at whose instance Mahiṣamāṅgalabhāṇa was composed. See TCD. 791-B.|20|12|9|66|

Māṭabhūpavaraṇana) or Vīrakeralapraśasti or Māṭabhūpapraśasti or
Māṭamahīśapraśasti or Māṭamahīśavarṇana by Melputtūr Nārāyaṇa Bhaṭṭa, son of
Mātṛdatta. in prose and verse.

GD. 1658-J. 1658-M. Granthappura p. 82 (no. 1658-K). Harihara Sastri V. 6. Trav. Uni. 13478-I.
Trav. Uni. Sup. 20663-M.

See K. K. Raja, CKSL. p. 147. |20|21|323|

TCD. 1338C(few vv. occur at the end referring to Devanarāyaṇa, patron of Melputtur Nārāyaṇa
Bhaṭṭa). Trav. Uni. C-2365-C (inc.). |20|12|14|129|

in 10 cantos by Rāghava Varman Tampuran of Pantalam (1874-1940 A. D ).

See K. K. Raja, CKSL. p. 263. |20|12|17|100|

°bhūpati, a king of Cochin.

--Nalacarita. Trippūṇittura I. 826 (3).

--Nivātakavacavadha. ibid. 826 (5).

--Pūrṇatrayīśaśataka. ibid. 369 (8).

--Bhārgavacarita. ibid 826 (7).

--Sagaropākhyāna. ibid. 826 (4).

--Sītāsvayamvara. ibid. 826 (1). [Page012-b]|20|12|12|238|

son of Narāyaṇa.

--Darśapūrṇaināsaprayoga. BBRAS. 584. Bhau Dāji 19. VSM. Poona III 240.

--Nirūḍhapaśubandhaprayoga. Baudh. śr. sū. BBRAS. 599. VSM. Poona II. 899-900.

See also Tryambaka Māṭe. |20|12|15|190|

q. by Rāyamukuṭa in his C. Padacandrikā on Amarakośa, Adyar D. VI. 966. |20|12|7|71|

(c. 600-700. acc. to Nakamura).

--C. Māṭaravṛtti on Sāṅkhyakārikā or Sāṅkhyasaptati of Īśvarakṛṣṇa. B. IV. 10.
Baroda 5240. TD. 6693-94. WIHM. I. 462.

--transl. into Chinese and also modified here and there by Paramārtha,

See Māṭharavṛtti, ABORI. V (1924). pp. 133-68.

See S. K. Belvalkar, Māṭharavṛtti and the date of Īśvarakṛṣṇa, pp. 171-84. R. G.
Bhandarkar Com. Vol. Poona, 1917; also Uday Vir Shastri, Sāṅkhya Darśan kā Itihās, p. 407ff.;
for a comparative study see Umesha Misra, Gauḍapādabhāṣya and Māṭharavṛtti, AIOC. VI. XV.
|20|12|14|533|

q. by Madhva in his C. Bhāṣya on Brahmasūtra. not extant.

See BNK. Sharma, Hist. of Dvai. Lit. Vol. I. p. 356. [Page013-a]

|20|12|12|113|

(?) Weber 1187.|20|13|11|15|

Apabhraṃśa. by Hīra. L. D. Ser. 5. 5775.|20|13|12|40|

father of Gadādh2ara, (a. of C. Bhāṣya on Navakaṇḍikāsūtra, BISM. (Ptd. Cat.) 32/98).
|20|13|11|84|

father of Śiva (a. of C. on Kārikāvali, BISM. (Ptd. Cat.) 53/ 968). |20|13|11|67|

MD. 14770 (inc.).|20|13|26|17|

gṛ. pr. Mysore N. D. III 6603. Extr. p. 225.|20|13|20|44|

gaṇita. OSM. II. 4604.|20|13|14|22|

See under Maṇika; also Nepal I. p. 119.

--Bhairavānandanāṭaka. Umesh Misra I. 107. |20|13|6|81|

part of Māṇikapañcaratnagītā. See under Māṇikapañcaratnagītā.|20|13|10|61|

--Kavitāprabandha. BORI. 481 of 1882-83.|20|13|10|39|

by Manoharamuni. A collection of the following five texts namely Māṇikagītā,
Māṇikasahasranāma, Māṇikastavarāja, Māṇikānusmṛti and Bhavabandhamokṣa.

Ptd. N. S. Press, Bombay, 1910.

See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 1564. [Page013-b]|20|13|20|214|

by

Śrīnivāsācārya alias Bappācārya of Kalyāṇapaṭṭaṇa of Andhra-pradesh; metrical
dialogue in 11 chs. called mayūkhas, setting forth the theology of Māṇikaprabhu, a Yogin of the
Deccan, venerated as an incarnation of Dattātreya.

Ptd. (1) N. S. Press, Bombay, 1907. (2) Māṇikyaprabhu Samsthān Grantharatnamālā,
Manikyaprabhu Press, Śaṅkaragiri (Bellary), 1924.

See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 1564. |20|13|16|391|

father of Sadāśiva (a. of C. on Gaṅgālaharī of Paṇḍitarāja Jagannātha.|20|13|13|70|

--Mohanamaharṣiguṇamālā. Jain. Pannalal Bombay p. 58.|20|13|10|52|

L. D. Ser. 5. 6403.|20|13|18|20|

--Amarasenacaritra. Apabhraṃśa. Amer, Jaipur p. 6 (inc.).

--Nāgakumāracaritra. Apabhraṃśa. Amer, Jaipur p. 81 (inc.). |20|13|15|115|