA4. Caturthah Paricchedah (pp 524 - 551)
KARYAKARANADIBHEDABHEDAIKANTAPARIKSHA5. Pañcamah Paricchedah (pp 555 - 560)
NITYANITYAIKANTAVADAPARIKSHA6. Shashthah Paricchedah (pp 562 - 573)
HETVAGAMAVADAIKANTAPARIKSHA7. Saptmah Paricchedah (pp 578 - 604)
ANTARANGABAHIRANGARTHIKAIKANTAPARIKSHA8. Ashtamah Paricchedah (pp 611 - 613)
DAIVAPURUSHAIKANTAPARIKSHA9. Navamah Paricchedah (pp 617 - 622)
PUNYAPAPAIKANTAPARIKSHA10. Dashamah Paricchedah (pp 624 - 696)
BANDHAMOKSHAHETUJNANAJNANAIKANTAPARIKSHAParishishta
1. APTAMIMAMSA Mulapatha
2. APTAMIMAMSA Karikartha - Akaradyanukramah
3. ASHTASAHASRIGATAnamuddharananamakaradikramah
4. ASHTASAHASRITATPARYAVIVARANAGATAnamuddharananamakaradikramah
5. ASHTASAHASRITATPARYAVIVARANAGATAgranthakrdadinamasuci
6. ASHTASAHASRITATPARYAVIVARANAGATAgatagranthanamasuci
7. ASHTASAHASRITATPARYAVIVARANAGATAgatanyayasuci
8. ASHTASAHASRITATPARYAVIVARANAGATAgatavadasuci
9. Tulanatmakatippani
10. Vivaranasanketah
11. ASHTASAHASRITATPARYAVIVARANAGATAparibhashikashabdasuci
APABHRAMSA - HINDI DICTIONARY
Dr. Naresh Kumar
Introduction by Prof. Namvar Singh
Preface by Dr. Bholanath Tiwari
DK Printworld
1999 225 x 150 mm 914 pp
81 246 0136 4 Hardcover
Rs. 880.00
From the 6th to the 15th century, Apabhramsa has been predominantly, the lingua franca of India. For about 900 years, Apabhramsa was the principal langauge in many regions of India. Many modern Indian langauges like Hindi, Guajrati, Marathi, Bengali, etc. owe their origin to Apabhramsa.This Dictionary is the first work of its kind on Apabhramsa taking into account the science of words and etymological, grammatical and linguistic aspects of Apabhramsa. Light is also shed on the intricacies of Apabhramsa grammar, the innnate difficulties in deciding the gender of certain words, common usages illustrate multiple meanings of words. Etymological roots are traced, the alphabet is discussed. Various references add to the reliability of the meanings, and citations are liberally used.
This dictionary is highly useful for the linguistics scholar as well as the Jaina scholar.
Dr. Nareshkumar is a celebrated Kosakara, and specialises in vyutpatti, kosa vijñana and has also edited the Hindi Vyutpatti Kosa. He is a recognised expert in Hindi, Sanskrit and Apabhramsa.
