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The Sanskrit text closes with a verse saying that the learned sage who has mastered the science…

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The Sanskrit text closes with a verse saying that the learned sage who has mastered the science of health attains health, the one cause of the bliss of the perfected, while another, his body afflicted by diseases born of his own faults, (is bound by) karma through his evil dispositions; a garbled line praising Ugraditya; the colophon of the hitahita chapter of Ugradityacharya's Kalyanakaraka; the statement that the Kalyanakaraka is complete; and a benediction that the Jina's teaching, supremely profound and bearing the unfailing emblem of syadvada, may prevail.

Why it is kept for review: Closing verses, colophon and benediction of the Sanskrit text.

इत्युग्रादित्याचार्य विरचित कल्याणकारके हिताहिताधयाय:।

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