hAla's _gAthA saptas'ati_

cardona at unagi.cis.upenn.edu cardona at unagi.cis.upenn.edu
Thu Mar 21 12:23:15 UTC 1996


>Greetings!
>
>Yesterday while reading _telugu vijn~Ana sarwaswamu_ came across a reference
>to hAla's _gAthA saptas'ati_ published by Weber (?) in 1811 in Germany. Is
>any one aware of this version? If yes, could you please tell me more about
>it! I was earlier told that the existing (modern) versions are incomplete
>and contain many mistakes. How far is this true?
>
>Regards,
>Sreenivas
>
>  E-Mail: sreeni at ktpsp1.uni-paderborn.de
In addition to Weber's edition and translation (Halle, 1881), you may be
interested in the following: The GAthAsaptazatI of SAtavAhan, with the
commentary of GangAdharabhaTTa, edited by DurgAprasAd and KaxInAth
PaNDurang Parab (KAvyamAlA 21); Bombay, Nirnayasagar Pr., 1889;
KavivatsalahAlasAtavAhanaviracitA GAthAsaptazatI (GAhAsattasaI), savimarx
'PrakAxa' hind^vyAkhyopetA (KSS 192), Varanasi, Chowkhamba, 1969.  A fairly
recent edition of a related work, the VajjAlaggam (ed. M. V. Patwardhan,
Ahmedabad, 1969 [Prakrit Text Society Series 14]), has a good introduction,
including a listing of verses common to the VajjAlaggam and the
GAthAsaptazatI.  George Cardona








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