Bud. Sanskrit text translated into Chinese by Kumārajīva. See JA. Vol. 219 (July-Dec.
1931) App. p. 155.

one of the scholars patronised by Śrīnivāsaratha, a Brahman Chief of Orissa; mentioned in
the play Śrīnivāsarathavijayanāṭikā by Narasiṁha Dīkṣita, MT. 3705.

poet. called Suvarṇakāreśvaravarman. Sbhv. 2354.

ny. Adyar II. p. 119b. Ānandāśrama 6030. Ben. 165. BISM. vi. 302/7. BISM. Nasik
Patawardhan 460. 972. Dacca 4269. Haug 52. Kavīndrācārya 210 (19). Mad. Uni. 554. NP. IV. 2.
Oppert I. 405. 7704. II. 4491. Prativādibhayaṅkar p. 25. no. 59. SB. 204. Śṛṅgerī Mutt 171
(3). Stein 136. TD. 6650 (included in Catuṣṣaṣṭivādāh2). Wai 292.

--by Gopālatātācārya. Oppert I. 405. II. 4491.

--by Citradhara Śarman. The work called here also Pramāṇapramoda. Alph. List Beng. Govt.
1891, p. 16. L. 3050. [Page278-a]

--by Mahādevapaṇḍita, (ºPuṇyastambha, ºPuṇatāmakara), son of Mukundapaṇḍita. America
3838. AS. p. 29. BORI. 269 of 1879-80. Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 11 (2 mss.). IO. 1517. 2013. K. 142.
MD. 3925. 3926. Mithilā. München 219. Oudh XV. 106. P. 12. Rajapur 181. Skt. Coll. Ben. 1918-30.
p. 124 (no. 953).

--by Mukunda (Mahādeva above son of Mukunda ?). K. 142.

--by Raghudeva Bhaṭṭācārya. Ben 179 (inc.). BORI. 408 of 1886-92. Hall p. 41. Mithilā.
Peters. IV. 15. Stein 136.

Jain. by Śaśidhara. Arrah I. p. 4.

Jain. BORI. D. XVIII. i. 186. D. p. 327. Peters. I. p. 126. no. 291 (4).

Bud. by Jñānaśrīmitra. JBORS. XXIV. iv. p. 143.

C. on the pramANavArttika ch. II, 8-14. Col.

“IzvaravAdAdhikAre vArttikasaptazlokIvyAkhyAnaM samAptam”.

Ptd. See pp. 265-316. Jñānasrīmitranibandhāvali K. p. Jayaswal Res. Inst., Patna, 1959.

yoga. from some Purāṇa. Burnell 112a (2 mss.).

ny. Skt. Coll. Ben. 1918-30. p. 125 (no. 954).

father of Divākara (C. on Ghaṭakarpara, RASB. VII. 5035).

historical kāvya. written C. 1744 A.D. by Kavi Kṛṣṇa. On Īśvarasiṅgha, son of Savai
Jai Singh of Amber. BORI. 273 of 1884-86. BORI. D. XIII. i. 33. Peters. III. 393. See Gode,
Studies in Ind. Lit. Hist. II. Singhi Jain Ser. 38. 1954, pp. 279-315; Ind. Cult. V. p.
296. [Page278-b]

Edn. Rajasthan Puratan Granthamālā 18, Jodhpur.

name of C. by Bhūdeva Śukla on his Ātmatattvapradīpa. BORI. 599 of 1884-87. 554 of 1886-92.
BORI. D. IX. i. 123-124. Latter ms. copied by a.'s pupil in Saṁ. 1778.

with C. by Avatāra. Bik. 492. BORI. 109 of 1875-76. BORI. D. XIII. i. 34. Damodar (with C.).
Jodhpur 186 (with C.). Ramsingh 319 (with C.). Report VIII. Stein 66 (with C.).

Ptd. Text and C., K. M. Gucch. IX.

native of Bimbali or Vaṭakkumkūr, a principality in Kerala, and student of a Brahman of
Vyāghraveśman, (Puliyannūr ?).

--Śṛṅgārasundarabhāṇa. GD. 1596-97. Granthappura p. 79 (1596-97).

one of the a.s mentioned in the Nṛsiṁhasarvasva. RASB. IV. 3108 (p. 82).

--Agnyādhānasāmakārikā. PUL. II. App. p. 20 (2 mss.).

--Ūrdhvadeha (Aurdhvadehika) prayoga. Jaiminīya. PUL. II. App. 32.

preceptor of Hṛdayaśiva, a. of Prāyaścittasamuccaya. He belonged to the school of
Raṇipatra Lambakarṇa of Mattamayūravaṁśa. Nepal I. p. 215. See also Nepal I. Pref. p.
lxvi.

alias somezvara; śaiva teacher; son of Śrīkaṇṭhaśambhu; guru of the Cola king,
Kulottuṅga III (A. D. 1178-1260).

--Siddhāntaratnākara. Epi. Rep. Madras 1908 (1907-8) p. 68. The Rep. suggests his
identity with Īśānaśiva, a. of Siddhāntasāra.

Pañcarātrāgama. Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 11. IM. 11009. MD. 5208 [Page279-a] (inc.). Mysore I.
p. 592. Oppert II. 3972. R. A. Sastri I. p. 127.

--C. Vyākhyā Sātvatārthaprakāśikā by Alaśiṅgabhaṭṭa (A. D. 1836). Adyar II. p. 180a.
Mysore I. p. 592. Oppert II. 3973 (an.). R. A. Sastri IV. 268. Used in the compilation of
Prāyaścittasaṅgraha, MT. 3743 and Sāttvatāmṛta, MT. 784. Q. by Gomaṭharaṅganātha in his C.
on Śrīsūkta, MD. 25.

Ptd. (1) Mysore 1890 (?). (2) Śāstramuktāvalī 45, Conjeevaram, 1921.

Īśvara-Pārvatīsaṁvāda, Pañcarātra; 14 chs. Different from ptd. work noted above. R. A.
Sastri II. 169. IV. 267. Same work in Baroda ms. 7967.

stotra. from Mārkaṇḍeyapurāṇa. Mad. Uni. R. K. S. 111 (b).

or Īśvaradūṣaṇa by Ratnakīrti. Ptd. pp. 29-52, Ratnakīrtinibandhāvalī K. P. Jayaswal
Res. Inst. Patna, 1957. See also ib. p. 16, Text.

son of Sevai Jaising of Jaipur (18th cent.). Kṛṣṇakavi wrote his Īśvaravilāsakāvya at
his instance. See P. K. Gode, Studies in Ind. Lit. Hist., II. p. 289. See also BORI. D. XVI. i.
11.

viś. adv. one section of the Siddhitraya. by Yāmunācārya. Oppert II. 1034. See
Siddhitraya.

Kaś. Śai. with a.'s. C.s. by Utpaladeva. One section of the Siddhitrayī of Utpaladeva. Text
has gaps.

Edn. Kas. Texts 34. no. ii.