vaid. Oxf. 398a. (āśval. śākhoktamantrasaṁhitā-ā. sūktam ripu-rogaghnam). Cf.
Saurasūkta.

by Bālakṛṣṇānanda. IO. 5976. Sūcīpattra 58 (Bhikṣusūtra-vāº). See Auf. CC. I. p.
412b.

--Tithinirṇaya. IM. 3187.

--C. on Nalodaya. Adyar D. V. 5400. MD. 11855. MT. 2606b. Ādiśūra in S. K. Ray 283
corrupt.

See also bRhadAdityastava Tra. Ad. Rep. 1101. 41. 1104. 116. Trav. Uni. 462B.

--C. Tra. Ad. Rep. 1101. 41.

An Ādityastava was ptd. in Telugu [Page076-b] script in Madras in 1919. IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p.
42.

stotra. Adyar. I. 224a. IO. 7182. Oppert I. 1757. 3582. TD. 19118-21.

--(Aṣṭottaraśatanāma). Taylor I. 18.

--from Padmapurāṇa. Burnell 202a.

--in 17 verses; Beg: navagrahANAM sarveSAM from Bhaviṣya Purāṇa.

Br. St. Muktāhāra Pt. I. pp. 416-17 Guj. Pr. Press. 1927; Br. St. Ratnahāra. Pt.
II. pp. 857-58, Guj. News Press, 1925; Br. St. Ratnākara; pp. 440-43, Bhargav
Pustakalay, Benares, 1937.

in 11 verses.

--C. by Kṛṣṇāditya (?). PUL. II. p. 173.

by Appayya Dīkṣita. Adyar I. 185a. Hz. 997, p. 86. 1733 (with C.) (inc.). Mysore I. p. 211 (4
mss.) (inc.). TD. 19115-6. Trav. Uni. 3298D. Viśvabhāratī 1273e.

--C. by a. Adyar I. 185b. Hz. 997, p. 86. 1733 (inc.). Mysore I. p. 211 (3 mss.). Skt. Coll.
Ben. 1897-1901. p. 29 (no. 99). TD. 19117. Trav. Uni. 3298D.

Text and C. ptd. in Grantha script; in Devanagari script in J. of the Tanj. Sar. Mah. Lib.,
Tanjore, XVI. i.

hymn to Sun, deemed as a mantra. Poet Bāṇa (A. D. 7th cent.) refers to it in his Harṣacarita
as Ādityahṛdaya Mantra and as recited daily by King Prabhākaravardhana with his eyes fixed on
the Sun. More than one text known by this name:

(a) the one in the Vālmīki Rāmāyaṇa, imparted to Rāma by [Page077-a] sage Agastya, on the
eve of Rāma's final encounter with Rāvaṇa, Yuddhakāṇḍa (VIth) canto 107, Kumbhakonam edn.
Gorresio's edn. does not have the Ādityahṛdaya. In the Southern text also, the best known
commentator Govindarāja says at this context that Uḍāli, the oldest South Indian commentator,
did not have the Ādityahṛdaya in his text. (See Annals of Ori. Res. Uni. of Mad. Vol., VI.
ii. paper on Uḍāli's commentary on the Rāmāyaṇa). The Rāmāyaṇa Ādityahṛdaya
(Agastya-Rāma-saṁvāda) is the text current in the South; Grantha ms. copies with Ādityahṛdaya,
unspecified, are most likely to be this text.

(b) The next best known Ādityahṛdaya, which in fact, is represented by more mss., is the
longer text in about 170 verses, assigned in mss. mostly to the Bhaviṣyottarapurāṇa and is a
Kṛṣṇa-Arjuna-saṁvāda. Numerous mutual parallels and echoes can be seen in the Rāmāyaṇa and
Bhaviṣya hymns. There is however no uniformity in this assignment of source, as this same text is
also, in a few cases, assigned to the Mahābhārata. Also, mss. of this text exhibit slight
differences of verses at the beginning, some having a preface with Śatānīka and Sumantu as the
primary interlocutors to fit the text into the Bhaviṣyottara. The Bhaviṣyottara has a long
section on Sūrya-worship but this Ādityahṛdaya is not in that section in the Venk. Press
edn., though we should find it in the Bhav. p. according to nibandha-authorities like the
Kṛtyakalpataru; (see Kṛ. K., Vrata, [Page077-b] GOS. CXXIII. pp. 8, 19, 20 fn.) Nor can this
be found in the Mahābhārata recensions; but there are smaller Sūrya-hymns and occasions for
Sūrya-worship in the Great Epic.

