Govt. Or. Libr. Madras 97. MD. 18085. Mysore N. D. XVI. ii. 51184.

this mantra in praise of Śuddhaśakti, i. e. Śakti conceived as not being
subjected to any limiting conditions and repetition is considered to be
efficacious in making one learned. MD. 7413. Ram Singh 1117. [Page036-b]

Repetition of several significant names of Śuddhaśakti followed by the
pouring of libation of water is considered to have the power to enable one to
enter into the subterranean regions and accomplish ones desires.

MD. 7414.

addressed to Śuddhaśakti. MD. 7415. Ram Singh 1117.

Govt. Or. Libr. Madras 97.

Taylor II. 406.

tantra. Ānandāśrama 2132.

diff. texts. Adyar II. p. 226a (4 mss.). Allahabad D. VII. 3322.
Ānandāśrama 2255. 2395. 2644. Baroda II. 8413 (b). Bharatpur III. 242. XVI.
125. 192. BISM. Nasik Patwardhan 76. BISM. (Ptd. Cat.) 37/76. Bomb. Uni. 1923.
CPB. 5869. Govt. Or. Libr. Madras 97. IM. 4105. MD. 6126
(ºkhaḍgaśaktimālāmantra). 7416. 19739. MT. 1229 (e).). 7005. 9095. Mysore
N. D. XVI. ii. 51185-86 (inc.). 51187-88. Prayag I. 2060 (inc.). Ram Singh 1117
(on Śiva). 1124 (70). SB. New DC. V. iii. 75951 (inc.). VI. 24141. 24330. 24423
(inc.). ii. 85541. 86032. iii. 90890. Taylor II. 139. 157. TD. XX. Sup. 212.
717. 1066 (inc.). XXV. 4036. 4039-40. XXVII. 4160. Udaipur SS. I. 1425. Wai 397.
Wai D. II. 8422-27. 8428 (inc.). 10646-47. [Page037-a]

-from Lalitāpariśiṣṭa of Brahmottarakhaṇḍa. SB. New DC. VI. ii. 88106.
TD. XX. Sup. 1297.

Mysore N. D. XVI. ii. 51189 (inc.).

tantra. Baroda II. 182. RORI. XVIII. 1823. SB. New DC. V. iii. 74537. iv.
81656.

Cf. Śuddhaśaktimālāmantra.

Mysore N. D. XVI. ii. 51180. Extr. p. 228. Ramsing 1117. TD. XXV. 4038. Wai
D. II. 10648-49.

Mysore N. D. XVI. ii. 51190. Extr. pp. 229-30. Ram Singh 1117
(phalaśruti).

addressed to Śuddhaśakti is considered to have the power to enable one to
find out places containing hidden treasure. MD. 7417. Ram Singh 1117.

Ram Singh 1117.

addressed to Kāmeśvarī for achieving certain qualities and completion for
body. MD. 19742. Mysore N. D. XVI. ii. 51191-92. Taylor II. 139. TD. XXV. 4037.
Wai D. II. 10669.

Śaiva. Mysore N. D. XV. 45755. [Page037-b]

VVRI. I. p. 127 (inc.).

Ptd. Punjale Printing works, Lahore, 1916.

See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 2634.

or ºpaddhati or ºprayoga or Śuddhiº. SB. New DC. II. i. 8994. iv.
63266 (inc.). VVRI. I. p. 128. WIHM. II. 1070.

-by Haṃsaparivrājaka. VVBISIS. II. 518. VVRI. I. pp. 127-28.

by Kālīprasāda. SB. New DC. XII. ii. 108299.

of Kauśikagotra, father of Lakṣmaṇācārya (a. of C. Bhāṣya on
Rahasyatrayamīmāṃsā, MD. 5340).

son of Varapradaguru.

-Śārīrakādhikaraṇasaṅkṣepa. MD. 18270.

nāṭaka. by Anantācārya. Andhra Uni. 1212.

-by (Māḍabhūsi) Veṅkaṭācārya (1860-1897 C.E.), son of
Anantācārya.

See M. Krishnamachariar, HCSL. sns. 765. 769. 994.

of Viśvāmitra family, father of Rāmānujācārya (a. of
Atharvaśikhāvilāsasaṅgrahastuti, MT. 3195 (j)).

alias Śrīnivāsācārya.

See under Śrīnivāsācārya. [Page038-a]

-Caramaślokacandrikā. pointing out some differences between the system of
Vedāntadeśika and Pillai Lokācārya.

See under Caramaślokacandrikā and also under Rahasyacandrikā.