from Skandapurāṇa. Adyar II. p. 188a. AU. 29858. Burnell 194b. Gough p. 171. Gov. Or. Libr.
Madras 12 (2 mss.). Kaḍayanallūr 101. Luck. Uni. p. 64. Mad. Uni. R. K. S. 93. MD. 2287. 2289
(inc.). MT. 1796 (b) (inc.). Mysore I. p. 626 (2 mss.). Oppert I. 2567. 5914. II. 2593. 4502. 7507.
7941. 10031. Oudh V. 26. Taylor II. 296. 395 (inc.).

--Rāmāyaṇamāhātmya from. Adyar. Allahabad 116. GD. 435. 436. Granthappura p. 18. nos. 435.
436. Mad. Uni. R. A. S. 143. MT. 4041. Taylor II. 296. TD. 10261-65 (in 12 chs.). Trav. Uni. 1041.
2242. 2380.

--Sūcikā (index) of. Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 12.

--Mātāṅgīstotra. tantra. H. 360. Oxf II. 1478. [Page396-b]

--Nirvāṇapañjara from. MT. 2109 (i).

TD. XX. Sup. no. 877.

Jain; styled Gṛddhrapiccha; said to have been born of Vātsī and Svāti; lived in 1st cent.
A. D.; born at Nyagrodhikā but wrote his work in Pāṭalīputra; credited with authorship of 500
prakaraṇas, in Jinaprabhasūri's Tīrthakalpa; see App. D. Bib. Ind. edn. of his
Tattvārthasūtras for q.s. from his other works; taken sometimes as a Śvetāmbara, but a teacher
common to both schools. The Kāṣṭhāsaṅgha is said to have arisen in his time. See Peters. II.
Intro. pp. 78-79. IV. Index of Authors, pp. xvi-xvii; Ind. Ant. XX. pp. 341, 351.

--Aṣṭakarmadahana. Jaina Sid. Bhās. V. iv. p. 223.

--Kṣetrasamāsa (Jainagranthāvalī p. 121) or Jambūdvīpasamāsa.

Ptd. at end of Bib. Ind. edn. of Tattvārthādhigamasūtras.

--Tattvārthādhigamasūtra with Bhāṣya. Arrah I. p. 12, Tattvārtharatnapradīpikā is
probably a C. on it.

Edns. (1) Bib. Ind. 1903-5. (2) Rāyacandra Jaina Śāstramālā, 2, Bombay, 1906. (3)
Ārhatamataprabhākara, 2, Poona 1926. (4) Seth Devchand Lalbhai Jain Pustakoddhar Fund
series 67, 76, Bombay 1926-30. Transls., Eng. Sacred Bks. of the Jainas, Arrah, 1920; German,
ZDMG. 60. pp. 287 ff., 512 ff.

--Daśasūtrīṭīkā. BORI. 606 of 1875-76. Report XXXIX. Peters. IV. Index of Authors, p. xvii
identifies this with a.'s Tattvārtha with Bhāṣya. [Page397-a]

--Pañcanamaskārastotra. Jhalrapatan p. 34.

--Pūjāprakaraṇa or P. vidhipra. in 19 verses.

Ptd. at end of Bib. Ind. edn. of Tattvārthādhigama Sūtras.

--Praśamarati.

Edns. (1) App. to Bib. Ind. edn. of Tattvārthasūtra. (2) Jaina DharmaPrasāraka Sabhā
1910. (3) Text in Roman and with Italian transl. by Ballini, Italy, 1912.

--Śrāvakaprajñapti (Sāvayapannatti in Pkt.).

Ptd. Bombay 1905.

--C. on Dīpāvalī. Jain. Śvet. Ref., Jaina Sid. Bhās. XI. i. p. 28.

--Vaidyakaśabdasindhu. Pannalal Bombay V. p. 17.

father of Gopālavyāsa, (a. of Navarātrinirṇaya. Bikaner 1716).

or Uttarottara-tantra. RASB. V. 4084 (VI). 4085 (VI).

purāṇa. Ben. 57. SB. 237. Seems to be same as the above.

mīmāṁsaka. C. 660-725. His identity is obscure; some have argued his identity with poet
Bhavabhūti, as also with Maṇḍana-Viśvarūpa-Sureśvara; may or may not be identical with
Bhavabhūti but certainly not with Maṇḍana etc. See for review of the whole discussion, Intro. to
the edn. of his C. on Ślokavārttika, Mad. Uni. Skt. Ser. 13. See also AIOC. XIX. Summary
of Papers, pp. 34-36; IHQ. XXXIV. pp. 28-39; J. of the U. P. Hist. Res. Soc. XVII. p. 32;
[Page397-b] Hall p. 170, Umveka as a. of a C. on Tantravārttika is obviously wrong.

--C. on Maṇḍana's Bhāvanāviveka. Princess of Wales Sar. Bha. Texts 6.

--C. Tātparyaṭīkā on Kumarila's Ślokavārttika. inc.

Edn. Mad. Uni. Skt. Ser. 13.

Q. Bhartṛmitra, Bhartṛīśvara, Vākyapadīya, Dharmakīrti, Diṅnāga, Vṛttikāra,
Vivaraṇa, Vindhyavāsin, Vyāli, the Sāmkhya writer Mādhava. He is q. also in Vādirāja's C. on
Nyāyaviniścaya of Akalaṅka, Bhāratīya Jnānapīṭha edn., Banaras, Vol. I. pp. 31, l. 4.
175, l. 7; in Parameśvara's C. on Nītitattvāvirbhāva, Adyar ms., XXXIX. A. 8.

Bud. Ref. to in the Milindapanho. See ABORI. XIII. p. 120.

Bud. moral and philosophical stanzas in Pāli.

Ptd. with Burmese version. Chhakkapañhā-kyan, pp. 340-352, 1898, Mandalay. See Br. Mus. Ptd.
Bks. 1892-1906. 763.

Bud. See JBORS. Vol. IX. p. 373. Cf. next.

--Parimalapārijāta. BORI. 1451 of 1887-91.

Bud. Pāli. 155th Jātaka. Colombo D. I. 588.

Jain. Svādi 79.

or UrInRsiMha

--Nānārthasaṅgraha. lex. GD. 2028. Trav. Uni. 5725.

poet in inscriptions. See “Skt. and Pkt. poets known from inscriptions” in the J. of the Ori.
Inst., M. S. Uni. Baroda VII. p. 79. (Epi. Ind. 13. 122.) [Page398-a]

vaidic. Sūcīpattra 113.

a romance on Ūrvaśī's story. Cited in Kāśikā IV. 3. 87.

IM. 6003 (inc.).

play. by Veṅkayasudhī. Mysore I. p. 274 (2 mss.).

poet. Sbhv. 2350.

a Sāṁkhya teacher, mentioned in Mahābhārata, Śānti, Kumbh. edn. 323. 26-32; by Māṭhara
in his Sāṁkhyakārīkāvṛtti; and in Tattvārthaślokavārttika.