with C. Bud. Pāli. IO. Pāli p. 75 (no. 40).

son of Peru Bhaṭṭa of Marla family.

--Grahacandrikāgaṇita. jy. with Telugu gloss (the work mentions Śaka 1413, A. D. 1491).

MT. 337 of the Telugu part. See MT. III. pt. i-C. p. 4156.

of Kāśyapagotra; father of Bhūgola Veṅkaṭeśvara of Vināyakapura in Tuṇḍīra (Kāñcī)
maṇḍala; patronised by king Vijayarāghava Nāyak of [Page259-a] Tanjore, A. D. 1633-73
(Kuṭṭākāraśiromaṇi saṭīkā, TD. 11354; Grahaceṣṭāvidhāna, MT. 4058b; Jātakayogārṇava,
MD. 13695; Sarvārthacintāmaṇi, IO. 3108. MT. 912 (c). TCD. 685F. TD. 11635-37; Tājakasāra, MT.
420. TD. 11437; Jyotiṣārṇava, TD. 11416; Yāmalārṇavasaṁgraha, TD. 15389; Yogārṇava, Adyar;
Vijayarāghavīya, jy. TD. 11603. For a ms. of the Tājikamahārṇavasāra copied by him at Madura,
see TD. 11435).

--Nāmasaṅgrahamālākośa. Adyar II. p. 43b. Ben. 33. MT. 6826. SB. p. 297. Weber 806 (with
C.).

The work q.s Cakravarttin on Raghuvaṁśa, Daṇḍin's Avantisundarīya, and Divākara writer on
Nāṭyaśāstra, besides several Kośas and Purāṇas.

See Annals of Ori. Res., Uni. of Mad. V. ii.

styled siMham appayadIkSita a grandson of the great Appayya Dīkṣita and an ancestor
of Appayya Dīkṣita, a. of Pāṇinīyasūtraprakāśa, Adyar II. p. 75b.

According to the Tyāgarājavijaya, an account of another descendant of Appayya Dīkṣita I (ptd.
Tanjore, p. 16), Siṁham Appaya Dīkṣita was the third of the eleven sons of Nīlakaṇṭha
Dīkṣita, son of Appayya Dīkṣita I.

alias Avadhāniyajvan or A. Vājapeyin; of Māyavaram in Tanjore Dt.; pupil of Yajñeśvara; son
of Rāyamakhin and younger cousin of Rāmacandra who also has commented upon Vīlinātha's
Aghapañcaṣaṣṭi (MD. 3002). [Page259-b]

--Aghapañcaṣaṣṭivyākhyā. MD. 3002. See above p. 55a.

--Nyāyasiddhāntamañjarīvyākhyāna-Divyaparimala. MT. 3087. TCD. 606.

C. 1750. son of Viśālākṣī and Dharmarāja Veṅkaṭeśvara Dīkṣita, grandson of (Su
?) Brahmaṇya Dīkṣīta, son of Veṅkaṭeśa, great-grandson of Siṁham Appaya Dīkṣita, a
grandson of the great Appayya Dīkṣita.

Pupil of Mahādeva; student of Gopālakṛṣṇa (a. of Śābdikacintāmaṇi, MT. 143. 1355) in
Pātañjala (Mahābhāṣya); student of Viśveśvara in Mīmāṁsā and Nyāya.

His teacher in grammar, Gopālakṛṣṇa Śāstrin, was called Mahābhāṣya Gopālakṛṣṇa
Śāstrin, a pupil of Rāmabhadra Dīkṣita, a class-mate of Sadāśivendra Brahman and the
spiritual teacher of king Vijaya Raghunātha Toṇḍaimān I of Pudukkottah (1730-1769 A. D.).

--Pāṇinīyasūtraprakāśa. Adyar II. p. 75b.

Cf. below Appā Dīkṣita of Eḍayāttamaṅgalam village.

of Śrīvatsa gotra, son of Śrīnivāsādhvarin; a śaiva.