(c) There is a solitary ms. of a Padmapurāṇa text of the Laghu Ādityahṛdaya, for which a
possible identification has been cited below from the ptd. edn. of that Purāṇa in the
Ānandāśrama edn.

(d) One ms. refers to a Rudrayāmala text, which cannot be verified.

unspecified.

Allahabad 71 (3 mss.). 72 (2 mss.). 73. 107. 110 (3 mss.). 112. 113 (2 mss.). 143. 177 (4 mss.).
187 (57). Ānandāśrama 441. 888. 1747. 2441. 2625. 2684. 3406. 3410. 4188. 4839. 4907. 5738.
6358. 6377. 6541. 6980. 8090. 8471. ASB. 1869, 223. Bharatpur III. 26-28. 101. 287. 304. 319. 382.
Bikaner Rajasthani p. 25. BISM. 105. 108. vi. 161/1. 205/29. thi. 456. vi. 1630. BISM.
Nasik Patawardhan 560. 574. 575. 583. 754. Cabaton I. 414. (fr.). 429 (18). 1005-I. Chani 1953.
CPB. 381-403. Deo 289. Harshe p. 42. IM. 73. 3737. 6023. 6606. 6804. 7180. 7941. 8622. 9045. 9055.
Jodiya II. 16. Kotah 1006. Lucknow Mus. Mithilā (3 mss.). Narayana Handique Res. Inst., Gauhati
(no. 587) (JOR. Madras XIX p. 210). Nasik II. 343. 366. 597. 623. Oppert 3583. Paris (B. 327
XVIII). Radh 24. Rajapur 106-114 (no. 1 in the Codex). Ranbir 6272. 6281. 7716. Rangpur 27 (r).
Rgb. 96. SSPC. I. I. 456. Stein 219. Sūcīpattra 64. Taylor II. 88 (inc.). 364. TD. 1912 (no. 10
in the codex). [Page078-a] 19122-98. 24237. See also TD. XX. Sup. nos. 843. 1007. 1013. Ujjain I.
p. 81 (3 mss.). II. pp. 74. 92. Umesh Misra I. 148. Viśvabhāratī 2594.

(Vālmīki Rāmāyaṇa text; Agastyaprokta). Adyar I. p. 224b (25 mss. ?). Allahabad 178 (72).
179 (243). 189 (12). Ben. 45. Burnell 201b. Cabaton I. 414 (Grantha script; likely to be Rām.
text). Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 8 (10 mss.). IM. 6842. Lz. 197, 1. Mad. Uni. 678c. Mad. Uni. R. A. S.
144 (e). 279 (inc.) (2 mss.). Mad. Uni. R. K. S. 74 (a). MD. 5945-63. 14265. 15590. 17072. 17508.
17518. MT. 160 (q). 1247 (h). 5118 (f). 6977. 6991. Mysore I. pp. 198-9 (2 mss.). Oppert II. 7306.
8162. 8814. PUL. II. p. 173. RASB. V. 3210. Rohtek 165. SB. 337. TA. 1009 (b). Taylor I. 18. 105.
139. 243. 427. II. 66. 72. 138. 144. 183. 384. Trav. Uni. 313D. 1365T. 1451E. 2355E. 2449B. 2512B.
5534D. 3600I. 3849G. Trippūṇittura I. 87. Weber 2143.

Several editions. For Text and Translation, See Prayers, Praises & Psalms, G. A. Natesan
& Co., Madras pp. 62-9. For mere translation, see The Indian Heritage, Indian Institute of
World Culture, Bangalore pp. 419-21.

--C. PUL. II. p. 173.

Krṣṇa-Arjuna-saṁvāda; sometimes with one additional introductory
Śatānīka-Sumantu-saṁvāda; assigned mostly to Bhaviṣyottara and sometimes to Mahābhārata,
but found in neither; about 170 verses, but mss. have texts of varying length or completeness. Some
mention name Ā. hṛdaya, some [Page078-b] the source and some merely the qualification ‘Kṛ. Arj.
saṁvāde’.

