one of the Śatakatrayī of Dhanadarājakavi. See under Śatakatrayī.

subhāṣita. TD. 23740.

grandfather of Vaidyanātha (a. of Śṛṅgārapāvanabhāṇa, MD. 12703).
[Page095-b]

by Rāṅgācārya (1856-1918 C.E.), father of Kapisthalam
Kṛṣṇamācārya.

See M. Krishnamachariar, HCSL. sn. 493.

prahasana. describing the purāṇic story of Nārada's sex transformation.
by Mahāliṅga Śāstrin (Kavisārvabhauma).

Ptd. Jhiruvalangadu Sahityacandraśālā, 1956.

by Śrīnātha Mahākavi.

Ptd. Ānanda Press, Madras, 1914.

See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 2592.

kāvya. Trav. Uni. 4207-A.

kāvya. by Vāṇīvilāsa Dīkṣita. BHU. 6563. Bikaner 3102. Rep. Raj & C.
I. p. 51. Wai D. II. 8970 (inc.).

kāvya. BISM. (Ptd. Cat.) 46/232. Oppert II. 6478.

-C. Vyākhyā. Sri. Dev. 689b.

See Śṛṅgāraśloka.

Ptd. Śāradā Vilāsa Press, Venkatagiri, 1908.

See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 2592.

alaṅk. Oppert I. 5766.

See P. V. Kane, HSP. p. 440a. [Page096-a]

bhāṇa. it was intended to be staged on the occasion of the Vernal festival
of Tyāgarāja, a form of Śiva, worshiped in Tiruvalūr. by Vaidyanātha.

MD. 12703. S. V. Uni. 274 (with śloka index) Extr. II. pp. 234. 275. VORI.
Tirupati 6721-22.

Trippūṇittura II. 321.

alaṅk. in 36 Prakāśas on poetics. by Bhojadeva alias ºrāja, king of
Dhārā (1054 C.E.), son of Sindhula. q. in Alaṅkārasudhānidhi,
attributed to Sāyaṇa. For detailed study see V. Raghavan, Bhoja's Śṛ.
Pra., Madras, 1963 also ABORI. Golden Jubili Vols. XLVIII and XLIX. p.
276; also P. V. Kane, HSP., p. 440b; S. N. Dasgupta, HSL. Classical
Period, Vol. I. pp. 16fn. 201; K. K. Raja, CKSL. p. 44.

For the Apabhraṃśa Passage from Bhoja's Śṛ. Pra., I-VIII. See H. C.
Bhayani, J. of Ori. Inst., M. S. Uni. Baroda XXV. p. 354ff.

Adyar II. App. xii-a. (p. 254a). Adyar D. V. 1835 (I-VIII) (inc.). 1836
(inc.). Baroda II. 13206 (inc.). 13239 (inc.). 13724 (inc.). 13787 (inc.).
Deśamaṅgalam 89-90. 841. 1098-99. 1225. MT. 3252 (a). 3785 (9-11 prakāśas).
S. V. Uni. 135 (in a collection). 380 (in a collection). 428 (in a collection).
773 (in a collection). 1115-21 (inc.). TCD. 1196-B (inc.). Trav. Uni. T-454
(inc.). Trav. Uni. Sup. L-938 (inc.). Trippūṇittura I. 346 (inc.). 1000
(inc.). 1079 (inc.). 1081 (inc.). Triv. Cur. VI. 91 (inc.). VORI. Tirupati
8776-82 (inc.). [Page096-b]

Ptd. (1) as supplement to NIA. I. (1 - 48). A treatise on Sanskrit and
Prakrit rhetoric 1st eight chapters. ed. by Yatirājasvāmī of Melakote and G.
R. Josyer, Mysore, IASR, 1955, XXIII, 304 p. index. (2) ed. V. Ragnavan,
Vasant Press, Theosophical Society, Adyar, Madras, 1963. (3) Pkt. text restored
by V. M Kulkarni in J. of Shivaji University, 1 (i-ii) ff. (4) ed. by Revaprasad
Dwivedi, IGNCA, New Delhi, 2007-08.

erotic. SB. New DC. XI. ii. 105037 (inc.).

kāvya. Oppert I. 5679. TA. 1373 (b).

alaṅk. RASB. VI. 4937.

bhāṇa. Harihara Sastri XXXII. 2. Luck. Uni. p. 67. S. V. Uni. I. 221 (in a
collection). 224 (in a collection). 506 (in a collection). 696 (in a
collection). 980 (in a collection). VORI. Tirupati 6726 (inc.).

