kāvya. a short poem, didactic [Page-191a] in nature, by Kṛṣṇakavi. Adyar D. V. 587.

L. D. Ser. 5. 4006.

name of C. by Vimalabhūdhara on Sādhanapañcaka or Siddhāntapañcaka of Śaṅkarācārya. PUL. II. p. 68. RORI. XVII. 519.

See R. Thangaswami, Bibli. Adv. Lit. p. 439.

from Yogasāgara. SB. New DC. IX. ii. 99185.

tantra. SB. New DC. VI. ii. 85497.

-Kalādīkṣā. śaiva. See under the text.

Addl. ms.:

BHU. 7539. BORI. 157 of 1886-92. 541 of 1875-76. 157 and 1147 of 1886-92. BORI. D. XVI. ii. 63-67.

kāvya. America 1657. L. 613.

-by Indireśa Bhaṭṭa. Udaipur II. 134, 2 (6).

Ptd. Paṇḍit Gaṭṭūlāla Granthamālā, nos. 1, 2, Bombay, 1923. See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1906-28, 388. 1400.

-or Sahṛdayahṛdayāhlādana by Tailaṅga Vrajanātha, son of Rāmakṛṣṇa, son of Bhūdharabhaṭṭa, an account of Draupadī sends mind as messenger to Kṛṣṇa at the time of Cīraharaṇa. composed in 1758 A. D. RORI. XVII. 1449. Extr. pp. 230-32. See S. N. Dasgupta, HSL. Classical Period, Vol. I. pp. 372-74. also Jaina Sid. bhās, II. ii. p. 61. [Page-191b]

-C. Mañjubhāṣiṇī by a. himself. ibid.

Ptd. with C. Mañjubhāṣiṇī. K. M. Gucch. XIII. pp. 84-130, 1903. See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1906-28, 1400.

-in 101 Vasantatilaka vv.; mind sent as messenger to Viṣṇu; by Viṣṇudāsa Kavīndra, pupil of Caitanya. Dacca 998-C. 2771. IO. 3897 (ii). Pathabari 241.

See Jaina Sid. Bhās. II. ii. p. 61; also S. N. Dasgupta, HSL. Classical Period, Vol. I. p. 752.

-by Rāmavarman alias Śrīrāmarāma Śarman, a descendent of Viṣṇudāsa. Kuru. Uni. I. 754. SSPC. 1282. Vaṅgīya p. 202 (pariccheda I).

See Chintaharan Chakravarti's article in IHQ. III. p. 272; also Our Heritage Vol. XX. Pt. 1. Bengal's Contr. to Skt. Lit. p. 17; and Jain. Sid. Bhās. II. ii. p. 61.

Śvet. Jain. Chani 3016. Jainagranthāvalī p. 332.

See Jain. Sid. Bhās. II. ii. p. 61.

kāvya. on the relation between Ātman and Jīva. See Stein Intro. p. xxv.

Ranbir II. p. 31. RORI. XII. 2436. Stein 70. 287.

vedānta. by Śrīnivāsadāsa. Allahabad 92. Cabaton I. 449 (III). Paris (D 253 III). RORI. XXI. 4501. Stein 70. 287.

Ptd. Jagadīśvara Press, Bombay, 1874. See IO. Ptd. Bks. Cat. 1938, p. 1573. [Page-192a]

Cf. above.

Fasc. II. 449 (3).

alias Ratnapāṇi, father of Ravipāṇi (a. of C. Madhumatī on Kāvyaprakāśa, MT. 1676).

-C. Kāvyadarpaṇa on Kāvyaprakāśa. See under the text.

Addl. mss.:

Lucknow Skt. Parishad II. iv. p. 194 (inc.).

See P. V. Kane, HSP., p. 428. a.

son of Joramantrin.

-C. on Śṛṅgāraśataka of Bhartṛhari. Baroda II. 12913.

RORI. XVII. 1208.

in seven chs. by Harivaṃśa, son of Divākara of Delhi. RORI. I. 2898, Extr. p. 155.

-C. ibid.

vedānta. Trav. Uni. 2523-A8.

ācāropadeśa. L. D. Ser. 20. 419. Peters. V. p. 295 (no 803 (18)). Cf.
^ºkulaka below.

in 44 Pkt. gāthās.

-by a disciple of Dharmasūri. L. D. Ser. 20. ii. 460.

-by Ratnaśekharasiṃha. in 44 gāthās. BORI. 803 (18) of 1892-95. Jainagranthāvali p. 202. L. D. Ser. 20. 460. [Page-192b] Peters. V. p. 295 (no. 803_18). RORI. XXIII. 623.

five stanzas on the importance and necessity of the purity of mind in a person desirous of salvation. by Dakṣiṇāmūrti. MT. 1731 (d).

śaivāgama. according to the Kāraṇāgama. Mysore I. p. 597.

16 vv. from Skāndapurāṇa, spoken by Bhṛṅgiriṭi or Bhṛgu or Bhṛṅgi. Adyar D. IV. 301-02. Extr. p. 66. Mysore I. p. 203. Mysore N. D. VII. A. 21479 Extr. p. 221.

vedānta. Allahabad 109. CPB. 3806.

-by Nārāyaṇa Tripāṭhī. NPS. II. p. 556.

Mysore N. D. XVI. ii. 50128.

name of C. on Rāmāyaṇa. Kotah 714.