adv. Oppert I. 2763. Trav. Uni. 8375A. 10842E. 10929C. TM-52E.

--another name of the adv. work Vedāntadarśana. MT. 3132 (C.). Trippūṇittura I. 648.

mentioned together with Śākalya as Padakāra of Rv. by Devarāja in Nighaṇṭubhāṣya, p.
26. Also as Padakāra of Kṛ. Yv. in the Kāṇḍānukramaṇī and Baudh. gṛ. sū. III. ix. 6.

Q. in the Taitt. Prātiśākhya, V. 31. XVII. 8; a. of a C. on Prātiśākhya according to MT.
2450 (a), Śabdabrahmavilāsa, a Prātiśākhyavyākhyā.

Ref. to also in the Bhāradvājīya Śikṣā (PUL. II. App. p. 12).

grammarian. Q. frequently in the Mādhavīyadhātuvṛtti. Also in the Dhāturatnākara, Br.
Mus. 159a (fol. 330a) and in C. on the Abhidhānacintāmaṇi, Br. Mus. 167b (fol. 40b).

authority on pūrva and uttara mīm. Q. by Jaimini in his Mīmāṁsāsūtras, IV. iii. 18; V.
ii. 18; VI. i. 26; Q. by Bādarāyaṇa in his Brahma Sūtras, III. iv. 44. See also M. Bhārata,
XIII. 137. 3 as a teacher of Nirguṇabrahmavidyā; Q. also in Bodhāyana Śrauta Sūtra XXI.
21.

Smṛtikāra. Q. by Hemādri in Dānakhaṇḍa, 451. 622.

--Cf. Atrismṛti, NCC. I. p. 80.

jy. authority mentioned in Kālaprakāśikā, MD. 13519.

one of the founders of Āyurveda; and teacher of Agniveśa, Bhela, Jātūkarṇa, Parāśara,
Hārīta and Kṣārapāṇi, each of whom is credited with a Saṁhitā on medicine. Mentioned as
teacher also of Jīvaka (Kaśyapasaṁhitā). See G. N. [Page067-a] Mukhopadhyaya, HI Med. II.
pp. 430-53; Jolly, Ind. Med. (Eng. Transl.) p. 13; Ind. Cult. IX. p. 58. See below
Ātreyasaṁhitā, med.

--Uṣṭrapayah2kalpa. med. B. IV. 220.

--Nāḍījñāna. Bomb. Uni. 211. Filliozat I. 58. L. 202.

--Hārītasaṁhitā. med. See Ātreyasaṁhitā below. For Bṛhadātreya, Kaniṣṭhātreya,
Madhyamātreya, Vṛddhātreya, Kṛṣṇātreya, q. in Āyur. section of Toḍarānanda, see Weber p.
289, no. 941 and Yogataraṅgiṇī, Lz. 1185. Cikitsāsāra(śāstra)saṅgraha (BORI. 919 of
1884-87, BORI. D. XVI. i. 83) is only the Ātreya (Hārīta) saṁhitā.

maharṣi.

--Pratimālakṣaṇa. Cordier III. p. 475. See Ātreyatilaka below.

Kaṣ. Śaiv. canonical authority. Q. in Mahānayaprakāśa. Kas. Texts 21. p. 33.

--C. on Nalodaya. IO. 3782 (I). See under Govinda Bhaṭṭa.

ny. vai. The Syādvādaratnākara of Śrīdeva (A.D. 1086-1169) q. him, calling him a yoga
(i.e. Naiyāyika), a Vaiśeṣika writer and the great old Brahman-‘Varṣīyān Viprapuṅgavah’
from which he appears to be a Ny.-Vai. commentator. See “Writers & Works q. in the
Syādvādaratnākara”, Premī Abhinandan Granth, pp. 429-430 and J. of the Kalinga Historical
Res. Soc. Vol. I. iii. pp. 255-64. See also Ind. Cul. XIII. 3. pp. 186-188.

Cf. Ātreyatantra enumerated under Vaiśeṣika by Guṇaratna in his Ṣaḍdarśanasamuccaya. [Page067-b] Q. thrice in Vādirāja's Vivaraṇa on Akalaṅka's Nyāyaviniścaya pp. 413, 506,
507, edn. Bharatiya Jnana Pitha, Banaras, 19. See also XVII. AIOC. Ahmedabad, Summary of
Papers, pp. 258-260, where the date 700-800 A. D. is proposed for him.