CLASSICS REPRINTED BY PRAVACHAN PRAKASHAN
KAVYANUSASANAM Satikam (Sanskrit)
By Hemacandracarya
Ed. by Mahamahopadhyaya Pandit Sivadatta Sarma
First edition 1936; 1st Pravachan Prakshan edition 2002
Hardcover edition. 458 pages
Rs. 80.00
This is fresh reprint of the legendary Hemacandracarya'scelebrated work on Kavaysastra. It has the following Adhyayas:
1. Kavyaprayojana, Kavyahetu, Kavyalaksana and the three forms ofSabdasakti
2. Nava Rasa, Rasabhava, Sthayibhava and Kavyabheda
3. Kavyadosa
4. Kavyagunas
5. Classification of Alankaras; study of Sabdalankara
6. Arthalankara
7. Nayaka - Nayika Nirupanam
8. Drisya Kavya and Sravya Kavya
KARIKAVALI (Sanskrit)
Including SIDDHANTAMUKTAVALISAHITA
By Viswanatha Nyayapancanana Bhattacarya
Ed. by Mahadeva Sarma
First edition 1929; 1st Pravachan Prakshan edition 2002
Paperback edition 2002. 89 pages
Rs. 20.00
PATANJALAYOGASUTRANI (Sanskrit)
By Maharsi Patanjali
Vrtti by Mahamahopadhyaya Yasovijayagani
Rajamartanda Vrtti by Sri Bhojadeva
Ed. by Vairagyarativijaya
Pravachan Prakshan, Pune; 1st edition 2001
Hardcover edition 2001. 215 pages
Rs. 80.00
NAYAMRTAM (Sanskrit)
Ed. Muni Vairagyarativijaya
Sri Vijayamahodayasuri Granthamala 4
2002 223 x 145 mm 163 pp
Hardcover Rs. 70.00
The Naya concept of Jainas has been elucidated in this volume with the help of ten Sanskrit sargas by legendary Jaina purvacaryas.The Sargas are as follows:
1. Nayanuyogah by Aryaraksitasuri
2. Nayakarnika by Mahopadhyaya Vinayavijaya
3. Nayarahasyam by Mahopadhyaya Yasovijaya
4. Anekantavyavastha by Mahopadhyaya Yasovijaya
5. Nayadhigamah by Vacaka Umaswati
6. Nayopadesah by Mahopadhyaya Yasovijaya
Vrtti by Acarya Bhavaprabhasuri
7. Nayaparicchedah by Vadidevasuri
8. Nayaprakasastavah by Pandit Padmasagaragani
9. Nayacakralapapaddhati by Pandit Devasenagani
10. Nayacakrasarah by Pandit Devacandra
NARANARAYANANANDA (Sanskrit)
By Vastupala
Edited with appendices by CD Dalal & RA Shastry
First edition published by Central Library, Baroda in 1916
1st Pravachan Prakashan edition 2000
Hardcover edition 2000. 144 pages
Rs. 60.00
This is an epic poem in 16 cantos. It describes the friendship of Arjuna and Krsna, their adventures on Mount Girnar and the cosequent abduction of Subhadra by Arjuna. It seems to be modelled on Magha's Sisupalavadha.
SADDARSANA SAMUCCAYAH (Sanskrit)
By Haribhadra Suri
Laghuvrtti by Acarya Somatilaka
Edited by AcaryaVijayajambusuri & Dr Mahendrakumar Nyayacarya
Re edited by Vairagyarativijaya
1st Pravachan Prakashan edition 2002
Hardcover edition 2002. 144 pages
Rs. 60.00
Haribhadra's Saddarsana Samuccayah is a masterpiece of Indian philosophy. It is a comparative study of the six Darsanas, from the four standpoints of Pramana - Prameya - Pramiti - Pramata.
Katantravyakaranam with 4 independent Sanskrit commentaries and aHindi exposition
KATANTRAVYAKARANAM in 5 volumes (Sanskrit - Sanskrit - Hindi)
By Sarvavarma
'Katantravrtti' Sanskrit commentary by Durga Singh
'Katantratika' Sanskrit commentary by Durga Singh
'Katantravrttipañjika' Sanskrit commentary byTrilocanadasa
'Kalpacandra' Sanskrit commentary by Susenasarma
Hindi Exposition by Janakiprasad Dvivedi
1997 - 2003 245 x 160 mm 3008 pp in 5 volumes
81 7270 006 7 (Set) Hardcover Rs. 2430 for the set
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VANMAYARNAVAH (Sanskrit)
An Encyclopaedia in Sanskrit
By Mahamahopadhyaya Pandeya Ramavatar Sharma
Preface by Acarya Hajariprasad Dvivedi
1967 250 x 160 mm 815 pp
Hardcover Rs. 500
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DHATURATNAKARA in 5 volumes (Sanskrit)
By Muni Lavanyavijaya
Edited by Dr. Omnath Bimali
2004 240 x 185 mm 3000 pp (in 5 volumes)
81 7110 232 0 (Set) Hardback Rs. 3500
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SANSKRIT - ENGLISH DICTIONARY (Sanskrit-English)
By M. Monier-Williams
81 206 0369 9 Hardback Rs. 995
ENGLISH - SANSKRIT DICTIONARY (English-Sankrit)
By M. Monier-Williams
81 206 1509 3 Hardback Rs. 795
BODHICARYAVATARA (Sanskrit - English)
By Shantideva
Original Sanskrit Text with English Translation
Based on the Prajñakaramati Pañjika
By Paramananda Sharma
Foreword by the Dalai Lama
2001 220 x 145 mm 487 pp
81 85179 13 1 Hardcover Rs. 550
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TANTRABHIDHANA : A Tantric Lexicon
By N.N. Bhattacharya
2002 250 x 160 mm 196 pp
81 7304 439 2 Hardcover Rs. 600
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THE FOUR VEDAS IN MODERN ENGLISH (In 9Volumes)
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Rs. 4050.00 for the complete set of fourVedas in 9 Volumes. Clothbound deluxe edition with gold-embossedcover and a brand new typeface. This edition not only has the fullEnglish translation of the original text of the Vedas, but also theEnglish translation of the Sanskrit bhasyas that were written tothrow light on the inner meaning of each Vedic rca. It is perfect forthe study of the scholar as well as the common reader.
