Jain. Jainagranthāvalī p. 196.

Jain. Pkt. Pattan p. 157; also ibid. Skt. Intro. p. 24. [Page058-a]

MT. 3978 (d).

BISM. Nasik Patwardhan 356.

adv. 6 verses: manobuddhyahaGkAracittAni nAham etc. Called Ātmaṣaṭka in some mss. and
ptd. texts. See Bṛhatstotraratnākara, N. S. Press, 1952, p. 210 and Bṛ. St. Ratnahāra,
Gujarati News Printing Press, 1925, Pt. II. p. 1005. For mss. see under Nirvāṇaṣaṭka under
which title it is generally known and printed.

stotra. IM. 4803. May be the above.

or A. Sa. upaniSad a name of the Aitareya-upaniṣad, according to some mss. Śaṅkara's
Bhāṣya on the Ai. Up. is called Ātmaṣaṭkabhāṣya in some mss., and Sāyaṇa's C. on the Ai.
Āraṇyaka is called Ā. Ṣ. pradīpikā. Ānandāśrama edn. of the Ai. Up with Sāyaṇa Bhāṣya,
Ānandāśrama, 11 mentions Ātmaṣaṭka as an alternate name in the colophons. See Adyar I. p.
18b. America 474-485. Ānandāśrama 4062. B. I. 46. CPB. 366. IO. 2298. 4265. RASB. II. 210. 215.
Skt. Coll. Ben. 1910-11. p. 13 (no. 2049). Sūcīpattra 106. TD. 1451. See also under
Aitareyopaniṣad.

Upodghāta only. Wai 165. 227 (with Śaṅkara's C.). ‘Beginning portions of six Ups.’,
according to the note in the list; but this is to be verified. See however next entry.

adv. America 489. See the previous entry.

Q. in the Bhāgavatatātparya of Madhvācārya.

Q. by Utpala in his Spandapradīpikā, pp. 4a, 18a, BORI ms. Once found also as Svātmasaptati
(p. 16a).

śaiva. by Viśuddhamuni. See JBRS. XXXIX p. 2. fn. 6. [Page058-b]

Q. in Utpala's Spandapradīpikā, p. 19a, BORI. ms.

Jain. Pkt. Delhi V. 337.

Jain. Also called Dharmopadeśakulaka. Jainagranthāvalī p. 196. Pattan pp. 65 (2 mss.). 77.
114. 410. 411. Peters. V. App. p. 137.

Jain. by Jinaprabha. Pattan p. 263.

by Bhuvanatuṅga. Pattan p. 403.

Jain. Pkt. Pannalal Bombay V. B. p. 51.

Jain. by Jñānabhūṣaṇa. Pannalal Bombay V. p. 5.

Jain. Pkt. by Raidhu Kavi. Pannalal Bombay 217.

stotra. by Madhusūdana. Adyar I. p. 188a.

Taylor I. 278.

Bud. by Buddhajñāna. Cordier II. p. 148.

or A. sA. siddhi adv. by Gaṅgādharendra Sarasvatī. See under Svārājyasiddhi by which
name it is more popularly known.

JASB. 1908. p. 410a (no. 7581).