Wai D. I. 4462. 4463.

mantra. Ānandāśrama 4004.

a collection of Pāli and Sinhalese poetical compositions. Colombo D. I. 2267.

(for cākyārkūttu) by Nārāyaṇakavi. Paliyam 493 (a).

Trav. Uni. 8786. M.

BP. p. 243a.

--Jain. JBhP. I. 1776 (inc.).

--Jain. Skt. by Candraśekhara. Gough p. 97. Jainagranthāvalī p. 215.

--by Ratnaśekhara. Gu. 10.

Cf. next entry.

or Caturvim3śatiprabandha. Jain. Śvet. Skt. stories on religious teachers, poets and kings;
composed at Delhi in 1348 A. D. by Rājaśekhara, pupil of Śrītilaka.

Baroda II. 2785. 2786. BBRAS. 1717-19. Bomb. Uni. 2391 (inc.). BORI. 363 of 1871-72. 748 (a) and
749 (inc.). of 1875-76. 1279 and 1302 (inc.). of 1884-87. 1327 of 1887-91 (inc.). BORI. D. XIX. II.
ii. 405-07. 408 (1-11). 409 (1-5). 410 (9-24). BP. p. 17 (by Jayaśekhara). Br. Mus. 286
(Prabandhacintāmaṇi). Buhler 551 (2 mss.; 1 inc.). D. pp. 37. 116 (2 mss.). IO. 7690. 7691.
Jainagranthāvalī p. 214. JBhP. I. 1777 (inc.). Report XLVIII. Rgb. 1302.

Ptd. (1) Hiralal Hamsaraj, Jamnagar, 1913. (2) with Naranārāyaṇānanda of Vastupāla. GOS.
II. pp. 87-92. 1916. (3) Hemacandrasabhā. Patan, 1921. (4) Forbes Gujarati Sabhā Ser. 12.
[Page010-a] Bombay, 1932. (5) Singhi Jaina Granthamālā. Santiniketan, 1935.

Jain. BP. p. 244a.

Cf. Caturvim3śatiprabandha.

Jain. unspecified. BP. pp. 166a. 168b. 177a. 192a (2 mss.). Chani 1375.

--Jain. in 5 prakāśas; composed in 1306 A. D. at Vardhamānapura; by Merutuṅgācārya of
Nāgendragaccha, pupil of Candraprabha and preceptor of Guṇacandra.

Baroda II. 2868. BBRAS. 1753. BORI. 249 of 1873-74. 748 (b) of 1875-76. 450 of 1882-83. 617 of
1884-86. BORI. D. XIX. II. ii. 411-12. 413 (Prakāśas 1-2). 414 (Prakāśas 1-2). Bühler 551 (2
mss.; inc.). IO. 7692. 7693. Jainagranthāvalī p. 216. Kh. p. 101 (inc.). Peters. III. p. 405 (no.
617). Wai D. II. 9047 (inc.).

For observations on the dates of kings of Anhilwada (746-934 A. D.) as given in
Prabandhacintāmaṇi, see Robert Sewell, JRAS. (1920). pp. 333-41.

Ptd. (1) with Gujarati transl. by Ramachandra Dinanath. Bombay, 1888. (2) Ahmadabad Times
Press. Ahmadabad, 1889. (3) Forbes Gujarati Sabhā Ser. Bombay, 1932. (4) Singhi Jaina
Granthamālā. Santiniketan, 1933.

English transl.: by C. H. Tawney. Bib. Ind. 141. Calcutta, 1894-1901.

Jain. BP. p. 240a.

alaṅk. by Gauraṇārya. MD. 12951. [Page010-b]

See Lakṣaṇadīpikā below.

Jain. prob. a part of some work. Jainagranthāvalī p. 216.

or Vedāntagurustava. by Śrīnivāsa. SB. New DC. V. i. 18817.

kāvya.

--C. TD. 23562.

Jain. (Beg. aukAraH kalpakAraskaranikaratiraskAridAnAtirekaH). BORI. 788 of 1892-95. BORI. D.
XIX. II. ii. 416 (inc.).

Jinaratnakośa I. p. 299 gives the title as Bhojaprabandha and ascribes it to Śubhaśīla.
This appears to be erroneous.

(Bhojaprabandha). Jain. Skt. composed in 1460 A. D. by Ratnamandiragaṇi, pupil of
Nandiratnagaṇi, devotee of Somasundarasūri of Tapāgaccha.

BBRAS. 1754. BORI. 723 of 1875-76. BORI. D. XIX. II. ii. 415. Jainagranthāvalī p. 216.

SB. New DC. XI. 42010. Trav. Uni. L. 103. 5697A (Kṛṣṇacarita, Pārvatīkalyāṇa and
Matsyāvatāra) (inc.).

title conferred by Kārttika Tirunāl Rāmavarman of Travancore on Nīlakaṇṭha Dīkṣita, a. of
Varṇanāsārasaṅgraha. See Contribution of Kerala to Skt. Lit. pp. 179-180.

Udaipur II. 140, 14.

by Rāmakavi. Mentioned by Māṇikyacandra in Śāntināthacaritra, Pattan I. p. 204.

an. Oppert I. 5585. [Page011-a]

son of Śiṅgayārya; prob. patronised by Decavara Padmanābhapaṇḍita.

--C. Bhūṣaṇa on Rāmāyaṇa. MT. 924. 1457.

śaiva. Upāgama in Kiraṇāgama and Sahasrāgama. See list in Kāmika.

by Rāmanārāyaṇa Śāstrin.

Ptd. Sadācāragranthamālā 3. Manoranjana Press. Bombay, 1922. See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p.
1929.

Jain. nāṭaka. an. Chani 1421. 3485 (a).

--Jain. nāṭaka in 6 acts. on the story of a robber Rauhiṇeya. by Rāmabhadramuni, pupil of
Jayaprabhasūri. Jainagranthāvalī p. 337.

For a note see ZDMG. 75 (1921) 66-67.

Ed. Muni Punyavijaya. Jaina Ātmānanda Granthamālā 60. Bhavanagar. 1917.