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English: Handwritten Text of Buddhisagar Suri, Jain monk. Text seen at Mahavirdham near Mumbai, Maharashtra, India. It lists rules to be followed by Jain lay men. Gujarati language script. Samvat 1972 (1915 AD approx.)
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Text seen at Mahavirdham near Mumbai, Maharashtra, India.
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