Ram Singh 1167. See also under Atharvaṇarahasya.

IM. 4476.

63 Upaniṣads of the Av. (with numerous textual differences). Cuttack 111.

According to the Caraṇavyūha, the 49th Ath. pariśiṣṭa. iv. 4, the Av. Upaniṣads are 28, and
of these, Vaitathya, now a ch. of the Māṇḍūkyakārikās, [Page107-a] is the last. In a few
mss., the Caraṇavyūha reads an extra paragraph, iv. 10, giving Av. 15 Upaniṣads, among which the
last four are Māṇḍūkya, Vaitathya, Advaita, and Alātaśānti. The Muktikopaniṣad counts Av.
Ups. as 31. Weber, HIL. p. 171, notes 84 and Farquhar, Outline of Religious Lit. of India p.
364. 112 Ath. Ups. See Āth. Ups. edn. Bib. Ind. See also below
Atharvavedāntargatopaniṣaḍah2.

a name of the Muṇḍakopaniṣaḍ. See below. Adyar. Bikaner 532-535. IO. 4914. MT. 447 (i).

--C. Ṭīkā. Gough p. 29.

--C. Bhāṣya. Bikaner 540.

--C. Bhāṣya. adv. by Śaṅkarācārya. Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 2. Taylor I. 197 (?). Ujjain II.
p. 3.

--C. Vivaraṇa. adv. by Śaṅkarānanda. Śṛṅgerī Mutt 11 (2).

--C. Bhāṣya by Ānandatīrtha. Adyar. IO. 4915-16. Trav. Uni. L. 601.

--Cc. Bhāṣyaṭīkā. dvai. by Vyāsayati. Bikaner 538. Oppert I. 3576. Trav. Uni. 9429
(inc.).

--Cc. Bhāṣyaṭīkā. dvai. by Śrīnivāsatīrtha. Oppert I. 3577.

--Cc. Bhāṣyavivaraṇa. dvai. by Kṛṣṇācārya, son of Tirumalācārya. PUL. II. App. p.
16.

--Cc. Atharvaṇomārjīyaṭippaṇi. C. by Kṛṣṇācārya on Ānandatīrtha's Bhāṣya.

Ptd. Kumbhakonam.

--C. Khaṇḍārtha. dvai. by Rāghavendrayati. CPB. 368. Trav. Uni. 9527. 11375C.

--C. by Narahari. D. p. 295. [Page107-b]

by Sītārāma Mālava. IM. 3722.

tantra. mentioned as an Upaniṣad. Nabadwip 7. RASB. VIII. A. 6135.

tantra. Lucknow Mus.

(Gopāla or Nṛsiṁha or Rāma ? Pūrva or Uttara ?) AS. p. 3. Trav. Uni. 13752Z-2.

--C. Bhāṣya. Gough p. 29. Taylor II. 94.

--Cc. Bhāṣyaṭīkā. Gough p. 29.

--Cc. Bhāṣyagūḍhārthadīpikā. Gough p. 29.

--C. Vyākhyā by Govinda (Gauḍa ?)pādamuni. Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 2.

--C. Bhāṣya by Gauḍapādācārya. Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 2 (Uttaratāpanī ?).

--C. Bhāṣya by Śaṅkarācārya. Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 2 (2 copies). Sūcīpattra 53.

PUL. I. pp. 21. 22.

Is it the 5th Up. of the Av. or the 5th section of the Nṛsiṁhapūrvatāpanī Up., each of the
5 sections in the latter being called an Up.? Alph. List Beng. Govt. p. 2. Gough p. 29.

Seventy-two. Slight differences in the Pariśiṣṭa divisions and nomenclature as compared with
mss. and the names given in the work itself in Pariśiṣṭa 49 (Caraṇavyūha). On the numbering and
sequence, see JAOS. XIV (1890) clvi-xi.

--Alwar 300. Extr. 99. America 107. B. I. 144. Baroda 378. 7604. 9700 (later two-pūrvārdha).
Bikaner 614 (inc.). BORI. 44 of 1884-87. Bu7hler 553. Haug 16. IO. 4702 (1-36, pūrvārdha). Mu7ller
72. Mu7nchen 183. Peters. II. [Page108-a] 183. III. 383. Rgb. 44. SB. 105. Tb. 214 (37-72). Weber
365 (ch. division disagrees at the end). 1497.

Edn. in two Vols. in Roman script, Leipzig, 1909, 1910.

--Nakṣatrakalpa, the 1st Pariśiṣṭa from. The Nakṣatrakalpa is also counted as one of the
five Kalpas of the Av.; called also Kṛttikārohiṇī, presumably after its first words, and
Paippalādāh2 Mantrāh2 in Pariśiṣṭas 18b and 49. IM. 3719. Peters. V. p. 225. no. 27.

