nāṭya. q.s. and mss. are found in this name. Cf. Rāghavabhaṭṭa's q.s. in his C. on
Śākuntala. Generally speaking only late writers mention this; when ‘Bharata’ became generalised
in meaning as referring to Bharata Śāstra or Nāṭya Śāstra, and the designations Nandi
Bharata, Arjuna Bharata etc. arose, the term ‘Ādi Bharata’ was used to refer to the Nāṭya
Śāstra of Bharata; however the verses q. as from Ādi Bharata may not, all of them, be found or
found exactly in the same manner in the Nāṭya Śāstra. Cf. Bharata Vṛddha q. by
Śāradātanaya in his Bhā. Pra. See ABORI. XIII. 92-3, 173-9. IHQ. 1930, pp. 75-80.
173-9. Our Heritage, Cal. Skt. Coll., 1953, Vol. I. pp. 193-207. (?) For mss. bearing this
title see:

--BORI. ms. 41 of 1916-18. Really fr. of the work Nāṭyasarvasvadīpikā. See BORI. D. XII.
344; on this see ABORI. XIII. pp. 173-9. Our Heritage, 1953, Vol. I. pp. 193-207.

--Mysore I. p. 308 (2 mss. inc.; a third on Tāla; a fourth one an extract from Nandikeśvara's
Bharatārṇava).

--TD. 10661-2 (both inc.; the former one with Telugu meaning). [Page086-b]

nāṭya. Oppert I. 4991.

MD. 5968. 15187 (with Telugu meaning).

BP. p. 172a.

stotra. in praise of Viṣṇu installed at Śrīraṅgam in Madras State. Taylor I. 100.

alchemy. Kavīndrācārya 975.

a name of the Garuḍapurāṇa. L. 2525. See also America 1027 where an alt. title,
Garuḍaharivaṁśa (?) is also given.

a name of the Skānda. Cherp 37. Nabadwip 4. Puliyannūr Mana 71. Trippūṇittura III. 71.
Uzhuttara Vāriyar 37. See under Skāndaº. The name Ādi-mahāpurāṇa ref. to in IO. 3698, Whish
198, Hemakūṭamāhātmya (on Pampā [Vijayanagar]) refers only to the Skānda; so also Burnell
201b and TD. 10278, Parvatavarṇana. See also the Hariścandracarita, Hemakūṭakhaṇḍa,
Madhyamabhāga, Bhāradvājasaṁhitā of Thomas App. 198. Whish 198.

tantra. One of the seven Yāmalas according to the Narapatijayacaryā, Śg. II. p. 245; IO.
3109. Q. in Tantrasāra, Oxf. 95a; in Nakṣatrasamuccaya, Oxf. 333b; mentioned in
Āgamatattvavilāsa, L. 3186, in Sadāśiva's Jyotirnibandha; in Kośalāgama, RASB. III. 2822; in
Jyotirnibandhasāra of Śivarāja, Bomb. Uni. 538; in Saundaryalaharīvyāº of Lakṣmīdhara,
Mysore edn. p. 611.

Bud. from Sādhanasamuccaya. Nepal II. p. 203. See below entry one after the next.
[Page087-a]

Bud. by Nāgabodhi. Cordier II. p. 245.

Bud. with illustrations of mudrās; on mudrās and mantras of bathing and pūjā. CU. Add.
1278. Col. however gives the long litle Śākyarājasarvadurgatipariśodhanamukhākhyāna(ne ?)
prathama-ādiyoganāma samādhi(h2) samāptah2.

(near Madura). from Brahmavaivartapurāṇa. Mack. 63.

dh. Kavīndrācārya 1322.

purāṇa. Kavīndrācārya 1464.

ascribed to a Kālidāsa. Varendra 28.

ascribed to Vālmīki; mentioned in the Citrakūṭamāhātmya, RASB. V. 3208;
Śāṇḍilya-Bhusuṇḍī-SutīkṣṇaSaṁvāda, Śiva-Pārvatī-Saṁvāda and
Bharata-Ātreya-Saṁvāda form part of it.

--Citrakūṭamāhātmya from. CPB. 1679-80. IO. 3704. Mack. 40.

--Sahasranāmasarayū from. Oudh V. 6. next also.

or ArSa or kAkabhusuNDI or bhusuNDI (-NDa)rAmAyaNa said to be in 4 Kāṇḍas,
24,000 verses, 550 chs. R. A. Sastri III. 247. Udaipur B. 116, 5. 6. Two mss. of it are found in
the Jaipur palace collection also (chs. 12-17 and 20-30) in one of which Rāma's Rāsalīlā is
described.

alaṁk. by Pullagummi Veṅkaṭācārya.

Ptd. in Telugu script and published by the Gadwal Samsthānam.

śrīvaiṣ. founder and first Pontiff of the Ahobi(ba)la Math [Page087-b] (Kurnool Dt.).
According to traditional account (Sannidhi-guru-paramparā), his time is 1379-1459; from literary
and epigraphic references, his time might be taken to be 1456-1515. See Annals of Ori. Res.
Uni. of Madras, II. i. pp. 19-20. Religious Guru of Hārīta Veṅkaṭācārya alias Tolappar
(Vaidikasārvabhauma), a. of Smṛtiratnākara etc. See ibid. Vols. I and II articles on
Hārīta Veṅkaṭācārya.

stotra. Adyar I. p. 198a. A list of the Pontiffs of the Ahobila Math going up to
Raṅganāthayati.

a poetical biography in 102 stanzas. by Vīrarāghava on the founder of Ahobila Math.

Ptd. Bhāgavatavardhinī Press, Sundappalayam, 1908. IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 42.

by Śrī Vīrarāghava Vedānta Yatīndra Mahādeśika, 27th pontiff of the Math, on the
founder of the Math. Adyar. Ahobila 14.

Ptd. Bṛhatstotraratnākara, Vavilla Press, Madras, 1929, Pt. II. pp. 469-74.

by Śrīvaṇ Śaṭhagopa Śrī Parāṅkuśa Yatīndra Mahādeśika, 21st pontiff of the Ahobila
Math; on the founder of the Math. Ahobila 8.

Ptd. Bṛhatstotraratnākara, Vavilla Press, Madras, 1929, Pt. II. pp. 467-68.

one of the authors whose verses are found in the Saptaśatī of Hāla (I. 85).