--Jayollāsanidhi, a C. on select portions of the Bhāgavata, from the śaiva point of view.

IO. 6742. Mack. p. 100 (same ms.). See Annals of Ori Res., Uni. of Mad. VI. ii.

--C. on Prajāpatidāsa's Pañcasvarā, divination. Alph. List Beng. Govt. p. 62. IM. 1084. 1085.
L. 1478. Mithilā III. 162. NP. V. 90. IX. 60. [Page260-a] RASB. X. A. 7146. Skt. Coll. Ben.
1897-1901, p. 38 (no. 121). Said to be ptd. in Benares.

--Pratipatya stotra. Bikaner 7466. same as Ap. D. I's Pañcaratnastuti with C. See below].

son of Appayya Dīkṣita; guru at Benares of Varadeśvara of Ātreya gotra, father of
Nīlakaṇṭha Vājapeyin (Siddhāntakaumudīvyākhyā. MT. 3890 (a). 5093).

or appayAmAtya

--Daśakumārakathāsāra. IO. 4068 (ptd. as an app. to Serampore edn. Hitopadeśa, 1804). Luck.
Uni. p. 33. RASB. VII. 5383. Ed. in a collection by Colebrooke, Serampore, 1804.

See Annals of Ori. Res., Uni. of Mad. VI. i.

--Prātiśākhya (Taittirīya) vyākhyānaVarṇakramadarpaṇa. MD. 15503.

son of Gopālācārya.

--Dvaitavicāra. dvai. (ref. to also as Bhagavaddvitvamīmāṁsā and Dvitvavicāra). Mysore I.
p. 517.

alias Mārapota; flourished in the court of Kumāraśiṅga of the Recarla family
(Śiṅgabhūpāla, a. of the Rasārṇavasudhākara, C. A. D. 1385-1410; guru of Harihara
(Anargharāghavavyākhyāna--GD. 1448. MT. 484, and Tārkikarakṣāsārasaṅgrahavyākhyā, TD.
6520-25).

--Amarakośa (Nāmaliṅgānuśāsana) vyākhyā. MT. 1170. 4557.

See also IHQ. XIX. pp. 73-78.

died in 1901. adumbrated Anubhavādvaita or Sāṁkhya-Yoga samuccaya [Page260-b] as an
improvement on the classic Advaita. Some of his works are in Sanskrit and Tamil; mss. of most of his
writings are deposited in the Mysore and Adyar Libraries; a few of the works have been printed.
Information on the work of this writer was supplied also by Mr. K. Visvanathan, editor, Hindu
Heritage, Matunga, Bombay. See also Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. catalogues.

[--Adhyātmadarpaṇa, name of his C. on the Adhyātmopaniṣad; cited also in his
Śivatattvasudhānidhivyākhyā. Adyar.]

--Anubhavādvaitaprakaraṇa. Adyar II. p. 178a (2 mss.).

--Anubhavādvaitasiddhāntasāra. Adyar II. p. 178a.

--Anubhavādvaitaikaślokī-saṭīkā. Adyar II. p. 178a.

--Anubhūtimīmāṁsāsūtra. Adyar II. p. 178a (2 mss.). Mysore I. p. 457 (2 mss.).

--Anubhūtimīmāṁsāsūtrabhāṣya. Adyar II. p. 178a (3 mss.). Mysore I. pp. 457-458 (6 mss.).
II. p. 21.

--Anubhūtimīmāṁsāsūtravivaraṇa (Catussūtrī). Adyar II. p. 178a.

--Anubhūtimīmāṁsāvṛtti. Adyar II. p. 178b (2 mss.).

--Aṣṭottaraśatopaniṣadbhāṣya. Adyar I. p. 18b. Mysore I. p. 458-9. III. p. 14. For other
mss. containing his C.s on individual Ups. see Adyar I. pp. 17b. 19b. 21a. 22a. 23b. 28a. 30a. 31b.
35a. 36b. 37a. 39b. 40a-b. 42a.

