lex. mentioned in Ghanaśyāma's C. on Uttararāmacarita. P. V. Kane's Edn. pp. 19 etc.

vaiṣ. MT. 3502. The a. salutes Kesarabhṛt, Śrīnivāsa, Sundarārya and Dāśarathi.

viś. adv. Tirupati 213.

dh. Stein 84.

vedalakṣaṇa. Taitt. Saṁ. MT. 485 (j).

Sri. Dev. 57 (inc.).

by Śrī Lokanātha Śarmā with the C. Prakāśa by Pandit Śrī Bālakṛṣṇa Miśra.
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Ptd. Chowkhamba Sanskrit Series Office, [1938 Cat., Miscellaneous Skt. Works, p. 3].

play. bhāṇa. ascribed to Vararuci. GD. 1491A. Granthappura p. 75 no. 1491a. MT. 2725 (d)
(inc.). 2726 (a). Trav. Uni. 5968A. Triv. Cur. VII. 157. See also Bhāṇatrayī ms., Oriental
Inst., Baroda 13746. Mentioned in the Abhinavabhāratī Vol. II. p. 354, l. 7.

Edns. (1) Caturbhāṇī, Dakshiṇa Bhāratī Series 1, 1922. (2) in Śṛṅgārahāṭ,
Hindi Grantha Ratnākar Kāryālaya, Delhi with three others and Hindi transl. 1959. Eng.
transl. Calcutta Rev. XX (July-Sep. 1926) 127-47.

Ptd. Lahore, 1902. See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1892-1906. 79.

or umApati bhaTTa son of Dharmā Bhaṭṭa and father of Candracūḍa Bhaṭṭa
(Pākayajñapaddhati, ºnirṇaya, Āpast., Cs. I. 276, IO. 4835, MT. 3833, RASB. II. 693. 697;
Kālasiddhānta, BP. p. 51; Saṁskāranirṇaya, IO. 465. MT. 2555).

teacher of Uttamabodha (a. of Prapañcasārasambandhadīpikā)]. RASB. VIII. A. 6175. Correct
name seems to be Amaraprakāśa. See ib. penultimate verse in the extract and MT. 5299.

or ummarjIya surname of some Dvaita writers, e.g. Kṛṣṇācārya, Tirumalācārya. See
under those names.

--Kroḍavāda. Udaipur II. 217, 5.

--Jāgadīśīpañcalakṣaṅīpatrikāśāṅkarī (?). Ujjain Latest Additions 243.

--Nyāyakroḍavāda. Udaipur II. 217, 5. Probably Kroḍaº and Nyāyakrº refer to some
kroḍapatra in ny.

--Śivamahimnas-stavavyākhyā. Varendra 170. [Page390-a]

from the Skandapurāṇa. Cs. IV. 284.

mentioned in the Kālikāpurāṇa. See ABORI. XXII. p. 17. See next.

mentioned in the Tantracintāmaṇi of Dāmodara. Cf. Rep. Hpr. 1901-6, p. 9.

dīkṣā-name of Jagannātha; of Viśvāmitragotra; son of Bālakṛṣṇa and Lakṣmī;
Mahārāṣṭra Deśastha Brahman with surname Śrutapeṭava; was patronised by the Maratha Kings of
Tanjore, Serfoji I (1711-1728) and Ekoji II (1735-6); as a Śākta-writer, pupil of
Bhāsurānandanātha (Bhāskararāya Dīkṣita). See Dr. C. Kunhan Raja Presentation Vol. pp.
271-284; Śāhendravilāsa, Saraswati Mahal Ser. No. 54, Intro. pp. 37, 59-60. Works he wrote
as a Śākta are alone given here; for his other works, see under his name Jagannātha.

--Nityotsavanibandha, based on Paraśurāmakalpasūtra. Written in A. D. 1745.

BBRAS. 845. Bomb. Uni. 1740. MD. 5668. MT. 2462. 2611. 3431.

Ptd. at end of P. k. sūtra, GOS. XXII, XXIII.

Separate entries, Yauvanollāsa (Skt. Coll. Ben. 1918-19, p. 17 (no. 2849)) and Taruṇollāsa
(Ujjain I. p. 73) refer only to sections of this work.

--Bhāskaravilāsa, on his guru. Ptd. in the N. S. Press edn. of Lalitāsahasranāmastotra
with C. by Bhāskararāya.

--Hṛdayāmṛta, written in A. D. 1742. PUL. I. p. 127. Stein 226.

R. A. Sastri I. p. 131. II. p. 197.

father of Ghanānanda Dāsa (a. of Mātaṅgīkusumāñjali). JBRS. Vol. XL. iv. p. 354.

probably also called Umāpati. a. of Āśaucanirṇaya (Śuddhinirṇaya). See [Page390-b] above
p. 204a. See also Umāpati below.

dh. writer of Mithilā. Mithilā I. 10. See Umāpati.

--Praśnapārijāta. jy. Mithilā. Not in the ptd. Mithilā Cat., jy. volume.

mantra. TD. XX. Sup. no. 513 (f).

poet. Q. in Vidyākarasahasraka, vv. 194, 482, 993.

--Patākālakṣaṇaślokavyākhyā. IM. 3579.