-by (Viñjimūru) Anantācārya alias Anantakavi, son of Ve1ṅkaṭācāraya
and younger brother of Śrīnivāsrāghava. Adyar II. p. 2b (2 mss.; 1 inc.).
Adyar D. V. 1574. 1575 (inc.).

-by Vāmanabhaṭṭabāṇa alias Abhinava Bhaṭṭabāṇa, son of Kova(ma)ti
Yajvan.

See S. N. Dasgupta, HSL., Classical Period Vol. I. p. 299ff.

Adyar II. p. 32b (2 mss.). Adyar PL. pp. 141. Adyar D. V. 1576-77. 1578
(inc.). 1579. Baroda II. 6397. 6694 (b) (inc.). Burnel 173b (4 mss.). French
Inst. II. 175/3 (inc.). GD. [Page097-a] 1593. Govt. Ori. Libr. Mad. 98.
Granthappura p. 79 (no. 1593). Hz. 595. MD. 12704-05. 12706 (inc.). MT. 4253
(a). 8869. Mysore I. p. 285. Mysore N. D. VIII. 27852. Extr. pp. 357-58. 27853.
27854 (inc.). 27855-56. Oppert I. 623. II. 2301. 9115. 9223. 9767. OSM. II.
4720. PUL. II. p. 285 (3 mss.). S. V. Uni. I. 276 (inc.). 277. Extr. II. pp.
235. 278. 318-19 (in a collection). TD. 4616-21. 4622 (inc.). XXVI. 3639 (inc.).
Trav. Uni. 2252-C. 2504-B (inc.). 2888-A. Trav. Uni. Sup. 16971-B. 20598. Utkal
Uni. 2883. VORI. Tirupati 6723-25.

Ptd. (1). Sarasvatīnilaya Press, Madras, 1873. (2). Kalānidhi Press, 1876.
(3). in Granthapradarsanī, Ser. no. 16. Vizaga-patam, 1895. (4). in
Kāvyamālā, Ser. no. 58. N. S. Press, Bombay, 1896. (5). Arsha Press,
Vizagapatanam, 1897. (6). Śāstrasañjivanī Press, Madṇīras (sic.),
1915.

See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1876-92. p. 36. 1892-1906. pp. 780. 821. also; IO.
Ptd. Bks. 1938. p. 2591.

-by (Śrīśaila) Veṅkaṭācārya, son of Candragiri Veṅkaṭācārya. Adyar
D. V. 1580. 1581 (inc.).

-by Śrīnivāsācārya. MT. 3144 (c) (inc.).

or Śṛṅgārarasabandhapradīpikā. alaṅk. name of C. by Harihara on his
own Ratirahasya.

See P. V. Kane, HSP. p. 440b.

See under the text.

by Eṭṭan Tampurān alias Mānavikrama Kavirāja Kumāra. See K. K. Raja,
CKSL. p. 259. [Page097-b]

alaṅk. Bikaner 3717 (inc.). Lucknow Mus. Moodbidri DC. p. 225. Ramesvaram
187. 206. TD. XXV. 3956. 3957 (inc.). 3962.

-or Prākṛtapañcaratna. Adyar II. p. 38b. Adyar D. V. 558. 1837 (inc.).
Khn. 52. Lakṣmīsena pp. 4, 26. MT. 4285 (inc.). Mysore N. D. VIII. 27857.
Extr. p. 358. 206. Saurashtra p. 62. SB. New DC. XI. 41358 (inc.).

