Viśvabhāratī 2243 (C).

or
^ºsaṅgraha, name of C. by Bhāratācārya Arjunamiśra, son of Pāṭhakācārya Īśāna
on Mahābhārata. See under Mahābhārata.

Adyar PL. p. 75.

See under Mahābhārata.

See under Mahābhāratādhyāyasaṅgati.

name of C. by Nārāyaṇa on Mahābhārata. See under Mahābhārata.

brief C. on Anukramaṇikādhyāya, Ādiparvan of Mahābhārata. MT. 6625 (inc.).

in 32 cantos, on the story of Mahābhārata; by Divākara Kaviratna Rai or Kavīndrācārya,
court poet of Puruṣottamadeva Gajapati of Orissa; and it is attributed to his patron.

Cuttack 129 (cantos 1-29). Hpr. IV. 198. MT. 3002. 3717. OSM. II. 4055-60. 4696-700 (diff.
sargas). R. A. Sastri III. p. 257. RASB. VII. 5181 (inc.). Rep. Hpr. 1895-1900. p. 18. Utkal Uni.
2790.

prob. short form of Abhinavabhāratī. See Abhinavabhāratī. [Page031a]

-Ānandamālikā. See under text.

Addl. ms.: Jha G. N. II. ii. 9514.

-Ekādaśauṣadhināmāvali. Devaprayag III. 2123.

-Bhāratīlaghustavana. Rajasthan Jain Pt. V. p. 750.

of Maudgalyagotra; supposed to be the 7th lineal descendant of the well-known Halāyudha, a. of
Brāhmaṇasarvasva and Karmopadeśinī.

-Makhapradīpa. smṛti. Ani. Assam Smṛti 12.

-Saṃkṣepanṛtyaprakaraṇa. NPS. III. p. 544.

-Smṛtisārasamuccaya. Jaipur Mus. Ser. 7. p. 146.

Jain.

-Catuṣṣaṣṭivāṇavidhāna (?) from. Jha G. N. I. i. 1620.

Jain. Chani 1723. 3784.

-by Malliṣeṇa Sūri, disciple of Jinadeva. See Jinaratnakośa, p. 294a. [Page031b]

Mysore N. D. XIV. 45052. Extr. p. 776.

q. by Gadādhara in his Rasika-jīvana, BORI. D. XII-A. 247.

poet. q. in Śp. v. 95. See ZDMG. 27 (1873) 64.

-C. on Kāvyaprakāśa. B. III. 4648. RORI. XV. 1564-66.

preceptor of Saccidānandabhāratī (a. of Guruśataka or Gurustotra, IO. 3964).

-Vidyāraṇyaśaka. jy. written at Śṛṅgerī. Mysore N. D. IX. 32786. Extr. p. 215.

or Gaṇeśabhāratī. See under Gaṇeśabhāratī.

-C. Padayojanikā on Śivatāṇḍavastotra. PUL. II. p. 189. RASB. VII. 5632. RORI.
XVI. 2200. VVRI. I. p. 175.

alias Gambhīrarāya Bhāratī, father of Bhāskararāya. See under Gambhīrarāya
Bhāratī.

or Prākṛtasaṃskṛtabhāratīcamatkāra, in 18 acrostic poems, by Ghanaśyāma Vaśyavacas
from Maharashtra, who was a minister of King Tukkoji.

Hz. 2044 (inc.). IO. 3962. TD. 23613. Trav. Uni. 3474-A (inc.).

-C. Trav. Uni. 3474-B. [Page032a]

title given to Vidyāraṇyamuni or Sāyaṇa, preceptor of Rāmakṛṣṇa.

preceptor of Kṛṣṇasāra (Vedendra Bhāratī) (a. of C. Vṛttaprakāśikā on
Vṛttaratnākara, GD. 1319. TCD. 1156).