Jainagranthāvalī p. 257.

śilpa. Tirupati (RSVP). 2461 (inc.).

alias Mīna.

See under Macchyendranātha.

or Yogatattva. Yoga. Adyar II. p. 92b.

See under Yogatattva. [Page-32a]

mentioned in Suttapiṭakakhuddakanikāya of Dīghanikāya.

Ptd. Rangoon, 1895. See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1892-1906. 698.

-Mudrāprakaraṇa. Lonavla 332.

Cf. Macchandinīnāthamata above.

-Bhairavāṣṭaka. Bhakti. VRI. IV. 11678.

pāñcarātra.

-Utkīlanastotra from. RORI. XX. 1149.

-Kālīmocanastotra from. Darbhanga Raj 1260.

Jain. BP. p. 191a.

or Matsyendrapāda. Bud. See under Matsyendrapāda below.

by Jayarāja. Baroda III. 14277.

son of Bhīma Dvivedin and Pārvatī, grandson of Janārdana.

-Kuṇḍadīpikā viśeṣavacanāni. RORI. I. 201. Extr. pp. 12-13.

-C. on above. RORI. I. 200. Extr. pp. 11-12.

stotra. Eulogizing Lord Raṅganātha at Śrīraṅgam whose image is conceived as being bathed with water. MD. 9001. 10184 (inc.). [Page-32b]

or Śanivāramajjanam. dh. from Bhaviṣyottarapurāṇa. Mysore N. D. V. 14952. Extr. p. 188.

from Uttarakhaṇḍa of Gaṇeśapurāṇa. America 1049.

or Madhyamanikāya. Bud. Pāli. The 2nd book of the Suttapiṭaka, consisting of three books (each having pannāsa i. e., (pañcāśat suttas)); 150 discourses of Buddha. For its similarity with the Madhyama Āgama (Chinese), see Intro. xviii-xxiv of Nalanda edn. of the text.

Andhra Uni. 2663 (inc.). Colombo p. 48 (2 mss.). Colombo D. I. 69. 1760. Fausboll 44-48 (sns.). IO. Pāli p. 72 (no. 26). Kandy II. p. 1. Nanjio 542. Paris Pāli p. 32 (3 mss.; 1 inc.).

Ptd. (1). Ed. Freidrich Max Muller, The Sacred Books of the East. Oxford 1879. Vol. II. Pt. 2. (2). Ed. V. Trenckner, Academies. London Pali Text Society London, Copenhagen. 1888. (3). Ed. in 3 Vols. in Siamese script. Bangkok, 1894. (4). Colombo, 1895-1914; 1908. (5). Upāli the Householder, a transl. from the Majjhimanikāya. by Bhikku Śilācāra. Buddhist Review I. 1909. iii. (6). Publications of the German Pali Society. no. 6. Breslau. 1912, 13. (7). With Burmese exposition, Mandalay, 1913. (8). With word for word interpretation, Colombo, 1914. (9). R. Otto Franke, Die Zusammenhange der Majjhima-nikāyasuttas, ZDMG. 68 (1914) 473-530. (10). With Simhalese interpretation, Alutagama, [Page-33a] 1915. (11). Rangoon, 1917. (12). Poona, 1919. (13). With a Simhalese interpretation Vimalārthavāhinī, Homagama, 1923. (14). Index of words, Pali Text Society, London, 1925. (15). Further dialogues of the Buddha. Translated from Pāli of the Majjhimanikāya by Lord Chalmers, Vol. I. OUP. London, 1926. (16). Ed. Trenckner and Chalmers, 3 Vols., Oxford Uni. Press, 1948. 1951. (17). Nalanda Dng. Pāli Ser. 1958. (18) See A Comparitive Study of the Pāli Majjhima Nikāya and the Chinese Madhyama Āgama, by Bhikṣu Thich Minh Chau in his Thesis. Ptd. Saigon Institute of Higher Buddhist Studies, Nava Nalanda Mahārihāra, 1964. (19) with Hindi transl. Buddha Bharati Series 22, Benares, 1989.

-C. Colombo p. 51 (in 2 pts.; 2 mss.).

-C. Vaṇṇanā (varṇana). Copen Pāli p. 147.

-C. Papañcasūdanī. Copen Pāli p. 147. IO. Pāli p. 72 (no. 27).

-Cc. Līnatthapakāsanā. Copen Pāli p. 147. Fausboll 83. 84.

-C. Papañcasūdanī by Dharmapāla Thera. Colombo D. I. 108 (inc.). 109 (inc.).

Cf. Papañcasūdanī.

-C. Papañcasūdanī by Buddhaghoṣa (written at the request of Buddhamitta of Mayurapaṭṭaṇa and based on Aṭṭakathā, a Simhalese C. on the text). Colombo D. I. 89.

Ptd. (1) Three tales from this, transl. into French, L. Feer, Revue de I'histoire des [Page-33b] Religious, 13 Paris, 1886. p. “ff. JA. 1889. ser. 8 IX. p. 308 ff. (2). Ptd. Colombo, 1898. (3). Ed. J. H. Woods & D. Kosambi (in Roman script), PTS, 91. 107. 115. London, 1922. 1928. 1933. (4). Ed. in Simhalese script, Colombo, 1926.

-Assalāyanasutta from. Oxf. Pāli p. 30 (with C.).

