ved. by Tryambaka Śāstrin. Rice 134. Trav. Uni. 10057A (an.).

Ptd. Ṛgvedībrahmakarma. 2nd edn. Bombay, 1886. See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 245.

Jain. Śvet. by Harṣabhūṣaṇagaṇi. See also under Añcalamatadalanaprakaraṇa. BORI. D.
XVIII. i. 76. [Page427-b]

or avinAzIzvara of the Vandavāsi family; son of Rāma of Ātreyagotra; grandson of
Īśvara and pupil of Śeṣādriguru; scholar in Sūryasiddhānta; wrote the following at
Varadarājapuram near Seringapatam during the time of Cāma-(Sāma-)rāja, son of Kṛṣṇarāja, of
Mysore, 19th Cent. latter part.

--Śṛṅgārarājatilaka Bhāṇa. MD. 12708.

C. 600. A. D. the Gāṅga king Durvinīta, contemporary of poet Bhāravi, Eastern
Cālukya King Kubja Viṣṇuvardhana, and the Pallava King Siṁhaviṣṇu. See above p. 420b. Said to
have written

--C. on the 15th canto of Bhāravi's Kirātarjunīya.

--Sanskrit version of the Bṛhatkathā.

--Śabdāvatāra. gr.

See JRAS. 1883, p. 298. 1911, p. 187. 1913, pp. 389-390. Mys. Arch. Rep. 1912,
paras 65-69.

dh. TD. 19033.

dh. Mysore I. pp. 95. 112 (dāyabhāgavicāra).

The romance of Avimāraka and Kuraṅgī is alluded to by Vātsyāyana in his Kāmasūtras, and
in the Kaumudīmahotsava also. See also Gaṇaratnamahodadhi, Eggeling's edn., p. 349. For the story
see Kathāsaritsāgara, Taraṅga 112, śls. 89 ff.

drama ascribed to Bhāsa.

Adyar II. p. 27a (inc.). Adyar D. V. 1311. Trav. Uni. 3168C. 5150A. Trippūṇittura I. 98 (2).
976 (9).

For variant readings of Avimāraka, see foll. 37a-39a of MT. 3810 (c). [Page428-a]

Ptd. (1) TSS. 20. (2) with Eng. transl. by C. R. Devadhar, Poona Ori. Ser. 72,
1940.

For an Eng. transl. see Woolner and Sarup, Thirteen Trivandrum plays attributed to Bhāsa,
Punjab Uni. Ori. Publications 13. (1930) Vol. II. pp. 59-108.

(found in mss. as Vimukta also. IO. i. p. 530a. Rajapur list extracts under no. 244).

The Kūṭastha of Rāmacandra (Prakriyākaumudī); belonged to an Āndhravaṁśa, of the
Kauṇḍinyagotra and Ṛgveda. His descendants were worshippers of Viṭṭhala, learned in
Pāñcarātra, and Vallabha Vaiṣṇavas.

See concluding verses 3-4, Viṭṭhala's Prasāda on Prakriyākaumudī of Rāmacandra.

See also the concluding verses of Nṛsiṁha's gloss on Kālanirṇayadīpikā of his father
Rāmacandra. IO. i. p. 530a.

See Jābālopaniṣad.

māhātmya of Kāśī by Bālam Bhaṭṭa Pāyaguṇḍa, son of Vaidyanātha Pāyaguṇḍa; but
ascribed to his stepmother Bhavānī. Mysore I. p. 179. Ujjain II. p. 56.

See V. Raghavan, NIA. I. p. 404; also Poona Ori. IV. 1-2, pp. 28-29, for a summary
of contents and list of authorities q.

guru of Tallayārya (Kānādasaṅgrahavyākhyā-Nyāyaratnākara, MT. 1562 (b).

or Brahmāvāsa on salvation at Benares and based on the Jābālopaniṣad. Hall p. 133. Q. in
the an a.'s Avimuktaniruktisāra, BBRAS. 1097. [Page428-b]

by Nīlakaṇṭha Caturdhara. Q. in his Harivaṁśavyākhyā I. 29. 66.
(vistarastvasmatkRtAyAmavimuktaniruktau draSTavyaH),

dh. BBRAS. 1097.

--C. BBRAS. 1097.

--by Nīlakaṇṭha Caturdhara. Q. in his C. on Mahābhārata, Anuśāsanaparvan Adhy. 17 sl. 33.
on the etymology of the word Śmaśānavāsī ? Probably this and A. nirukti above are same.

from Śivapurāṇa, Oudh V. 2.

Cf. Veṅk. Press edn. Śivapurāṇa, Book IV, Koṭirudrasaṁhitā, ch. 23,
Kāśīmāhātmya.

Oppert I. 7527.

vedānta. by Bharata. Adyar.

jy. by Yajñeśvara. Alwar 1715. Ānandāśrama 6089 (an.). K. 222. Sūcīpattra 16.

--C. Mitabhāṣiṇī by Rāmacandra. K. 236. Sūcīpattara 16.

Ptd. Text and C., Bombay, 1837.

poet. 2 verses of his are cited in the Rasakalpadruma of Caturbhuja (1689 A. D.). Alwar Extr. p.
79.

poet. cited in Padyaracanā, K. M. 89. p. 54. Same as the next ?

Q. in Padyāvalī. S. K. De's. edn. śl. 385. Title of Mādhava Sarasvatī, nephew of
Madhusūdana Sarasvatī; preceptor of Pratāpāditya (of Bengal, 17th Cent.) who gave him that
title. See C. Cakravarti, ABORI. IX. p. 309.

Some, however, hold it was Madhusūdana's brother Yādavānanda Nyāyācārya, who got the title
Avilamba [Page429-a] Sarasvatī from King Pratāpāditya. See P. C. Diwanji, ABORI. IX. p.
318.

See J. Myth. Soc. XXVII. p. 280.

title of the poet of a Kulīna family of Kaśyapagotra of Rāḍhā in Bengal, named Rāghavendra
(alias Harihara ?), father of Cirañjivi Bhaṭṭācārya (a. of Vidvanmodataraṅgiṇī, TD. 8132.
See śl. 15).

an alias of Trilocana, son of Pītāmbara Vidyānidhi of Mithila. See p. xiii. intro. to
Vīrataraṅgiṇī of Citra dhara, ed. by Trilokanatha Jha, Darbhanga, 1965.