or rAmadAsa

--Gaṅgādevīstotra. L. 1623.

a prakaraṇa in 10 Acts, by Kavivallabha. MT. 2777.

play. Q. by Kuntala in his Vakroktijīvita. See MT. 3332]. Seems to be a mistake for
Abhijātajānakī noted above.

Śp. 533.

pupil of Rudra.

--Abhijñānaśākuntalaṭīkā, Diṅmātradarśinī. [Page309-b]

Ptd. in the Vāṇī Vilās Press edn. of the Abhi. Śāk.

--Uttararāmacaritaṭīkā. BC. 80 (B). PUL. II. p. 280.

--Mahāvīracaritaṭīkā. MT. 2685 (c). PUL. II. p. 284.

--Mudrārākṣasaṭīkā. BC. 80 (A).

--Vikramorvaśīyaṭīkā. PUL. II. p. 285.

nāṭaka by Sundaramiśra written in 1599 A. D. K. 68. Oxf. 137b. Q. by a. in his
Nāṭyapradīpa written in 1613 A. D.

See IO. Eggeling p. 348 (a).

nāṭaka by Anapota Nāyaka. (C. 1360-85), father of Śiṅgabhūpāla, a. of
Rasārṇavasudhākara. Q. in Rasārṇavasudhākara, TSS. 50. pp. 50. 119. 265. 266. 273.

--by Viśveśvara. Q. in his C. on Alaṅk. Kaustubha, K. M. edn. pp. 179-180.

Lucknow Mus.

a variant of Saumyajāmātṛ or Ramyajāmātṛ or Sundarajāmātṛ or Kāntopayantṛ or
Varavara, all of which are Sanskrit translations of the Tamil name Alagiyamaṇavālan, a name of the
Deity at Śrīraṅgam, which was taken by many a Vaiṣṇavite teacher and writer of South India, the
most well-known of whom is Maṇavālamāmuni, held to be the founder of the Tengalai sect.

See under Saumyajāmātṛ and the other variants.

grandson of Ācārya, (i. e.), Saumyajāmātṛmuni or Manavālamāmuni.

See MT. 1602. 3501 (z).

--Upadeśaratnamālā, a Skt. transl. of his grandfather Saumyajāmātṛmuni I's Tamil work of
the same name. [Page310-a]

Ptd. Madras, 1910. See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1906-28. 74.

--Nakṣatramālikāstotra on Śaṭhakopa. MT. 173 (n). 780. 1602. 3501 (g). 4800 (b).

Ptd. Stotramālā, pp. 98-100, Granthamālā Office, Kanchipuram, 1949.

alias Raṅgarājayajvan, son of Abhayaprada, alias Kṛṣṇa, who is the same as the Vaiṣṇavite
Ācārya known as Peria-Āccān Pillai (1226 A. D.).

--Jñānārṇava. MT. 1278.

--Tattvasaṁgraha. MT. 3119 (b). 4500 (a).

--Dramiḍopaniṣattātparya or Dramiḍāmnāyasaṅgati, a Skt. version of the Tamil Vaiṣṇavite
lyrics called Tiruvāymoli. MD. 5261. 17221. MT. 4691 (b).

This Abhirāmavara or Saumyajāmātṛ or Alagiyamaṇavālan seems to be identical with the one
styled Vādikesarin who was a pupil of PeriaĀccān Pillai, and who also wrote Adhyātmacintā etc.
and perhaps the Tattvasaṅgrahaṭīkā in MT. 4500 (b) also.

of Bengal; belonged to the Gayaghara section of the Vandhyaghaṭīya family.

