a C. on part of the Paribhāṣenduśekhara of Nāgojibhaṭṭa, beginning at the 4th
Paribhāṣā; compiled and ed. by Harinātha Dviveda. The Pandit N. S., Benares, Vol. VI.

Bud.

--Mahāmāyāsādhana. Cordier II. p. 105.

lex. Gough p. 38.

list of Pāli-Sinhalese words. IO. Pāli 90.

lex. Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 1 (2 mss.). See Akārādipadāni below.

an alphabetical index of the Abhidhānappadīpikā of Moggalāna.

Ptd. Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1876-92. 526.

stotra on Viṣṇu. TD. 20699. [Page007-b]

Gough p. 184. Kaḍayanallūr 275. Oppert I. 4969. Evidently the Vaidyanighaṇṭu given
below.

or dhanvantarinighaNTu a dictionary of medical terms by Amṛtanandin. JRAS.
NS. XV. p. 312. See below, Dhanvantarinighaṇṭu.

words in alphabetical order. MD. 1458. 1585 (words in the Amarakośa).

mantra. TD. 17672.

vaidya. Mysore I. p. 367 (4 mss. 1 with Kanarese meaning and 1 with Telugu meaning). Evidently
same as the Dhanvantarinighaṇṭu. See Akārādinighaṇṭu above.

lex. Intro. GOS. edn. of Keśava's Kalpadrukośa, p. lv.

stotra. Mysore I. p. 195.

a name of Pāṇini's Gr. as it is devoid of Kālaparibhāṣā. See Kāśikā on Pāṇini II. 4.
21, Haradatta on I. 2. 57, Jinendrabuddhi and Mādhavīyadhātuvṛtti and Kielhorn. Ind. Ant.
XV. 1886. p. 184b ff.

title of Cāmuṇḍasiṁha, a king on the banks of the Sarayū; of the Mohammedan period; name of
a C. on the Vyaktiviveka of Mahimabhaṭṭa caused to be written by this king. Rep. Raj. & C. I.
pp. 39-40 and 85-87.

jy. Ani (2 mss.).

poet; great-grandfather of Rājaśekhara. Bālarāmāyaṇa, Prastāvanā, śl. 13.
Described here as a ‘Mahārāṣṭracūḍāmaṇi.’ See also Peterson's Intro. to Sbhv. p.
102.

Śp. 777 and Sbhv. 843: the same verse given over the names ‘Akālajalada’ and
‘Dākṣiṇātya’, from which [Page008-a] Akālajalada appears to have been a southerner.

‘Akālajalada’ is not the real name of the poet; it was given to him for the expression
‘Akālajalada’ in the third line of the verse Śp. 777. Sbhv. 843:

tasmin zuSkasarasyakAlajaladenAgatya tacceSTitam |

According to a eulogistic verse on Akālajalada by Rājaśekhara found in the
Sūktimuktāvalī of Jalhaṇa, a poet named Kādambarīrāma used Akālajalada's verses in
his drama and became famous as a dramatist:

akAlajaladazlokaizcitramAtmakRtairiva |
jAtaH kAdambarIrAmo nATake pravaraH kaviH ||

Akālajalada and his description of the rains are introduced by Somadeva in his
Yaśastilakacampū, K. M. 70., part 1, pp. 543-48.

Jain. Jainagranthāvalī p. 364.

dh. MT. 437 (fol. 19b).

dh. on intercalary months and duties appropriate or forbidden during those periods. Composed in
A. D. 1713 by Śambhunātha Siddhāntavāgīśa. ‘Bhāskara’ is the general name of his Smṛti
nibandhas. Assam Smṛti 39. L. 2269.

Bud. Cordier II. p. 360. Cf. Akālamṛtyuharaṇa, in the work Durgatipariśodhana, SBL.
Nepal p. 84.

IM. 7353.

title of the Rāṣṭrakūṭa kings Kṛṣṇa I (C. 756-772), II (880-914) and III
(940-968), as also of two members of the Gujarat branch of the Rāṣṭrakūṭas.

Nāgārjuna's own gloss on his Mādhyamikakārikās. Cordier III. p. 293. [Page008-b]

According to the Chinese version, this is ascribed to Piṅgalākṣa.