RGVEDA SAMHITA (In 4 Volumes)
Sanskrit Text, English Transliteration, Notes & Index ofVerses
English tr. by H.H. Wilson according to the Sayana Bhasya
Ed. & rvd. with exh. Intr. & notes by R PArya & KLJoshi
2001 220 x 145 mm 2412 pp (in 4 vols.)
81-7110-138-7 (set) Hardcover Rs. 1800.00 for the set
SAMVEDA SAMHITA
Sanskrit Text, English Transliteration, Notes & Index ofVerses
English tr. by RTH Griffith according to the Ranayana recension
comprising of 1875 mantras
Ed. & rvd. with exh. Intr & notes by R P Arya
2001 220 x 145 mm 476 pp
81-7110-113-1 (set) Hardcover Rs. 450.00
YAJURVEDA SAMHITA
Sanskrit Text, English Transliteration, Notes & Index ofVerses
English tr. by RTH Griffith according to Mahidhara and Uvata
Ed. & rvd. with exh. Intr. & notes by R P Arya & KLJoshi
1997 220 x 145 mm 524 pp
81-7110-136-0 Hardcover Rs. 450.00
ATHARVAVEDA SAMHITA (In 3 Volumes)
Sanskrit Text, English Transliteration, Notes & Index ofVerses
English tr. by WD Whitney according to Sayana Bhasya
Ed. & rvd. by KL Joshi
2002 220 x 145 mm 1936 pages (in 3 vols.)
81-7110-172-0 (set) Hardcover Rs. 1350.00 for the set
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THE FOUR VEDAS IN SIMPLE HINDI
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RGVEDA SAMHITA in 4 Volumes(Sanskrit-Hindi)
Sanskrit Text with Hindi Translation
Ed. & tr. by Shriram Sharma & Bhagavati Sharma
2005 250 x 185 mm 1687 pages (in 4 vols.)
Hardcover Rs. 600
YAJURVEDA SAMHITA (Sanskrit-Hindi)
Sanskrit Text with Hindi Translation
Ed. & tr. by Shriram Sharma & Bhagavati Sharma
2004 250 x 185 mm 432 pages
Hardcover Rs. 150
SAMAVEDA SAMHITA (Sanskrit-Hindi)
Sanskrit Text with Hindi Translation
Ed. & tr. by Shriram Sharma & Bhagavati Sharma
2003 250 x 185 mm 332 pages
Hardcover Rs. 150
ATHARVAVEDA SAMHITA in 2 Volumes(Sanskrit-Hindi)
Sanskrit Text with Hindi Translation
Ed. & tr. by Shriram Sharma & Bhagavati Sharma
2002 250 x 185 mm 964 pages (in 2 vols.)
Hardcover Rs. 300
Total 8 Volumes for Rs. 1200only.
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TRIPURARAHASYAM : MAHATMYAKHANDAM (Sanskrit - Hindi)
Ed. by Jagdish Chandra Mishra with Vimala Hindi commentary
2001 245 x 160 mm 508 pp
Hardcover Rs. 500
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