--Kaumudī, a C. on Goyicandra's Saṅkṣiptasāraṭīkā. Dacca 1578G. 4549. IO. 831. 832. RASB.
VI. 4486 (Samāsa only). SK. Ray 393. Skt. Coll. Ben. 1917-18, p. 5 (no. 2768. pariśiṣṭa).
Viśvabhāratī 62. 827 (a). 2572.

or mAnasollAsa an encyclopaedia by Bhūlokamalla Someśvaradeva (reigned 1127-38 A.
D.) written in 1131 A. D. [Page310-b]

AS. p. 145. B. IV. 252. BC. 408. Bikaner 2737-2740. BORI. 115 and 116 of 1873-74. BP. p. 6.
Burnell 141a. D. p. 60 (2 mss.). Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 4. IO. 5499. K. 78. Kh. 91 (2). L. 1215.
2203. MD. 18552. Mysore I. pp. 561. 667 (2 mss.). Oppert I. 2553. 3454. II. 2797. 4845. 5984. 9972.
PUL. II. pp. 206. 278 (2 mss.). R. A. Sastri III. 256 (ms. in Benares city). SB. 315. Taylor I. 478.
TCD. 1616. TD. 18034-43. Udaipur I. B. 106, 3. Viśvabhāratī 1736 (a). 1736 (b) (both fr.). Weber
590 ?

Edn. in part in the Mysore Ori. Lib. Series 69 and in full in the GOS. 28, 84 and
138.

On its painting section, See IHQ. IX. pp. 904-07. Tehnical Studies, Fogg Art Museum,
Harvard Uni. III. 2, pp. 59-89. On its Iconographic section, see NIA. I. pp. 529-33 and
745.

Its section on elephants is illustrated in a ms. in the Tanjore Library. See Pāṭhak Com.
Vol. pp. 466-7, where the identity of the text has not been made out.

South Indian.

--Saṅgītacandra. Nepal I. p. 260. See J. of the Music Academy, Madras, IV. pp. 65-6.

by Kevala Rāma. RASB. VII. 5513.

stotra on Śiva. Ānandaśrama 6955. CPB. 198. IM. 10674. Jodhpur 1867. TD. 22158-68. 22228-29
(of these two, one is from Skānda, one from Kāśīkhaṇḍa). Udaipur I. B. 132, 163. 136, 342 (pp.
6, 8, nos. 1074, 1262 of Ptd. Cat.). [Page311-a]

--from Skandapurāṇa. Allahabad 179 (227). Burnell 198b. PUL. II. p. 172. Trav. Uni. 4684.

--also known as Putrapradastava; from Kāśīkhaṇḍa. Burnell 198b. Dacca 43D. 43E. 636 Ṛ. MD.
11062. 11063.

--22 verses from Skānda, Kāśīkhaṇḍa, ptd. under the title Vīreśvarastotra. Bṛ. St.
Ratnākara, N. S. Press, Pt. I. pp. 235-37.

--by Brahmānanda Paramahaṁsasvāmin. Different from those noted above. Beg. kadA
pakSIndrAMsoparigatamajaM.

Ptd. (1) Bṛ. St. Ratnākara, N. S. Press, 1926, pp. 371-72. (2) Bṛ. St.
Ratnākara, Vāvilla Press, 1929, Pt. II. pp. 363-65.

Rajapur 904.

vaidika. Adyar I. p. 14 (a-b) (7 mss.; one of Sv. the rest of Yv.). Adyar D. I. 536-9 (Yv.). 540
(Sv.). 541 (Yv.). Bomb. Uni. 578 (Yv. 12 Anuvākas). Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 5 (3 mss.). IO. 4217 (2).
4218 (19). MD. 233-236. 14322. 17422. MT. 61 (a). 6739 (foll. 7a-8b.) Oppert II. 1238 (f). 5658.
17391. TD. 312. 897. 898. 13983. Trav. Uni. 1083. 2360F. 3572Z-6. 13734D (inc.).

Satyāṣāḍhīya-Āpastambīya. DAVCL. 711.

Mysore D. I. 513.

Adyar D. I. 542 (Sv.).

Trav. Uni. 4217A (inc.).

Bud. AMG. II. p. 323. AR. XX. p. 524. Kanjur Kyoto 301. Lalou p. 85.

poet. Kvs. 133.