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DICEST OF PADMANANDA 61 190-225 The Eocero austerity of the six results in their attripineat of mirsculoas powers, both physicnl and mental but tbey are not tempted to make a shost of their prowCES, 230 Vaprunāka binds the formanlama-namakarman. 231-251 Descriptios of the twenty different ways of attainig this meritorious sloge. 252-264 Bułu's and Subaru's attendance to saints highly praised by Vajrandbha. 256-207 Pia and Mahapītis become jealous of thin eed consequently thigit saiutlinoty is somewhat stained and in Firtoo of this they will be born as females. 258-259 All the ſite, however, on the wholc, lenda our life, and these 08 Fell 49 Fajranabha are born in Sarrthariddha 1-2 Additional stanzaa nə caval. 3 Aversa, most probably an interpolation, Canto V11 2 Dulogy of Lord Rsabla. 2-4 Description of the city of Aparajita. 5-7 Its ruler Id'anacandra extolled, 8-9 Thero lived io this city • merchant wamed Candanadant who had a son tumed Sāgaracandra. 10-18 Sagaracanudriu's victgeg olutlined and his presence glorided. 14-15 Aanotlocement of the commenceinont of the spring 16-19 Growth of eprouts, blossos13 atc, in the garden. 20 The king issues the order to the citizens to go to this gardot 21-22 Sigaradatta receites this ictimation and inforras his friend 4'okadatta. 23 The king surrounded by his Aubjects goes to the garden. 24 Sigarudat, tov, uccompanied by las friend goes tharc. 25-26 ThenmoraDa sports describer 27-29 The cry for prutuctivu suddenly raised by a lomale ia beard by Sagaradatta thoroue in that direction to help her. 30-35 JC Bacccd. juroscolo Priyadarsand, the daughter of A merchant Parnabhadra from the hands of the kcepers of prisoners 36-41 Looking to tho obligation of Sigaradatta and ljx other ritter, Priyadart'ani decides to marry him and slowly we de her way to do rovidence. 42 Sāgaredatta goes to his abode, 43-45 His father comes to kaow of this orebtood appreciate tko attitude of his son towards Priyalardand bat think that his con TAS DOE justified in making use of his valsar. १. भू.