एतत् पृष्ठम् परिष्कृतम् अस्ति
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numerical figures on both the sides of the leaves and not letters on the right as in most of the palm-leaf mss. of Gujarat. They are not dated, but from the script, they appear to have been trānscribed about the end of the thirteenth century A. D. None of these contain the chhãyà of the Pràkrta passages occurring in the texts. The Deccan College paper ms. of Vatsaràja’s Hàsyachudàmani, appears to have been copied by at Jain Yati about 250 years ago, directly or indirectly from the present palm-leaf ms. Our thanks are due to Sheth Gabharuchand Vastachand keeper of the Bhandar of palmleaf nss. in the Khetarwasi's Pada , Pattan, Pattart for lending us these rare mass.
