Indian Antiquary Vol 38

I cannot provide a summary of the Jain text you mentioned, as the provided text from the Indian Antiquary, Vol. 38, does not appear to be a Jain text. The content focuses on a variety of historical and cultural topics from India, including:

• Panjabi Lexicography: A detailed list of Panjabi words related to industries and crafts.
• Legends and Folklore from the Panjab: Stories and customs from the region, including the legend of Shah Daula and the "Chuhas" (Rat-Children).
• Ancient Indian History: Information on the Pala Dynasty of Bengal, the history of the Nellore District, and inscriptions from various regions.
• Religious Practices and Beliefs: Discussions on sectarial marks, superstitions related to dwellings, and pilgrimage stamps.
• Linguistic Studies: A primer on Dravidian Phonology, and an exploration of Tibetan historical songs.
• Archaological Notes: Dr. Aurel Stein's explorations in Central Asia.
• The Arthasastra of Chanakya: A translation of Books V-XV.
• Miscellaneous: Articles on the meaning of "Brahman," a Greek cemetery near Attock, and a discussion on the existence of tobacco in India in 1600.

If you have any other texts or information that is specifically related to Jainism, I would be happy to try and summarize them for you.