Ed. Am. Jour. of Phil. VII. pp. 485 ff.

--Tulāpuruṣavidhi, 11th. Cf. Ghṛtāditulāpuruṣavidhi, Peters. V. p. 231. no. 99
(Pariśiṣṭas 9-11 ?).

--Indramahotsava (Indrotsava), 19th. America 109.

--Skandayāga or Dhūrtakalpa, 20th.

Ed. and Transl. JAOS. XV. pp. v. ff.

--Kuṇḍamaṇḍapavidhāna. Baroda 4932b. Cf. Kuṇḍalakṣaṇa, 25th in the ptd. Roman
script edn.

--Gaṇamālā, 32nd. AK. 12. BORI. 12 of 1891-95. BORI. D. I. i. 395.

--Āsurīkalpa, 35th. IIO. 68. Kh. 58. Lz. 104. 105 (c). Ed. Am. Jour. of Phil. X. 1889.
pp. 165-197.

--Brahmakūrcavidhi, 38th. Kh. 62.

--Sandhyopāsanāvidhi, 41st. Kh. 62.

--Śrāddhavidhi, 44th. IM. 5937. Ed. Altindischer Ahnenkult, pp. 95, 240 ff.

--Kautsavyaniruktanighaṇṭu, 48th. Ed. Leipzig, 1910. See also JAOS. XV. pp.
xlviii-1.

--Grahayuddha, 51st. Ed. Ind. Stud. X. 1868, pp. 317-20.

--Adbhutaśānti, 67th. Mu7nchen 183 (72). [Page108-b] Ed. and Transl. by Weber in his Omina und
Portenta, pp. 320 ff.

--Atharvahṛdaya, in 9 khaṇḍas, 69th. Mu7nchen 183 (74). Weber 366 (69).

--Gārgyāni (70b). Mu7nchen 183 (76), wrongly noted here as a second Ad. śānti.

--Auśanasādbhutāni, 71st. Ed. JAOS. XV. 1893. pp. 207-20.

tantra. BORI. 5 of 1884-86.

IM. 3724. See above Atharvapūrvottaratantra and below Atharvavedīya Ājya tantra.

Baroda I. p. 315 (Kūṣmāṇḍa-homavidhi from).

assigned to the Vaitāna sūtra. Text ed. by Prof. Julius von Negelein. JAOS. XXXIII,
1913; XXXIV, 1914.

B. I. 2.

TD. XX. Sup. no. 291 (at the end).

See Atharvaṇarahasya.

(asmatkR¤AtatharvarahasyoktarItyA etc.) by Rāmasubbhā Śāstrin of
Tiruviśanallūr. MT. 1819 (f).

The a. says that he has shown in his Atharvarahasya that according to Vyāsa, Māṇḍūkya is not
an Upaniṣad.

NP. V. 154.

from Viṣṇudharmottara, II. 127 (51 vv.), Rāma-Puṣkara-saṁvāda. ref. to by Ātmānanda in
his C. on ‘Asyavāmīya’ sūkta, Adyar D. I. 42. IO. Eggeling, p. 8a.

See also Agnipurāṇa, ch. 262, 25 vv., having only part of the V. Dh. text; reconstructed Text
based on Agni and V. Dh., ed. in Our Heritage, Cal. Govt. Skt. Coll. Vol. III. i. pp. 8-14.
[Page109-a]

An Atharvakavidhāna is q. in Hemādri's Vratakhaṇḍa.

in 7 chs. by Agastya. See Prapañcahṛdaya, TSS. 45. p. 33.

--Atharvaṇa. Kavīndrācārya 95.

--Arigraha. ib. 97.

--Āṅgirasya. ib. 94.

--Caitya. ib. 99.

--Mahāsammohana. ib. 98.

--Śirah2śaulkya. ib. 96.

or atharvavedoktajyotiSa(brahmakAzyapasaMvAda) BORI. 16 of 1870-71. BORI. D. I. i.
400 (ii). 405 (ii). D. p. 14. Mandlik Sup. 57-58. Mu7nchen 174. PUL. II. p. 210. Weber 1506 (by a
Pañcakalpin, i. e. an Ātharvaṇa).

Cf. Āraṇyakajyotiṣam of the Av., a Broach Ms., Haug. Ind. Stud. IX. p. 174.

A text known as Ātmajyotiṣa and called by the editor ‘Atharvaṇajyotiṣa’ has been published as
no. 6 in the Punjab Skt. Series.

BORI. 571 of 1886-92.