Bibliography
By Hermann Jacobi
Summary
This section presents a carefully curated bibliography of texts and translations used in preparing the issue’s stories. It includes references to major Jain scriptures such as the *Uttarādhyayana Sūtra*, the *Bhagavatī Sūtra*, and commentaries like Bhadrabāhu’s *Āvaśyaka Cūrṇi*. Modern scholarly works by Hermann Jacobi, Walther Schubring and other Indologists are listed, reflecting the journal’s reliance on critical editions and academic translations. There are also references to comparative studies of Hindu and Buddhist literature, highlighting the intersections between Jain narratives and wider Indian mythology. The bibliography acknowledges earlier translations published in German, French and Hindi, showing the global interest in Jainism. By publishing this list, the editors invite readers to explore primary sources and encourage further scholarship. The meticulous documentation underscores the journal’s commitment to accuracy and transparency.
Conclusion
Providing a bibliography signals respect for sources and invites readers to deepen their study. It demonstrates that the narratives are rooted in a rich textual tradition and encourages scholarly engagement.