[Page001-a] Bud. Nepal II. p. 257.

or Bṛhatkalpasūtra or Bṛhatsādhukalpasūtra. ascr. to Bhadrabāhu. See under
Bṛhatkalpasūtra.

Pāli. Br. Mus. Pāli p. 144.

one of the texts ment. in an inscription at Pagan, dated 1442 A. D.

See Pali tracts in inscriptions in the J. Myth. Soc. XXII, p. 411.

Fausboll 158.

cf. Moggalāna Vyākaraṇa.

one of the texts ment. in an inscription at Pagan, dated 1442 A. D.

See Pali tracts in inscriptions in the J. Myth. Soc. XXII, p. 413.

On Pāli prosody. in 6 chs. composed on the basis of Sanskrit works like Vṛttaratnākara etc. by
Saṅgharakkhita Thera, said to be a disciple of Sāriputta and Medhaṅkara of Ceylon, belongs to the
12th Cent. A. D.; agrees with work of Piṅgala.

See Ind. Cult. XV. p. 201.

Alwis pp. 186-88. Colombo p. 55-56 (an.). Colombo D. I. 2171. Fausboll 148. 152. 170-71. 172
(inc.). 173. IO. Pāli p. 106 (no. 88). Paris Pāli p. 37 (an.).

For more details about the work, see Childers, Khuddaka Pāṭha, p. 22; also JRAS
(1896) 201. [Page001-b]

Ptd. (1) St. Petersburg, 1870. (2) with transl. and notes: by G. E. Fryer, Calcutta, 1877. (2)
with Sinhalese transl. Colombo, 1888. (3) 2nd edn. with Burmese C. Mandalay, 1897, 1914(4) in
Moggallāna. Rangoon, 1898. (5) with C. by Samantapāsādika Thera, Mandalay, 1899. (6) with Burmese
transl. and C. Rangoon, 1900, 1908. (7) with C. s Vacanatthajotikā of Samantapāsādika Thera and
Chappachayadīpikā of Paññasīha, Rangoon, 1911.

See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1876-92. 358; 1892-1906. 388. 588-89; 1906-28. 917-18. 1500.

-C. Paris Pāli p. 37 (2 mss.).

-C. by (Nava) Vimalabudhi. Fausboll 173.

-C. Pañcikā or Chandosāratyavikāsinī by Sadhammañāṇa Thera, a distinguished
Pāli and Skt. scholar and an inhabitant of Pagan (also a. of Pāli transl. of Kātantra gr.).

-C. Vacanatthajotikā by Samantapāsādika Thera. IO. Pali p. 107 (no. 89).

See IHQ. XV. p. 168; also Ind. Cult. XV. p. 198; JPTS. 1908, p. 99; Bode,
Pāli. Lit of Burma, p. 26.

See also Fausboll, JPTS, 1896, pp. 51. 52; Piṭakatthamain, p. 74, Bode,
PLB. p. 26; Malasekhara, DPPN. I, 922. 926; II. 1017.

q. by Maithila Durgādatta in Vṛttamuktāvalī, IO. 1113; by Mitra Miśra in Vīramitrodaya, IO.
1471.

-Upasargārthavivaraṇa. dh. Rajasthan Jain Pt. IV. p. 52. [Page002-a]

preceptor of Rāma Bhaṭṭa (a. of C. Bhāṣya on Āśval. Gṛh. Kārikā, RASB. II. 320).

q. in Sarvadeśavṛttāntasaṅgraha by Maheśa Ṭhakkura, IO. 4106.

king. q. in Sadrāgacandrodaya of Puṇḍarīkaviṭṭhala, IO. 5193.

|Cambay I. 116 (ii).

Jain. JASB. NS. 1908, p. 432b (no. 7351).

-Rudrākṣadhāraṇavidhi. NPS. I. p. 312 (inc.).

son of Harighāla, grandson of Lajjārāma, great-grandson of Rāma of Candana family; resident
of Amṛtāsaraḥpurī.

-Dhātudarpaṇa. Trav. Uni. 2048.

father of Viṭṭhala Dīkṣita (a. of Kuṇḍasiddhi, IO. 3160).

RORI. II. A. 2764.

a short Campū kāvya describing the story of killing of Vṛkāsura by Lord Śiva. MT. 4426.
Trav. Uni. 12376-B. Trippūṇittura II. 165. 275.

See K. K. Raja, CKSL., p. 238. [Page002-b]

TD. XXVII. 4884.

alias Bhīmasena. authority on roots. q. in Dhātukāvya of Nārāyaṇa, IO. 7882.

joint a. with Digambara Bhaṭṭa.

-Lalitāvalī. lex. SSPC. II. B. 25.

med. RASB. 8307. 8392.

from Skandapurāṇa. VRI. III. 7433.

from Viṣṇudharmottara. Radh. 33.

|SB. New DC. II. iii. 60187. III. 14030.

|BISM. vi. 385. BISM. (Ptd. Cat.) 82/385.