Adyar I. p. 224b (2 mss ?). Allahabad 178 (16). 178 (99) (both Vyāsa). 189 (92). 190 (95). 192
(22). America 1227-39. 1833. AS. p. 23. Bhk. 15. BISM. vi. 302/1. Bomb. Uni. 1399-1402. BORI.
145 of Ā881-82 (with Nyāsa etc.). 146 of Ā881-82. 453 and 454 of 1883-84. 96 of 1884-87. 149 of
1884-87 (some diff. in beg.). 587 (vi) of 1892-5 (some diff. in beg.). 200 of 1902-07 (Col. assigns
it to Brahmāṇḍa p. shorter version with some diff. in beg.). 61 of 1919-24. BP. 291. 292 (both
Vyāsa, which means that the intended source is M. Bhā.). Br. Mus. 137. 137A. Burnell 201b.
Cabaton I. 333 (iii). 1005 (i). Dacca 299E6. 1221E. 1915B. Filliozat II. 18 (a) and (b). GD. 1147A
(name Sūryahṛdaya occurs). 1164C. Granthappura pp. 51. 54. Harisinghji p. 34 (186-7). IM. 156.
3628. 6793. 6844. 6845. 8073. 9394. 9463. 11217. 11240. IO. 3453. 3454-5 (shorter; many
differences; prose formulae omitted). 6692-3 (same text but only 96 verses). 7056 (apparently same;
inc. only 33 verses). Jodhpur 1868-73. Lz. 266. 267, 1. MD. 5944 (Ā. h. nyāsa). 5964-5 (M. Bhā.
Āraṇyaparvan). 5966 (slightly different from previous; here Bhaviṣyottara). 5967 (slight
differences; name A. hR. mentioned). 7757 (seems to be same as 5964 called A. hR. kalpa).
7758. (Bhaviṣyottara has differences). 17508. (Col. Ā. stotra; Bhaviṣyottara mentioned).
Mīm. Vid. 550. Mysore I. p. 199 (2 mss). Oudh. XX. 38 (5 mss.). Oxf. 299a. Paris (D 20c). Pet.
723. Petrograd 10. PUL. II. [Page079-a] p. 173 (4 mss.). RASB. V. 3806 (name Ā. hṛdaya given;
source not given; dated Sam. 1836). 3807 (dated Sam. 1855). 3808. 3809. 3810 (Sam. 1845). 3811
(source not given). 3812 (Śaka 1771). VIII. ii. 6812 (3). 6813 (29). Rgb. 149. Skt. Coll. Ben.
1918-30. p. 49 (nos. 427. 428). SSPC. III. U. 57. 59. 60. Taylor I. 101. (See above MD. 5965).
Trav. Uni. 5313. 5314. 6629B. 7347. 9890. Udaipur B. 135. 307. 308 (Vyāsa mentioned suggesting M.
Bhā. as the intended source). (pp. 12, 14, nos. 1225, 1226, 1454. 1801 of ptd. cat.) Udaipur II.
144, 30. 144, 65. 207, 7. 217, 13. Vaṅgīya pp. 80-2 (3 mss). Viśvabhāratī 2441. Wai 309. Weber
1262-3.

Ptd. (1) Bṛhatstotraratnākara p. 206. (2) Bṛ. St. Muktāhāra Pt. I. p. 165. (3)
Stavakavacamālā (Bengali Script edn.), Vasumati Press, Calcutta, pp. 128-148. (4) Br. St.
Ratnahāra, Guj. News Press, Pt. II. pp. 328-44.

--from Padmapurāṇa. Wai 309. May be the hymn with mantra found in the printed
Ānandāśrama edn. Vol. III. Sṛṣṭikhaṇḍa (Vth), ch. 76, verses 21-65,
Śiva-Skanda-saṁvāda; this too has some echoes of the Rāmāyaṇa hymn.

assigned to M. Bhā., Bhīṣmaparvan. GD. 1164C. Very short; some names of Āditya: vikartano
vivasvAMzca etc.

Mahābhārata, Kumbh. edn., Ādi, 189. 24-6 (ch. 172 PPS. Sastri edn.). Three Upajātī verses
on Sūrya, in the Tapatī-Saṁvaraṇa story, is called so in the Index, by the editor.

from the Rudrayāmala. PUL. II. p. 173 (2 mss.). [Page079-b]

refers to the text assigned to Bhaviṣya. Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 8. MD. 5942-3 (latter with
Aṅgastotra). 5944.

Allahabad 139.

--Sūryamaṇḍalāṣṭaka.

Ptd. Stotraratnāvalī, pp. 236-39. Gita Press, Gorakhpur, 1938.

same as Kauśikāditya (a. of Āśaucanirṇaya or Ā. ṣaḍaśīti). See under
Kauśikāditya.

C. 12th cent. A.D.; styled Gītāpravīṇa; father of Kavikānta Sarasvatī
(Viśvādarśa). BBRAS. 720. Bomb. Uni. 1147-51. K. 242. RASB. III. 1934.

Prayer to the Sun and the planets. Taylor II. 148.

Adyar I. D. 543 (fol. 22a).

jy. TD. 11315.

prayoga. Adyar I. p. 88a.