PUL. II. App. p. 36.

--Cf. Ātreya, jy. authority above.

pāñcarātra. IO. Eggeling p. 848b. See Ātreyasaṁhitā and Atrisaṁhitā.

or A. lakSaNa one of the sources of the Pratimāmānalakṣaṇa, Ed. Punjab Ori. Series,
XVIII, Lahore, 1929. See Intro. p. v. and text, opening line, and text p. 46, line 4; 49, 4; 51, 5;
53, 5; 58, 3.

Cf. Ātreya one of the Vaiṣ. Āgama texts, dealing also with śilpa, in Agnipurāṇa, 39.
5.

dh. BORI. 91 of 1895-1902. See Atrismṛti, NCC. I. pp. 80-81.

vedic phonetics. on Aniṅgyas as dealt with in the Ātreya Sūtras. MT. 2188 (a). Mentioned as
one of the 9 śikṣās in MD. 998. Mañcibhaṭṭa's Sarvasammataśikṣāvyākhyā. IL. 213 (inc.).
Oppert I. 7126. 7168. II. 7344. PUL. II. App. p. 10. Trav. Uni. 5503B (jaṭāvallī). See also TCD.
Vol. I. p. 71.

dh. Q. in Vīrasiṁhāvaloka of Vīrasiṁha (BBRAS. 194). See Atrismṛti and Atrisaṁhitā,
NCC. I. pp. 80-1.

āgama. Adyar II. p. 179a (2 mss.). See Atrisaṁhitā NCC. I. p. 80b.

med. dialogue between teacher Ātreya and [Page068-a] pupil Hārīta. Mss. offer many
differences particularly in the introductory portion. Text same as the Edn. of
Hārītasaṁhitā by Vinod Lal Sen, Calcutta. For Vṛddhātreya, Madhyamātreya and
Kṛṣṇātreya, see W. p. 290, citations in Toḍarānanda.

AK. 921. Allahabad 147. Alwar 1618. Ānandāśrama 3195. B. IV. 218 (11 mss.). 250. BBRAS. 164.
165. Bharatpur XIII. 5. (with sūcī). Bhau Dāji 1. Bik. 1398 (textual variations found). Bikaner
3931, 3932 (inc.). 3933 (wants beg. and end). 3934 (wants beg. and end). Bl. 8 (with C.). BORI. 426
of 1884-86. 919 of 1884-87. 1038 of 1886-92. 921 of 1891-95. 5 of 1898-99. BORI. D. XVI. i. 83.
Bühler 558. Cs. Xa. 2. Devipr. 72, 54. Filliozat I. 9. Gough p. 108 (with C.). IO. 2648. K. 210.
Kāṭm. 13. Kavīndrācārya 1706 (3 mss.). L. 1770. 2633. Mandlik BK. 4. Mithilā. München J.
374-6. Mysore I. p. 361. II. p. 18. Nabadwip 154. NP. V. 30. 130. Oppert I. 7842. Oudh 1876, 34. X.
24. Peters. III. 399. IV. 39. VI. p. 136. Radh 31. 33. 47. RASB. 895 (inc.). 4486. Rep. Raj. &
C. I. p. 46. Stein 181 (3 mss.; one inc.). Udaipur II. 189, 1. 2 (index). Weber X. 1747 (cikitsā.
fr. mentions Dhanvantari as a.).

Ptd. (1) Calcutta, 1888. (2) N. S. Press, Bombay, 1892.

--Takrapānavidhi from. Weber 952.

--C. Bhāṣya. Gough p. 108. Mandlik BK. 4 (Nidāna).

--C. Prabodhacandrikā. BORI. 67 of 1872-73.

med. B. IV. 218. [Page068-b]

Delhi MJP. p. 7 (no. 136).

vedalakṣaṇa; basis of Ātreyaśikṣā, MT. 2188 (a). See Atrisūtra NCC. I. p. 80b.

Br. Mus. 163. Gough pp. 163. 164. Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 8 (2 mss.). Kavīndrācārya 633 (?).
Taylor II. 117. 119. See Atrismṛti, NCC. I. pp. 80, 81. Ed. Adyar Library Bulletin, VI. (1942)
iv. 307-13.

Ṛv. V. 5. Adyar II. p. 243b. Adyar D. I. 562.