-C. Khn. 52.

-C. Vivṛti by Trivikama. SB. New DC. XI. 41536 (inc.).

-by Akabar Śāha alias Baḍe Sāheb, of the family of Gesu Daraj of
Gulbarga, son of Śāha Rāju, teacher of Abul Hasan, Qutb Śāha of Golconda
(died in 1704 C.E.)

See V. Raghavan, Bhoja's Śṛ. Pra. pp. 325-35. 675; also Dr. C. Kunhan
Raja Presentation Vol. Madras, 1941; P. V. Kane, HSP. p. 440b.

Mysore II. p. 14. Mysore N. D. VIII. 28715. Extr. p. 461. 28716. TD.
11001.

Ptd. (1) ed. by V. Raghavan, Hyderabad Arch. Dept. 1951. (2) Dr. V. Raghavan
Centre for Performing Arts, Chennai, 2012.

-by Rāyajaina alias ºkavi alias Kāmarāya (Jainabhūpāla). Mysore I. p.
304 (2 mss.). Mysore N. D. VIII. 28717. Extr. p. 461. 28718. Śravaṇabelgola
282.

-C. Vyākhyā by a. himself. Mysore N. D. VIII. 28720. 28721. Extr.
p. 462.

-by Rudraśiva. Mysore N. D. VIII. 28719. Extr. p. 462. [Page098-a]

-or ºkārikā. by Nārāyaṇa, son of Viṣṇu. RORI XXII. 2122 (inc.). SB.
New DC. XI. 40814 (inc.). 40904. 41359

-by Parvatavardhana. Mysore III. 8.

-by Pratāpasiṃhadeva. BORI. 1447a of 1887-91.

-or Rasamañjarī. alaṅk. by Bhānu Bhaṭṭa alias Bhānukara, son of
Gaṇanātha.

See under Rasamañjarī.

Addl. mss.:

BHU. 6812-29. 6843-44. IIO. Stein 301.

-by Bhoganātha. q. in Alaṅkārasudhānidhi, attributed to Sāyaṇa.

See ABORI. Golden Jubilee, Vols. XLVIII and XLIX. pp. 275-76; and P.
Sriramamurti, Cont. of Andhra to Skt. Lit, pp. 101-02; also M.
Krishnamachariar, HCSL. sn. 125.

Jain. composed in the second half of the 10th Cent. by Ajitasenadeva alias
Jinasenācārya. in 3 chs. written for Jaina prince.

Arrah II. 83. Lakṣmīsena p. 41. MD. 12956-57. Moodbidri I. 96 (b). Mysore
I. p. 304. Pannalal Bombay V. p. 5. Śg. II. p. 231. Śravaṇabelgola, 395a.

See P. V. Kane, HSP. p. 440b; also Jinaratnakośa, p. 386b.

bhāṇa.

-by Kerala Varma Deva. SSES. 889. TCD. 1339. Tra. Ad. Rep. 1101, 49. Trav.
Uni. T-M-125 (inc.). Trav. Uni. Sup. 1780-B. [Page098-b]

-or Śrīraṅgarājabhāṇa. by Gopālācārya Jāmpalli, son of Vīramāmbā
and Immaḍi Veṅkaṭarāya. For more ref. see S. N. Dasgupta, HSL. (Classical
Period), Vol. I. pp. 490fn, 566.

Andhra Uni. 1196. Hz. 385. Extr. 77. TA. 4005.

-or Śāharājīya. by Periyappā alias Appākavi, son of Aṇṇan
Śāstrin.

See under Śṛṅgāramañjarīsāhajīya.

-by Ratikara.

MT. 5201. VVRI. 1. p. 218. Extr. II. p. 244.

See K. K. Raja, CKSL. p. 223.

-by Viśvanātha(?), a poet in the art of Vemayamantrin. MT. 1876 (a).

kāvya.

-or Āryāśataka. by Manohararāya. Hz. 1825. Extr. p. 90. TD. 3965.

-by Mānakavi. Govt. Or. Libr. Madras 98.