SV: Other obscure Kaccayana sources

I have not looked at the Yojana-mula-kaccayana MS. If the yojana (a ct.
focused on morphological-cum-syntactical analyses in the manner of other
yojanas) is on mulakaccayana, it may well be on the suttas alone. That would
be interesting to find out. Unfortunately I have no time at the moment for
this kind of research. However, if Filliozat would be willing to share this
with me at some point in the not too distant future, I would be very glad to
study it. As a matter of fact, if I ever get around to doing it, I would
like to write a survey all major post-Vimalabuddhi Pali grammars.

O.P.

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Dr Pind,

> There is a few MSS of Kaccayanarupadipani still in existence. It is
> comprehensive, houndreds of folios. I have not yet managed to see a
> microfilm of it...

To speak of another obscure Kacc source: have you looked at the
Yojana-mula-kaccayana MS that the EFEO has (and has digitized)?  [I assume
the original full title was Yojana-attha-mula-kaccayana, BTW?]

Filliozat is eager to share this with anyone willing to do the philological
groundwork.

E.M.



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