--C. on Ātmopaº Adyar Up. p. 142; C. on Āśramopaº Adyar. Mysore I. p. 458; Āruṇeyopaº Adyar
Up. p. 143; C. on Īśāvāsyopaº Adyar I. p. 19b. [Page261-a]

[--Ātmaniṣṭhā another name of his Svajīvacarita].

--Karmasvarūpanirṇaya. Adyar II. p. 178b.

--Kāntimatyekaślokī with C. Mysore I. p. 459. Cf. above Anubhavādvaitaekaślokī
saṭīkā.

--Kaivalyadīpikātaila, cited by him in his Śivatattvasudhānidhivyākhyā, Adyar ms.

--Kaivalyasādhana (Skt.-Tamil). Mysore I. p. 459.

--Guruśiṣyasaṁvāda on Anubhavādvaita. Mysore I. p. 459 (2 mss.).

--Jīvacintāmaṇi (Skt.-Tamil). Mysore I. p. 459. Ptd.

--Jyotirvicāra mentioned in his Bālabodhinī.

--Tattvasaṅgraha. Mysore I. p. 457 (2 mss.).

--Dakṣiṇāmūrtivṛtti. Adyar II. p. 178b.

--Dakṣiṇāmūrtyaṣṭaka saṭīka. edn. Grantha script, 1870.

--Daśakoṭī. Adyar II. p. 145b.

--Pakṣasaṅgraha; flaws of classic advaita and merits of anu. adv. Adyar II. p. 178b (2
mss.).

--Pañcadaśāṅga yoga vyākhyā, text and C. on yoga of 15 limbs given in Tejobindūpaniṣad
and Aparokṣānubhūti. Mysore I. p. 460. III. p. 14.

--Pañcadīpikā. Mysore I. p. 460.

--Pañcarahasya on the five mantras-Aṣṭākṣara, Ṣaḍakṣara, Praṇava, Mahāvākyas and
Gāyatrī. Adyar II. p. 178b (2 mss.).

--Parāśaradīpikā C. on ch. 18 of Parāśaropapurāṇa. Mysore I. pp. 164. 460.

--Pramāṇaprakaraṇa. Adyar II. p. 178b. [Page261-b]

--Bālabodhinī (Skt.-Tamil). Adyar II. p. 178b. Edn. Tinnevelly, 1897.

--Brahmatattvabodha (one verse with C.). Adyar II. p. 178b (2 mss.).

--Bhagavadgītābhāṣya. Mysore I. p. 460. III. p. 14.

--Bhāgavataikādaśaskandhavyākhyā. Adyar I. p. 154a. Mysore I. p. 461.

--Bhāṣyaśodhanī or Bhāṣyadīpikā a critique of Śaṅkara's Brahmasūtra Bhāṣya. Adyar
II. p. 178b. Said to be in the Mysore Library also.

--Mantrānuṣṭhānakrama. Mysore I. p. 460.

--Mahāvākyaśikhāmaṇi. Adyar II. p. 179a.

--Muktikāmadhenu (100 śls.) with Tamil C. Adyar II. p. 179a. Mysore I. p. 460. III. p. 14.

--Mukticandrikā. Adyar II. p. 179a.

--Muktidvayādarśa. Adyar II. p. 179a.

--Muktiratna. Mysore I. p. 460.

--Mokṣanavanītabrahmagola. Adyar II. p. 179a.

--Mokṣasāra. Adyar II. p. 179a. A Muktisārāvali is cited by him in his
Śivatattvasudhānidhivyākhyā. (Adyar ms.).

--Mokṣasāravivaraṇa. Adyar II. p. 179a.

--Yogadarpaṇa. Mysore I. p. 460. III. p. 14. Ptd.

--Yogasāra (1000 śls.). Adyar II. p. 179b (3 mss.). Mysore I. p. 461 (given as
Yogasārasvata).

--Vāsudevatattva. Adyar II. p. 148b.

--Varāhamañjūṣā, cited in his Śivatattvasudhānidhivyākhyā, Adyar ms.

