lex. by Kṛṣṇarāja. Mysore I. p. 608 (3 mss.). Mysore N. D. XV. 47697-98 (inc.).

by Nāgārjuna; prob. a part of Āścaryayogamālā. BHU. 10240. Petrograd 89.

q. by Madhva in his C. on Brahmasūtra and C. on Bhagavadgītā. See BNK. Sharma, Hist. of Dvai. Lit. Vol. I. p. 356.

SB. New DC. VI. 24475.

or Viniścaya by Matsyendrapāda. [Page19-15b] Rep. Hpr. 1906-11, pp. 3. 9. Nepal II. pp. 32-35.

See under Kaulajñānanirṇaya.

-Padminīkaula from (2nd to 12th Ch.). SB. New DC. VI. iii. 91066 (inc.).

VRI. V. 15780.

tantra. lays down the details of the worship of Kubjikā; by Ajitānandanātha, disciple of Anantānandadeva. RASB. VIII. A. 6435 (inc.).

tantra. by Ānandagiri. Śṛṅgerī Mutt 305.

Cordier III. p. 259.

Bud. by Bhadracandra. text expounded by the a. to Dharmaśīla; based on Garuḍakarmatantra. Cordier III. p. 224.

Bud. by Jñānavajra. Cordier III. p. 350.

before 925 A. D.; also called Mahākṣapaṇaka Kāśmīrī. For the date of the a., see P. K. Gode, Winternitz Festschrift, Leipzig, 1933. pp. 89-91.

See also under Kṣapaṇaka.

-Anekārthadhvanimañjarī; also known as Anekārthamañjarī, Anekārtha-padamañjarī and Kavisañjīvanīnighaṇṭu. Some Catalogues give the title as Anekārthakośa. See under the text. [Page19-16a]

Addl. mss.:

Andhra Uni. 119 (inc.). BISM. (Ptd. Cat.) 21/18. 41/89. 45/33. Bomb. Uni. Velankar 1327. Darbhanga I. 786 (^ºdīpikā). Gottingen II. 4611. Jaipur Mus. Ser. 2. p. 6 (4 mss.). Jha G. N. III. 11621. 11622 (inc.). 11623. Kuru. Uni. I. 16-17. MD. 1590. Mithilā. NPS. V. p. 70. RORI. I. 2340-42. II. B. 4449-54. 4455. Extr. p. 137 (a. Amarasiṃha). IX. 1610. XVI. 2668. XX. 1241-42. XXI. 4952-54. 4295. 4296 (inc.). SB. New DC. XI. 43643. 43661. 43695. 43707-08 (inc.). 43726. 43766 (inc.). 43833. 43883 (inc.). 43954 (inc.). 44000. ii. 106913-14 (inc.). 106944-45. 107208 (inc.). 107209. 107210-16 (inc.). 107456. 107559 (inc.). 107568. 107579. 107584. VRI. III. 9538-39. IV. 12659. Extr. p. 553. 12660. V. 16295. VVRI. I. p. 57 (9 mss.; 7 inc.). Wai D. II. 9420-25. 9426-29 (inc.).

-Abhidhānacintāmaṇimālā. RORI. II. B. 4456-57.

-Ekākṣarīkośa. See under the text.

Addl. mss.:

NPS. I. p. 460 (a. given as Mahākṣaraka). RORI. XI. 3898. SB. New DC. XI. 43734. ii. 107207. VVBISIS. I. 649-50. VVRI. I. p. 60 (2 mss.). Wai D. II. 9476.

-Dvādaśakośasaṅgraha. See above.

mantra. Ramsingh 1210. 1322. Ranbir III. p. 1142 (2 mss.).

ny. B. III. 40. BP. p. 245b. Buhler 549. IO. 5853. [Page19-16b]

Bud. Sendai 387 (transl. by Gayadhara).

from Samyuttanikāya of Suttapiṭaka.

Ptd. with Burmese interpretation, Pyinmana, 1906.

See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1906-28, 1066-67. 1084. 1396.

Bud. by Gayādhara. Kanjur Kyoto 32.

-Samavasaraṇastotra. Firenze 691.

-Sugandhadaśamījayamālā. Firenze 692.

SB. New DC. II. ii. 11335.

See also under Gaṅgāsnāna.

Oppert 6116.

one of the texts mentioned in the list found in an inscription at Pagan dated 1442 A. D. See ‘Pāli Tracts in Inscription’ in the J. Myth. Soc. XXII. p. 411.

See also under Ucchiṣṭagaṇapati, Ṛṇaharaṇa^º, Ekākṣara (mahā)^º, Kacchapuṭaśvetārka^º, Kṣipraprasādana^º, Gakāra(-ādi-)^º, Trailokyamohana^º, Pārthiva^º, Muhūrta^º, Vakratuṇḍa^º, Varada^º, Vidyā^º, Ṣaḍakṣara^º, Saṅkaṭaharaṇa^º, Hariṇahara^º and Haridrā^º.

son of Kṛṣṇārya of the Paṭṭam village, [Page19-17a] south of Kumbhakonam.

-Aghasaṅgraha, an abridgement of Āśaucaśataka of Hārīta Veṅkaṭācārya. TCD. 97. Triv. Cur. IV. 21.

French Inst. I. 94/10.