Thank you very much for the information. Thus, as I understand it, there is no printed edition of the cūrṇi. For Śīlāṅka's commentary the situation is equally poor. That is to say, in my copy (referred to in the previous mail), which is a reprint of a pothi edition, the text between sūtra 183 and 199 of the JĀS (I 6, 2 - 8, 1) is missing. Instead several pages of the Sūyagaḍa have accidentally been inserted there.

Dear Herman,

we worked extensively with the Jinadāsa's Cūrṇis. He wrote also the Cūrṇi on the Ayāraṅgasutta. There are only manuscript prints at all. You find this manuscript print in the library of Jinalibrary.org. Search for "Jinadasgani" and after you choose "Acharang_Churni_600285_HR6".

Best

Heiner

Am 06.11.2023 um 10:58 schrieb Tieken, H.J.H. (Herman) via INDOLOGY:

Dear List Members,

I am looking for an edition of the Āyāraṃgasutta with the cūrni commentary. I do have the edition of the Āyāra with Śīlāṅka's commentary and Bhadrabāhu's niryukti (a present from Jambuvijaya, sent from Śaṃkheśvaratīrtha on 17-5-78). I am in particular interested in the cūrṇi commentary and would like to know where an edition with this commentary can be bought (I am looking for a paper version).

With kind regards,

Herman

Herman Tieken

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The Aśoka Inscriptions: Analysing a corpus, New Delhi: Primus Books, 2023.

https://primusbooks.com/ancient/the-asoka-inscriptions-analysing-a-corpus-by-herman-tieken/
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