--Vedāntaśataślokī. Oppert II. 2862.

Cf. Next author. [Page414-b]

15th Cent. of Atri or Ātreya gotra; of Makṣikāraṇya in Tuṇḍiramaṇḍala (Kāñcī);
son-in-law of Kāmeśanātha, the son of Ekāmranātha, who wrote the Āyurvedasudhānidhi at the
instance of Sāyaṇa, Śg. I. p. 162); father of Veṅkaṭeśa, who wrote Bheṣajakalpavyākhyā,
med., MD. 13182, Praśnottaratnamālā, med., MD. 13173, Śg. I. pp. 162-3 and Vṛttaratnāvalī,
metrics. MD. 1798 and TD. 5114. 5118, the last wrongly ascribed to Kālidāsa in some mss.

--Auṣadhasaṅgraha. Mysore I. p. 362.

--Śataślokī or Vaidyaśataślokī, med. MT. 1942 (b). Mysore I. p. 369. Oppert I. 1045.
1369.

Ptd. in Telugu script. Madras, 1880.

--Śṛṅgārajīvana bhāṇa. TD. 4612.

Bud. S. A. Paris 22 (28).

of Māyavaram, Tanjore Dist. popular name of Appaya Dīkṣita, son of Rāya Dīkṣita, younger
cousin of Rāmacandra; and pupil of Yajñeśvara.

--Aghapañcaṣaṣṭivyākhyā. MD. 3002.

--Nyāyasiddhāntamañjarīvyākhyā. MT. 3087. TCD. 606.

See above under Appaya Dīkṣita.

Arrah I. A. p. 39.

name of Jinaprabha's C. on Ajitaśāntistava. AK. 1228. BORI. 1228 of 1891-95.

--Nāḍīparīkṣa. med. in Pkt. verse. IO. 6232.

poet. Sbhv. 3257. 3515.

śaiva writer. Q. by Somadeva twice, once an. and once by name, in his Yaśastilakacampū, K.
M. 70 pt. 2. [Page415-a] pp. 257. 272. (aizvaryamapratihataM etc.). Identical with
Avadhūtasiddha (pāda) below ?

Trav. Uni. 6303C.

--ascribed to Śiva ? Bik. 1187 (?). Hall p. 124.

in praise of Śiva, by Śaṅkarācārya. Taylor II. 83.

from Bhāgavata XI. ch. 7. śl. 25 to ch. 9. śl. 29. L. 4047. RASB. V. 3593.

Ptd. (1) with a Tamil transl. according to the C. of Ekanātha, in Telugu and Tamil scripts.
Madras, 1903. (2) Poona, 1919. (3) Bṛ. St. Ratnahāra Pt. II. pp. 958-68. Guj. News Press,
1925.

also called Avadhūtagrantha or Dattagītā or Dattātreyagītā or
Dattātreya-Gorakṣa-saṁvāda or Svātmopadeśa or Svātmopadeśavidhi (7 chs.).

Adyar I. p. 135a (7 mss.). II. p. 143b. Adyar D. IX. 665. 666. 1330 (inc.). Allahabad 99 (2
mss.). 100 (2 mss.). Alph. List Beng. Govt. p. 8 (2 mss.). America 3902-4. Ānandāśrama 6983. AS.
p. 13 (2 mss.). B. IV. 36 (Adbhutagītā, corruption for Avadhūtaº ?). 42 (4 mss.). 58. BBRAS.
1096. Bd. 149. Ben. 80. Bhr. 240. Bikaner 1375 (advaitagītā in cols.). BISM. vi. 13/25
(called also Svātmasaṁvittyupadeśa). Bl. 6. Bomb. Uni. 2341 (inc., with vernacular C.). BORI. 54
of 1872-73. 240A of 1882-83. 178 of 1883-84. 551, 569 of 1886-92. 149 of 1887-91. 745 of 1891-95.
106 of 1889-1915. 60 of 1919-24. BORI. D. IX. i. 94. 95. 96 (Dattātreya). 345-49. BORI. List pp.
37. 83. BP. p. 271. Burnell 94a (12 mss.). CPB. 276. 2130. D. pp. 44. 261. 351. Dacca 4297.
Dāhilakṣmī XVII. 64. GD. 548. [Page415-b] Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 6 (3 mss.). Granthappura p. 23,
no. 548. Hall p. 124. IM. 74. 3928. 4358. 4397. 6848. Jodhpur p. 45 (2 mss.). K. 34. Kotah 1079. L.
669. 862 (Dattātreyagītā). MD. 4543. 4544. 17476. 18066. MT. 1777 (c). 3231. 4063 (l) (inc.).
4115 (with C.; both inc.). 4249 (with C.). 5498 (with C.; both inc.). Mysore I. p. 176 (2 mss.). II.
p. 22 (with C.). Nasik IV. 5. NW. 324. Oppert I. 6865. II. 1971 (Dattātreya gorakṣā ?). 4470
(Avadhūta grantha). P. 14 (Svātmasaṁvittyupadeśa). Peters. IV. pp. 20 (no. 551). 21 (no. 569)
(Dattagītā). 23 (no. 610) (Svātmopadeśa). Pratap Reddi 9. PUL. II. p. 37. Rgb. 645
(Svātmopadeśa). Rice 134. 190 (2 mss.). Śg. II. 142. Skt. Coll. Ben. 1897-1901, p. 99 (no. 381).
1909-10, p. 15 (no. 1941). 1918-30. pp. 82 (no. 673). 88 (no. 723). Stein 117 (2 mss.). TA. 1736/2.
1749/2. 3420 (inc.). Taylor I. 307. II. 189 (7 prakaraṇas). TCD. 258. TD. 7589 (Dattātreya-Svāmi
Kārttikeya saṁvāda). 7590. 7591 (called Vedāntasāra in these three cases). 8973-8985. Trav.
Uni. T. 49. 8981 (inc.). C. 1034 (inc.). Udaipur I. B. 16, 18 (p. 10, nos. 127, 168 of Ptd. Cat.).
Udaipur II. 148, 5. Ujjain I. pp. 64. 65 (with C.). Wai 190.

