Bud. AMG. II. p. 308. AR. XX. p. 507.

Bud. AMG. II. p. 297. AR. XX. p. 495.

or AcArya

--Jyotirvida (?) śṛṅgāra. jy. B. IV. 138.

--Siddhāntasaṅgraha. jy. Oudh IX. 8.

by Vyāsa; found in Liṅga and Agni Purāṇas. CPB. 12.

Jain. Dig. Peters. VI. p. 131.

see above under Acala. The verse given as Acalarudra's in Caturbhuja's Rasakalpadruma (Alwar
1067. Extr. 225) is Acala's in Śp. and Padyāvalī, Pāṇini's in Skm., an. in
Kvs. and absent from Sbhv.

Dacca 407I.

Dacca 2183A.

from the Vratārka of Śaṅkara Bhaṭṭa. Lz. 535. [Page070-a]

paur. Ben. 56. Kotah 671 (Acalāsaptamīvratakathā). See Veṅk. edn. ch. 53. pp.
419-420.

from the Bhaviṣyottarapurāṇa. Stein 207. See Veṅk. edn. ch. 53. pp. 419-420.

Bud. Cordier II. pp. 280. 357. III. p. 253.

--by Prabhākarakīrti. Cordier III. p. 13.

--by Mitrapāda Dharmakīrti. Cordier II. p. 356.

see above under Acala.

or siMhAcala Bud. Nāmasaṅgītisādhana. Cordier II. p. 281.

--Jaṭāpaṭala. PUL. I. p. 6. see BBRAS. 490. Edn. Dr. Thibaut, Leipzig, 1870.

In Thibaut's edn., BBRAS. 490 and PUL. I. p. 6, the ms. has a verse in the end ascribing the text
to one Acala; in other mss., without the last verse, this text on Jaṭā is ascribed to Hayagrīva
and is accompanied by an an. C. See BBRAS. 489. L. 1234. Weber 369.

In the PUL. ms. however, the reference to Hayagrīva as the author is absent.
“ayaM prakAra uttamo'nAdizceti sarveSAmAcAryANAM matam |
idaM jaTApATha-|| iti zrI acalAcAryakRtaM jaTApaTalaM samAptam |”

Cf. Dr. Thibaut's edn. and BBRAS. 490.

In BBRAS. 490, the verse does not have a reading mentioning Acala: mahattamAnussaratAjvalena
| Thibaut and PUL. read--tAcalena |

TCD. 34 J same text with C. and without the additional verse, is ascribed [Page070-b] in the
colophon to Vyāḍi; so also in Cs. I. 35 and 37, where, however, the name Vikṛtivallī is given to
the text.

See also CLB. I. p. 27. no. 49. Jaṭāpaṭala with C. by Hayagrīva. MD. 958 and 959. The text of
MD. 958 has the additional verse, but has a reading available neither in Thibaut's edn., nor in the
other mss., BBRAS. 490 and PUL. I. p. 6. It reads mahattasAn susmaratA ca denam | BORI.
65 of Ā881-82, text same, C. different and text called Vikṛtilakṣaṇa and ascribed to Vyāḍi.
BORI. 15 of 1879-80, text and C. same, except for a little omission in the end; the colophon gives
Hayagrīva as the a.

The name of the a. Acala is entirely dependent on this verse which has so many confusing
readings.

Bud. by Vanaratna. Cordier III. p. 192.

or zarman

--Vākyavāda. Dāhilakṣmī XII. 13. Mithilā.

In K. 158 alone, this work is entered as that of Śiromaṇi i. e., Raghunātha, which perhaps led
Aufrecht to assign to Acala a C. on Raghunātha's Vākyavāda. L. 1692 (Mūla) and 1940 and MT. 1395
(called Ekavākyavicāra) are identical texts. It is on this text that Hariyaśas has commented.

--Śābdavicāra or Dhātvarthavāda. Alwar 728. MD. 1521. Stein 48. 263.

Acalopādhyāyaṭippaṇī. Mysore I. p. 370, is the same text; the name
‘Acalopādhyāyaṭippaṇī’ occurs in the col. [Page071-a]

Mithilā. Two more mss. in Mithilā are given as Śābdabodhaprakriyā and Śābdabodhanirūpaṇa
by Acala.

Cf. IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 20. Acalaśarman,
Prathamāntamukhyaviśeṣyaśābdabodhavicāra.

--Vādārtha. ny. Dāhilakṣmī IV. 79.

Acala and Macala belonged to Mangraunī in Darbhanga, Mithila, and were contemporaries of Sacala,
son of Raghudevamiśra (18th cent.). See Intro. (p. 3) to the Vidyākarasahasraka, Allahabad Uni.
Publ. Skt. Ser. II.

--Jalandharastotra. Jodhpur 983.

disciple of Advayāmṛta and son of Rāmeśvara Dīkṣita. a. mentioned in ins.; see Corpus
Inscrip. Telingana, Hyderabad Arch. Series 13, Vol. I., p. 10.

or acintadeva poet. Sbhv. Mistake for Arcitadeva. Sbhv. 142-3.
3501].

Bud. by Kuddālīpāda.

Cordier II. p. 213. JBORS. XXI. i. p. 30 (Aci. advaya. kra.).

Bud. by Rāhula. Cordier II. p. 241.

Bud. Cordier II. p. 310.

or nAmadharmaparyAya Bud. Sūtra. AMG. II. p. 235. AR. XX. p. 430. Kanjur Kyoto 771.
Nanjio 396.

Bud. Sūtra. AMG. II. p. 217. AR. XX. p. 411. JA. 1927. Oct.Dec. p. 255. Nanjio 23 (35). 46.