of Kashmir. Bud.

--Caturviṁśapaṭalavistaraṭīkā Arthālokakarī nāma. Cordier III. p. 148.

poet surnamed Tho. Subh. 943.

quoted in the Padyāvali of Rūpagosvāmin. De's edn. vv. 21, 358 (fn. has an additional
verse). See also IO. Eggeling p. 1535b and RASB. VII. 5446.

--Ānandakāvya with C. BORI. D. XIII. i. 31. Report VII.

son of Prabhākara, of the Daśaputra family.

--Āhnika. Cs. II. 307. Trav. Uni. 1958.

--Kārakānanda. gr. L. 2414.

--Kokamañjarī or Kokasāra. erotics. IM. 1652. 1658 (Kokamañjarī).

--Dharmasampradāyadīpika dh. BORI. 224 of 1884-87. Report XXIII. [Page097-a]

--Mādhavānala. Peters. V. 428 (inc.). See below under Ānandadhara.

or bhagavadAnanda

--Svaprakāśa or Svaprakāśarahasya. jy. Adyar (shelf no. 75175). BORI. 226 of 1895-98. K.
246.

--C. Bhāṣya on Brahmasūtra. IM. 943 (inc.).

--C. on Śaṅkara's Vākyavṛtti. BORI. 377 of 1895-1902. a. same as Ānandajñāna (Ā. giri) ?
See MT. 3380 (a).

of Haṁsāvati, Burma; a. of Pāli C. on Abhidhamma, madhusāratthadīpanī, 16th cent.
Pali Lit. Burma, p. 47.

poet. Subh. 3190.

poet. Subh. 1985.

name of a C. on the Kamalodaya of Kṛṣṇamohana Kavi. Dacca 933.

med. tantra. on mercury-preparations, tantric siddhis, certain herbal preparations aiding
spiritual effort, apparatus (yantras) needed for preparing these, preparations from minerals,
metals, gems etc. Text spoken by Mahābhairava to Devī; in two sections Amṛtīkaraṇaviśrānti
(26 chs.) and Kriyākaraṇaviśrānti (10 chs.); Tanjore ptd. text has two additional supplementary
chs. at end, Paribhāṣās and Prakīrṇaka. Seems to have been written at Śrīśaila to which and
to villages and spots around which there are references in I. 12.

Adyar. Burnell 70b (2 mss.). IO. 8050 (section I. Amṛtīkaraṇaviśrānti, from ch. 4 to about
ch. 24). MD. 7759 (ends on p. 193 of the Tanjore ptd. text; seems [Page097-b] to begin much earlier
than ch. 12 of Amṛtīkaraṇaviśrānti). MT. 4335 (chs. 1-14 and part of 15 in section I extends
from beg. to Tanjore ptd. text p. 218, śl. 141). Mysore I. p. 361 (3 mss. one from beg. to section
II. ch. 1-9; another section, I and the third section II). Oxf. 319b (from section I, ch. 4 to end,
i.e. section II. ch. 10, but with some disorder of chs. in the latter part). R. A. Sastri II. 196
(ms. in Wanaparti Estate). TCD. V. 834 (complete; but does not have at end the two sup. chs. in
Tanjore ptd. text). Trav. Uni. T. 389 (Mantra). 1501A (section I Amṛtīkaraṇaviśrānti, See NCC.
I, p. 265a). Triv. Cur. V. 127.

Q. in Aṣṭamahāmātrā, med., Bomb. Uni. 263; see also Hall p. 19, q. in a yoga text.

Text ptd. on the basis of the TD. mss., Tanjore Sarasvati Mahal Ser. 15, 1952.

a.'s name or descriptive attribute of a. (Siddhāntamakaranda, jy., following
Sūryasiddhānta). Bomb. Uni. 358. Hpr. III. p. 229. IO. 2954-6. Lz. 983. RASB. 6875. Mss. have
different titles, Tithyādipatra, Makarandodāharaṇa and Grahalāghavodāharaṇa; see also under
these titles. Dikshit calls a. Makaranda and assigns him to 15th cent. A. D.

Text Ptd. Banaras, 1869.

jy. Kalpavallīpaddhatiṭīkā by Devakīnandana.

jy. gaṇita. TD. XX. Sup. no. 889.

(also called Mathurācampū) vaiṣ. by Mitramiśra, 17th cent. BL. 258. BORI. D. XIII. iii.
1197. [Page098-a] Mysore I. p. 263. PUL. II. p. 271. Radh 23. SB. 311.

--C. Gūḍhārthadīpikā by a. ? PUL. II. 271.

Ptd. Text only, Princess of Wales Sar. Bha. Texts, 36, 1931.

campūkāvya by Samarapuṅgava Dīkṣita. IO. 4036]. This is really his (Tīrtha)
Yātrāprabandha, published in K. M. 90.

Mentioned in Smṛtisāroddhāra of Viśvaṁbhara. Kane, HDS., 515a.

Grand-father of Prajñākara of Mithilā (C. on Nalodaya, L. 3394).

vedānta. by Mukundarāma. B. IV. 46.