-Isigillisutta from. Colombo I. 224.

-Uparipaññāsaka from. IO. Pāli p. 60 (no. 9).

-Cūlakammavibhaṅgasutta from. Br. Mus. Pāli II. p. 109. Colombo I. 165. Colombo D. I. 161.

-Devadahasutta from. Colombo I. 186.

-Devadūtasutta from. Colombo I. 188-89.

-Dhanañjānisutta from. Colombo I. 222.

-Bālapaṇḍitasutta from. Colombo D. I. 130.

-Brahmāyusutta from. Cambr. 84.

-Majjhimapaññāsaka from. IO. Pāli p. 60 (no. 8).

-Mahādhammasamādānasutta from. Colombo I. 239.

-Mūlapaññāsaka from. IO. Pāli p. 59 (no. 7).

-Vindeiyasutta or Nagarvindeiyasūtra from. Colombo I. 252 (with C.).

-Vedallasutta from.

See ‘The Vedallasutta, as illustrating the psychologist basis of Buddhistic ethics’ by Caroline. A. Foley. JRAS (1894) 321-33. [Page-34a]

-Śubhasūtranidānavarṇanāva from. Colombo D. I. 360.

-Saṅkharuppatisutta from. Colombo I. 296.

-Saccāvibhaṅgasutta from. Colombo I. 290.

-Satipatthaṇasutta from. Colombo I. 311-30. 339-44.

-Sāleyasutta from. Cambr. 84.

-Subhasutta from. Colombo D. I. 357. 362.

or Majjhimapaññāsa. Bud. Pāli.

-from Majjhimanikāya, Suttanipāta. Found in the list contained in an inscription dated 1142 A. D. at Pagan.

See Pali tracts in inscriptions in the Quarterly Journal of the Mythic Society, London, XXII. p. 410.

Fausboll 45. IO. Pāli p. 60 (no. 8).

Ed. in Siamese script, Bangkok.

-C. One of the texts found in the list is contained in an inscription dated 1442 A. D. at Pagan.

See Pali tracts in inscriptions in the Quarterly Journal of the Mythic Society, XXII. p. 410.

alias Mañcayayya. See under Mañcayayya.

See under Mañcanārya.

See under Mañcanārya. [Page-34b]

alias Mañcanabhaṭṭa. See under Mañcanārya.

alias Mañcanācārya alias Mañcanabhaṭṭa or Mañcibhaṭṭa Āmalasūri of Peñjala family, father of Siṅgayyasūri (a. of Prayoga-paddhati, Bomb. Uni. 1096), son of Vāñcheśvara and Veṅkaṭāmbā, disciple of Śrīnivāsa.

-Ahīnakḷpti. Veda. Cs. I. 404.

-Mahāvratasaptahautra. PUL. I. p. 58.

-Vidhyaparādhaprāyaścitta from Āśvalāyanasūtraprayoga. Poona III. 220. Extr. p. 122.

-Sautrāmaṇiprayoga. ASB. I. ii. 108.

-Saumikaprāyaścittāni. BISM. (Ptd. Cat.) 37/811.

-C. Prayogadīpikā or Mañcanabhaṭṭī on Āśvalāyanaśrautasūtra prayoga (pūrva ṣaṭka). Adyar I. p. 56a. Ānandāśrama 162. ASB. I. ii. 107. 235. B. I. 158. Ben. 5. BHU. 5133. BORI. 49 of 1895-1902. CLB. II. p. 38. IM. 4986 (inc.). IO. 247. K. 4. Kavīndrācārya 560. L. 1387. MT. 979 (1-6 Chs.). Mysore N. D. II. 4289. Extr. p. 213. NPS. I. p. 120 (2 mss. inc.). Oppert. 1761. PUL. I. p. 44 (2 mss.). II. App. p. 21. Ranbir I. p. 46. Rice 44. RORI. XVI. 209. SB. 14. SB. New DC. I. iii. 54224 (inc.). 54229 (inc.). 54534. TA. 850. 2108. 2354. 2651. Ujjain I. p. 11 (2 mss.). VSM. Poona II. 36 (ref. to sacrifice). 37 (ref. to prāyaścitta). 1303. VVRI. I. p. 29 (2 mss.). Wai D. I. 1619. [Page-35a]

Ptd. Benares Sanskrit Series nos. 132. 138, Benares, 1907.

-C. on Sarvasammataśikṣā of Keśavārya. Adyar I. p. 53b (inc.). Adyar D. I. 1042. XIII. 332 (inc.). Alph. List Beng. Govt. p. 116 (no. 1106). BP. 287. KTP. Dharwar D. I. 13. MD. 998-99. 15926. 16179. MT. 1165 (b). 3887 (p). Mysore N. D. II. 3683. RASB. II. 1514. Trav. Uni. 121-B. Viśvabhāratī 1047. 1820. VVRI. I. p. 55. Extr. II. p. 80. Wai 140. Wai D. I. 1456.

vedic. Sūcīpattra 116.

alias Mañcaka, younger brother of Cauṇḍapa (a. of C. Prayogaratnamālā on Āpastamba Śrautasūtra, RASB. II. 632).

alias Manoharadāsa. See Kane, HDS. I. ii. p. 1201b.

-Dharmaparīkṣā. dh. BORI. 1433 of 1886-92. 1628 of 1891-95. CPB. 2325.