See also BORI. D. IX. i. 260 which includes portions of A. gītā.

Ptd. (1) with Pañcatattva (with Marathi transl.) Bombay, 1872. (2) in a collection. Bombay,
1873. (3) with Bengali C. 1905. 4th edn. (4) in Telugu script with Telugu C. Madras, 1906. (5) with
Bengali C. Barisala, 1909. (6) Gītāgranthāvalī work no. 2 [Page416-a] with Bengali
transl. Calcutta, 1911. (7) with Hindi C. Veṅk. Press, Bombay, 1911. (8) N. S. Press,
Bombay, 1913. (9) Gītāsaṅgraha, Ashtekar Co., Poona, 1915. (10) with Kannada C. Belgaum,
1918. (11) with Gujarati C. Ahmedabad, 1923. (12) Veṅk. Press, Bombay, 1933.

English transl.: (1) Calcutta, 1908. (2) by Kannoo Mal, Madras, 1921. (3) ‘Dattātreya-The
way and the Goal’ by Sri Jaya Chamarajendra Wadiyar, London, 1957. pp. 151-237.

--C. Adyar. Mad. Uni. 418A. Mysore I. p. 424. Śakti 85. Skt. Coll. Mys. p. 11.

--C. by Paramānandatīrtha, pupil of Bhāratītīrtha. Adyar I. p. 135 a-b. Adyar D. IX. 667.
668-70 (all inc.). 671. 672. MT. 3231. 4115 (inc.). 4249. 5498 (inc.). Mysore I. pp. 176. 424. II.
p. 22 (inc.). Skt. Coll. Mys. p. 11. TCD. 258. Tra. Ad. Rep. 1114. p. 16. Trav. Uni. T. 49. 8981
(inc.). C. 1034 (inc.).

Cf. TD. 6721, called Tattvapradīpikāvyākhyā by Paramānandatīrtha.

--C. by Pūrṇānandatīrtha. NW. 328.

--C. by Bhāsurānanda. NW. 310.

--C. by Sadānanda. NP. II. 108.

by Tripāṭhin. (Text ascribed here to Siṁhadrikhaṇḍa of a Padmapurāṇa). Jodhpur p. 45.

Allahabad 114. BISM. vi. 106.

an abridgement ascribed to a Śaṅkarācārya. MD. 18884.

--an abridgement in 64 verses of Dattātreya's Ava. Gītā. See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1906-28. 239.
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from the Sanatkumārasaṁhitā. Trav. Uni. 4482A.

--Kroḍamukhīstotra or Vārāhīnigrahāṣṭaka or simply Nigrahāṣṭaka. MD. 10745. MT. 5273
(b).

--C. Laghuvivṛtti on Paramārthasārasaṅgraha. GD. 591. See also Devadāsa.

or avadhUti pA or avadhUtipAda a name of Advayavajra. Bud. See above.

--Kaivalyasiddhyudayavimarśastotra. TCD. 1127. C. Trav. Uni. C. 1881C.

Kāś. śaiva writer.

--Trikādarśa. Q. by him in his C. on Abhinavagupta's Prabodhapañcadaśikā, MT. 2704.

--Prabodhapañcadaśikāvyākhyā. MT. 2701. Trippūṇittura I. 671 (15. Carcā).

--Prātipadikārthavimarśa. Trippūṇittura I. 671 (16).

--Śivadṛṣṭivṛtti. Trippūṇittura I. 671 (17).

Bud. by Kālacakraratipāda. Cordier III. p. 101.

wrote in 1366 A. D. in the reign of Yaśasvimalla at Bhadrapura, on the banks of the Revā.

--Navīnagrantha. Rajapur 154. This is a description in 43 verses of women (Nayikas) with the
ultimate purpose of rousing Vairāgya.

--Sabhārañjana. AK. 595.

--Siddhadūta kāvya. AK. 596. BBRAS. 1235. Cāṅgadeva and Śambhu perhaps induced
Avadhūtarāma to write the poem.

Jain. by Digambara. BISM. vi. 62/1. [Page417-a]