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The Bhikṣuṇī Maṇimēkhalai

An English translation of one of the five great Tamil classics, a story of Buddhist virtues, magical powers and philosophy; along with a detailed study of the text.

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15 - Preface<br />

and I seek no more reward than that for the labour that I have been<br />

able to bestow upon it.<br />

I acknowledge with pleasure my obligations to the Publishers, Messrs.<br />

Luzac and Co., Oriental and Foreign Book-sellers, London, and to the<br />

Diocesan Press, Madras, the Printers, for the careful printing and<br />

excellent get-up of the work. Mr. A. V. Venkatarama Aiyar, M.A.,<br />

L.T., Curator, Madras Records, read the final proof; and Mr. R.<br />

Gopalam, M.A., of the Connemara Library prepared the index at a<br />

time when I was badly in need of assistance owing to inconveniences<br />

and ill health. I acknowledge with gratitude the valuable and timely<br />

assistance they gave me on this as on other occasions. <strong>The</strong> Madras<br />

School Book and Literature Society, on the motion of their President,<br />

the Rev. Canon Sell, have resolved to bear a part of the expenses of<br />

publication of this work. I acknowledge this assistance with pleasure<br />

and gratitude.<br />

S. Krishnaswami Aiyangar<br />

Vijayadasami, October 6th, 1927,<br />

Marine Villa, Madras University.

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