by Vāmana. Q. by Abhinavagupta in his Parātriṁśikāvivaraṇa. Kas. Texts 18, p.
198.

vedānta. by Śrīdhara. ref. to by him in his Nyāyakandalī, p. 5. Viz. Skt. Ser.

a work of Helārāja, ref. to by him in his C. on Vākyapadīya. III. xi, verse 26. TSS.
edn., p. 170. Chowk. edn. p. 93.

Bud. Sahajayāna Tantra by Lakṣmīṅkarā, sister of Indrabhūti, C. 729 A. D. Cordier
II. p. 211. There is a ms. in Baroda, a copy of an original that was with Mm. Haraprasada Sastri. On
the teaching of this work see Intro. Sādhanamālā, II. GOS. XLI. pp. liv-lvi.

Edn. J. of the Ori. Inst. M. S. Uni. Baroda XIII. i. App. Text in Devanāgarī with
Tibetan version, Eng. transl. and Intro.

name of Kṣemarāja's C. on Utpala's Śivastotrāvalī, IO. 6084. Stein Extr. p. 360. See
Benares edn.

guru of Sadānanda Yogin (Vedāntasāra and Sarvavedāntasiddhāntasārasaṅgraha) and pupil of
Sadānanda (senior) and grand-pupil of Śaṅkarānanda. Adyar II. p. 150a. MT. 1939 (d). TCD. 366.
See Annals of Ori. Res., Uni. of Mad. VI. 1.

--Ātmabodhaṭīkā. B. IV. 44.

--Bhairavapūjāpaddhati. Viśvabhāratī 1742. [Page122-b]

son of Kṛṣṇa.

--Kālarātrapaddhati. tantra. Bik. 1334. Bikaner 7021.

(a work). Wai 227.

pupil of Mahādevāśrama; wrote at Benares his C. on the Laghuyogavāsiṣṭha for king
Kṛṣṇa, son of king Narahari.

--Tarkadīpikāvyākhyā. Baroda 11837 (Tarkasaṅgrahadīpikāsaṅkṣepavyākhyā). BISM.
vi. 145/7. Rep. Rāj. & C. I. p. 46 (ms. dated A. D. 1565). Skt. Coll. Ben.
1897-1901, p. 6 (no. 19). Viśvabhāratī 22.

--Pramāṇamañjarīvyākhyā. Adyar II. p. 117b. D. pp. 97. 199. BORI. 418 and 419b of 1875-76.
74 of 1881-82. 778 and 779 of 1887-91. 36 of 1898-99. Report XXVII.

--Laghuyogavāsiṣṭhapadadīpika (-pikā). L. 2205 (on the latter part of the text; the C. on
the former part is by Ātmasukha).

--Puraścaraṇavidhi. Trav. Uni. 7275.

teacher of Rāmādvaya (a. of Vedāntakaumudī, BORI. 118 of 1881-82. MT. 3346. P. 23.).

guru of Advayāraṇyamuni (Tarkadīpikāvyākhyā). See Rep. Rāj. & C. I. p. 46.

Q. in the Mahārthamañjarī. TSS. 66. p. 25.

Kamalākṣa Bhaṭṭācārya in civil life; pupil of Mādhavendrapurī and a precursor and
associate of Śrī Caitanya of Navadvīpa; born 1433 A. D. See pp. 30-3, S. K. De, Vaiṣṇ. Faith
and Movement in Bengal; also IHQ. XX. p. 216. [Page123-a]

father of Acyutānanda Gosvāmin, a. of the Utkaṇṭhāmaṇimālikā (Alwar 1558, Extr. 379) and
Gauragadādharāṣṭaka (MT. 3053 (a-64)). See above.

--Gaṅgānāmāmṛta. IM. 4373.

--Mahāvākyavṛttidvīpa (?). Sūcīpattra 58.

son of Bāyabhaṭṭa and grandson of Kṛṣṇa; hailed from Mārjāratīrtha on the confluence of
the Pengaṅgā and the Godāvarī; composed the following poem at Benares in A. D. 1608 (according
to the IO. ms.) or 1628 (according to the RASB. ms.).

--Rāmaliṅgāmṛta kāvya or Takrarāmāyaṇa. IO. 3920. RASB. VII. 5214.

or advaitArAmAzrama pupil of Rāmakṛṣṇāśrama; wrote at Benares at the behest of
king Pratāpasāha.

--Kathāsāgara. mentioned in the Rāghavollāsakāvya.

--Bhakticandrikā, mentioned in the Rāghavollāsakāvya.

--Rāghavollāsakāvya. BORI. 66 of 1871-72 IO. 3915. Ujjain Latest Additions 328 (a. named as
Advaitānanda).

He speaks of three Kāvyas of his on Rāma and seems to refer to his pūrvāśrama name as
Murāri. See IO. 3915. The ms. of Rāghavollāsa in IO. is dated A. D. 1625.

by Nīlakaṇṭhayamivara. IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 43.

in 2 chs. by Umāmaheśvara alias Abhinavakālidāsa of Vellāla family.

Burnell 94 (b). TD. 7526. 7527.

viś. adv. Adyar II. p. 154a (inc.). Adyar D. X. 87. Extr. p. 207. MD. [Page123-b] 4848 (inc.).
The a. q. s Sudarśana, Vedānta Deśika and Mahācārya.

dvai. by Nārāyaṇācārya.

Bikaner 6583 (with C. Vivaraṇa). GB. 112 (inc.). MD. 17254. Mysore I. p. 503 (4 mss.). Oppert
II. 8149.