alaṁk. by Candrakānta Tarkālaṁkara (who lived in Bengal within living memory).

Ptd. Calcutta, 1899.

alaṁk. by Devācārya with Vṛtti in Pkt. by Ratnaprabhu. Mandlik p. 71. BJ. 38.

alaṁk. by Śauddhodani mentioned by Keśava in his Alaṁk. śekhara as the basis of his work.
pp. 2. 20. K. M. edn. Cf. also Rep. Hpr. 1906-11, p. 9.

alaṁk. (?) Sucindram 67.

alaṁk. Chani 3950.

alaṁk. by Cerukūri Yajñeśvara Dīkṣita, son of Cerukūri Koṇḍubhaṭṭa, and brother of
Tirumalayajvan; C. 1600 A. D. same as the a. of the Alaṁk. rāghava above. Burnell 54a-b (2
mss.). TD. 5140. 5141. Q. in later work. See Adyar Library Bulletin X. p. 64. Mss. notes.

alaṁk. by Narasiṁha Nārāyaṇa. Tirupati 384.

alaṁk. Kavīndrācārya 1530.

alaṁk. name of C. by Śrīnivāsa on his Vedāntaratnamālā. MT. 3831. 5753.

alaṁk. Lakṣmīsena p. 13.

alaṁk. MT. 6186. Oppert I. 5489.

alaṁk. by Ruyyaka; q. by Jayaratha in his Vimarśinī on Alaṁk. sarvasva (pp. 36. 57. 58. 60.
K. M. edn.). According to Rāmakaṇṭha on Stutikusumāñjali 8. 19, this may be taken as a
C. on Jalhaṇa's Somapālavilāsa, laying emphasis on and expounding the Alaṁkāras in that
composition. [Page407-b]

an. Taylor II. 356. See next.

alaṁk. by Nṛsiṁha or Veṅkaṭanṛsiṁha, son of Dāsamācārya of Śrīśaila family; a
manual based on the Pratāparudrīya; q. also Sāhityaratnākara (of Dharmasūri). Gov. Or. Libr.
Madras 6. MD. 12978. Kāmakoṭī 1/19 (upto the end of Nāyakaprakaraṇa). Śg. I. 22.

alaṁk. name of a C. (see Lakṣaṇamālikā) by the same a. as that of the above work. MD.
12953.

Probably the basic text Lakṣaṇa. mālikā is also by Nṛsiṁha himself.

Q. by Śivarāma in his C. on the Vāsavadattā p. 4 (Bib. Ind. edn.).

See also JAOS. XXIV. p. 61.

alaṁk. by Jayaratha. illustrations for the Alaṁk. sarvasva. Alph. List Beng. Govt. p. 8. BORI.
240 of 1875-76. BORI. D. XII. 34. D. p. 85. Damodar. H. 171. IIO. Stein 12. L. 2442. Oxf. II. 1157
(1). 1162 (5) (fr.). RASB. VI. 4852. Report XVI. Stein 59.

See under Devīstotra by Yaśaskara.

See also above under Alaṁk. ratnākara.

śaiva. Upāgama in Vimalāgama. See list in Kāmika.

name of C. by Vidyānanda on Āptaparīkṣā. See NCC. II. p. 144a. See also Aṣṭasahasrī.

Bul. Nepal II. p. 254.

or AlmasAha King of Mālwa during 1400-48 A. D., ruled at Maṇḍu whose minister
Maṇḍana a Jaina wrote Kāvyamaṇḍana (NCC. IV. p. 104a), Śṛṅgāramaṇḍana, Saṅgītamaṇḍana
and [Page408-a] Sārasvatamaṇḍana. See also Jain. Ant. XI. ii. p. 33.

jy. Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 6.

on Alarmelumaṅgā (Padmāvatī at Tiruccānūr near Tirupati). Oppert I. 4986.

stotra on the consort of the Lord of Tirupati. Trav. Uni. 4269B.