--Vedāntayuddha, 9 topics of vedānta. arranged like duels. Mysore I. p. 461 (2 mss.).
[Page262-a]

--Vedāntavyavahāramālā. 32 topics of vedānta, arranged like legal disputes. Mysore I. p. 461
(2 mss.).

--Śivatattvasudhānidhivyākhyā. Adyar II. p. 177a.

--Śivaprakāśapaddhāti. Mysore I. p. 461.

--Śuka-Janaka-saṁvāda. Mysore I. p. 461.

--Śrutisiddhāntamālikā. Adyar II. p. 179b.

--Ṣoḍaśamañjarī or Ṣoḍaśamālikā with C. on 16 grades of Cit Mysore I. p. 461.

--Sañcitādikarmavicāra. Adyar II. p. 179.

--Saptaślokī saṭīkā. Adyar II. p. 179b.

--Samādhiratna. Mysore I. p. 406.

--Sambandhamūrti-dvādaśanāmāvalī. Place of deposit not known.

--Sambandhamūrtyaṣṭaka saṭīka. Adyar I. p. 185b.

With Tamil gloss. In the 8th verse here, the Tāmasatva of the Skandapurāṇa is refuted.

--Sarvavedānta-svarasārtha-pradīpikā. Adyar II. p. 179b.

--Sākṣyaṣṭaka. Adyar II. p. 179b.

--Siddhāntasārāvalīvyākhyā. Adyar.

--Svajīvacarita--his own autobiography (contained in the Bhāṣyadīpikā volume in the Mysore
Library).

--Svānubhūti. edn. in Grantha by a. in 1874.

--Hariharabrahmasāmarasya with C. Adyar II. p. 179b. Mysore I. p. 461.

alias Śrīnivāsādhvarin, son of Varadārya; nephew of Tātācārya (Pañcamatabhañjana) of
Kāñcīpura; father of Raghunātha Dīkṣita (styled Śleṣayamakacakravarttin), whose son was
[Page262-b] Veṅkaṭādhvarin, a. of Viśvaguṇādarśacampū MT. 1067; father also of Varadācārya
patronised by Velugoṭi (Śiṅgabhūpāla, son of Kastūriraṅga (I quarter of 17th cent.) and a. of
Anaṅgajīvana MD. 12429, Kārikādarpaṇa MD. 11531, Kṛṣṇābhyudaya MD. 11531, Jānakīrāghava
MT. 11 and Rukmiṇīpariṇaya TD. 4493. See also above p. 156a.

father of Anantārya (Tarkabhāṣābhāvaprakāśikāvyākhyā-Nyāyaviveka, MT. 1277).

of Kauśika gotra; saluted by Nṛsiṁhayajvan (Pārameśvaravivṛti. MT. 1658).

of the Kommarāja family; father of Veṅkaṭādri who later became Śivarāmendra Sarasvatī,
pupil of Hariharendra Sarasvatī and wrote the Siddhāntamālāṭīkā (gr.). Trav. Uni. 2046.

pupil of Puṣpasenācārya.

--Jinendrakalyāṇābhyudaya or Arhatpratiṣṭhā. Jain. dh. completed on Sunday, Jan. 20th, 1320
A. D. at Ekaśilā (Warangal), during the reign of Rudrakumāra (King Pratāparudra, hero of the
Pratāparudrayaśobhūṣaṇa). CPB. 7239. Śravaṇabelgola 183. 301.

dvai. Oppert II. 4402. 9803. 10207.

viśiṣṭādvaitin.

--Rāmānujaprapatti. Adyar II. p. 164b (2 mss.).

--Mitravindeṣti. IM. 2457.

--Tattvasiddānta-vyākhyāna ? Adyar (XIX. N. 31. fol. 5a.) tattvasiddhAnte
appayyadIkSitavyAkhyAyAM likhyate | Then follows a [Page263-a] Śārdūlavikrīḍita and prose
gloss. inc.śaiva).