by Revārāma. CPB. 5553.

a siddhācārya. according to Sumpā Mkhan-po, he was huntsman of the hills of “Baṅgala” who
with his two wives Loki and Guni, was converted to Buddhism, by Nāgārjuna. The Tibetan sources,
place him as a contamporary of Lui-pā, making him even a preceptor of Lui-pā in Tantrism. 13
Vajrayāna works are assigned to him.

See Buddhist Tantric Literature of Bengal, NIA. I. p. 15.

-Adhiṣṭhānamahākālasādhana. Cordier II. p. 128. Sendai 1762.

See also under Svādhiṣṭhānamahākālasādhana. [Page081-a]

-Raktavajrayoginīsādhana. Bud. Cordier II. p. 55. Sendai 1548. Suzuki, Otani 2256.

-(Śrī) Vajrayoginīsādhana. Bud. Cordier II. p. 56.

-Vajrayoginyabhiṣekasaṃkṣepa. Suzuki, Otani 2271.

-Vajravidāriṇīdhāriṇī. Suzuki, Otani 3510.

-Śūnyatādṛṣṭādṛṣṭi. Sendai 2426.

from Adhyātmarāmāyaṇa of Brahmāṇḍapurāṇa.

Ptd. Bombay, 1899.

See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1892-1906. 495.

TD. XXIV. 1120.

alias Śabari alaias Śabarīpāda. See above.

gr. Ānandāśrama 1453. Trav. Uni. 10079.

śaiva. an Upāgama in Dīptāgama. See list in Kāmikāgama.

MT. 7732. A thesis submitted to the govt. on list of Sanskrit words written in Roman.

a sn. of Tattvacintāmaṇidīdhiti. See Śabdakhaṇḍa.

a treatise on Nyāyavaiśeṣika. IO. 5867. 7911.

Lakṣmīsena pp. 12. 17. 39. Sri. Dev. 111 b (inc.). [Page081-b]

q. by Rāmakaṇṭha in his C. on Sadyojyotis, Nareśvaraparīkṣā, Kas. Ser. 45. p.
24.

gr. (chalarīya). Rice 24.

gr. Rice 22.

gr. Oppert I. 789.

gr. Rice 24.

-by Rāmakṛṣṇa. Mysore I. p. 642 (inc.). Mysore N. D. X. 34287 (inc.).

q. by Vararuci in his Patrakaumudī, IO. 7203.

VRI. III. 9590 (inc.).

lex.

-or Kalpadrukośa or Nāmakalpadruma or Keśavanighaṇṭu. by Keśava. See under respective
titles.

Addl. mss.:

Bikaner 5483. RASB. VI. 4705. 4705-A. Up. Br. Mutt 349 (inc.).

Ptd. GOS. XLII. LX (index).

-lex. by Rādhākāntadeva. Radh. 11. Ranbir I. pp. 244-46. Sūcīpattra 6. Utkal Uni. 2458.

Ptd. (1). Calcutta, 1827-57 (2). Nutana Bangala Press, Calcutta, 1874-77. (3). Ramanaryana Press,
Calcutta, 1888-92 (4). 3rd edition Calcutta, 1903 (5) Vasumati Press, Calcutta, 1907 (6) Hitavadi
Press, Calcutta, 1928. [Page082-a]

See Br. Mus., Ptd. Bks. 1892-1906. 517; also See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 2221.

-by Vyāsakeśva. lex. Oudh 1877, 18. cf. the text by Keśva.

ny. or Dvitīyādivyutpattivādavicāra. by Gadādhara.

See under Dvitīyādivyutpattivicāra.

Addl. mss.:

RASB. XI. 7858-59. 7861 (inc.).

bhakti. by Jīvagosvāmin (a devotional poem on the Kṛṣṇa legend).

Ptd. (1). with Vaiṣṇavasandarbha, Brindaban, 1903-1907 (2). with C. Vimalā and Bengali
transl. by Sachinandana Gosvamin, Brindaban, 1907.

See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1906-28. 428. 757. 1449.

gr. or Kavikalpadruma (dhātupāṭha) by Vopadeva. See under Kavikalpadruma.

TD. XXV. 3240.

lex. VRI. II. 6214 (inc.).

lex. q. by Yogeśvara in his C. on Bhāgavatapurāṇa, see BBRAS. 947.

BISM. (Ptd. Cat.) 52/446. Damodar (fr.). Lucknow Skt. Parishad II. iv. p. 190. Extr. pp. 426-27.
Mysore N. D. XV. 47730-33 (inc.). Nagaur III. 3326 (inc.). Pheh. 5. SB. New DC. XI. 44016 (inc.).
ii. 107245. VRI. [Page082-b] I. 3091 (inc.). III. 9591-93 (3 mss.). Waranga 66 (C) (inc.).

-by Dharmadāsa. Rajasthan Jain Pt. V. p. 539.