Bud. Kavīndrācārya 2180. [Page117-b]

--by Gauḍapārśva. Oudh V. 28.

by Rāmacandrayatīśvara. Rice 156.

Cranganore Palace II. 275.

dvai. by Roṭṭi Veṅkaṭabhaṭṭa. Mysore II. p. 30. Mysore N. D. XIV. 43563. Extr. p. 242.

dh. CPB. 3359.

adv. by Ratnakheṭa Śrīnivāsa Dīkṣita. ment. by Ardhanārīśvara Dīkṣita in his C. on Ambāstavar MT. 5996 (a).

Bud. in 112 vv. Commonly known as Bhaktiśataka in Ceylon. by Mukunda alias Rāmacandra Bhāratī of Kātyāyana family of Calcutta; during the time of Parākrama Bāhu VI. of Cotta. The a. is known as Bauddhāgamacakravarttin also.

Alwis pp. 172-175. Br. Mus. 260A. Colombo D. I. 805-807. 808 (inc.). 809. 810 (inc.). 811. 812. 813 (inc.). 814-16.

Pub. by Frederick Coorey with word to word Sinhalese transl.

See also Bhaktiśataka.

Oppert I. 2914.

alaṅk. by Dharmakīrti. Q. by Subandhu in Vāsavadattā. Halls edn. P. 235. For other q. s see HCSL. p. 733.

Kṛṣṇapūr 143. [Page118-a]

Bud. Alph. List Beng. Govt. p. 76.

Q. by Trimalla in Yogataraṅgiṇī (med.), IO. 2705-6. and in Yogaratnākara, IO. 2709.

contains Sragdharāstotra by Sarvajña Mitra and other works. Arrah I. A. p. 28 (ptd.) (with C. of Jinarakṣita).

Cf. Ptd. Collection of Bud. hymns. Bib. Ind. 171. Calcutta, 1908.

Cambr. Uni. Bud. pp. 53. 54 (3 mss.). 138. 186.

Ujjain II. p. 98.

alias Mukunda alias Rāmacandra Bhāratī; a Bengali brahmin converted to Buddhism in Ceylon under Parākrama Bāhu; son of Gaṇapati and Devī.

--Bhaktiśataka or Bauddhaśataka. Br. Mus. 260A.

--C. Pañjikā on Vṛttaratnākara of Kedāra; composed in 1455 A. D. Br. Mus. 429.

ed. by P. L. Vaidya. J. of Ori. Inst., M. S. Uni. Baroda VI. p. 303.

jy. in 11 chs. by Viṣṇugupta. R. A. Sastri III. p. 232.

See Bodhisattvāvadānakalpalatā above. [Page118-b]

--Kathākaumudī. Kavīndrācārya 2037.

--Sāṅkhyavācaspativyākhyā. Oudh VIII. 20.

See Bhāratīyati.

--Praśnacaṇḍeśvara. SB. New DC. IX. 37420 (inc.). Skt. Coll. Ben. 1913-14, p. 13 (no. 2331).

taught Kṛṣṇa Yv. and a. of Baudh. Sūtras; a complete set of the Baudh. Sūtras has not yet been recovered; Dr. Burnell arranges Baudhāyana's Sūtras into six divisions--the Śrautasūtras, Karmāntasūtras, Dvaidhasūtras, Gṛhyasūtras, Dharmasūtras and Śulbasūtras.

In the Baudhāyanadharmasūtra (II. 5. 27.) Kaṇva Bodhāyana, Āpastamba Sūtrakāra and Satyāṣādha Hiraṇyakeśin are mentioned From this Kaṇva (Kāṇva) Bodhāyana is not identical with Baudhāyana, a. of above mentioned works.

The Mysore Edn. of the Dharma Sūtras reads the Sūtras as that of Bodhāyana whereas the Ānandāśrama edn. reads as that of Baudhāyana. For further details see Kane, HDS. I. Revised Edn. pp. 38 ff.

authority cited by Raghunandana in his Jyotistattva, Cambr. 67.

Q. by Gajapati Puruṣottama in Nāmamālikā, Rep. Hpr. II. p. 12. [Page119-a]