śaiva. gives a treatment of the sixteen purificatory rites (kriyā) which a
Śaiva has to undergo.

French Inst. II. 189. 229/1 (inc.). III. 351. Mad. Uni. R. K. S. 121 (d). TD.
XXVII. 3303. Tirupati (RSVP). 3661 (inc.). 229/1 (inc.). Trav. Uni. 3914-B.
12249-B (inc.). [Page138-b]

śaiva. Tirupati (RSVP) 3662.

Trav. Uni. 3860-E. 9027-A.

śaiva. U. V. S. VI. 141.

śaiva. Trav. Uni. 3860-C (inc.). 3861-B. 3862-B. 3864. 9275-B.

-by Aghoraśivācārya. French Inst. II. 273/1.

Ptd. in SIAA, 1964.

Trav. Uni. 3878-C.

-from Vīrāgama of Suprabheda. Trav. Uni. 3862-B.

TD. XXVII. 3304.

TD. XXVII. 3305.

śaiva. tantra. Trav. Uni. Sup. 18059-N.

by Siddha Vīraṇa. MD. 5543 (1-2 prakaraṇas). 5544.

by Toṭada Siddhaliṅga Śivayogīndra. MD. 5117 (inc.). 5118.

tantra. French Inst. II. 194/2. Govt. Or. Libr. Madras 98. Mysore N. D. XII.
40924. Taylor II. 296. [Page139-a]

-from Śakalāgamasaṅgraha. French Inst. II. 194/5 (inc.).

or Vīraśaivasañjīvanī. name of C. by Kelaḍi Vasava Bhūpāla on
Pañcaślokī. Mysore N. D. XII. 40755. Extr. p. 20.

mantra. TD. 1066 (in a collection).

śaiva. describes Sandhyāvandana to be performed by Śivācāryas (temple
priests) in accordance with Śaivāgamas. UVS. VI. 142 (inc.).

by Śivāgrayogin. in 8 chs. on the provision for and authoritativeness of
Sannyāsa, the fourth varṇa, acc. to Śaivāgama.

Ptd. in Grantha char. Kumbhakonam, 1932.

or ºpaddhati. gṛhya. it contains Samayadīkṣā, Viśeṣadīkṣā and
Nirvāṇadīkṣā. Adyar I. p. 256-b. French Inst. III. 282/8. IM. 845 (inc.).
Mysore N. D. XV. 45762.

-by Nīlakaṇṭha. IM. 759.

-from Kālikākhaṇḍa. Trav. Uni. Sup. 16707-C.

-from Kiraṇāgama. Thiruvavadu. 563.

Tirupati (RSVP). 3663 (inc.).

an illustration. SB. New DC. XII. 45751. [Page139-b]

in 143 vv. PUL. I. p. 129.

See Kane, HDS. I. ii. p. 1119b.

Cf. Śivaśikhāmaṇi

prior to 1570 C.E. q. by Raghunandana in Maṭhapratiṣṭhātattva,
JASB (NS) (1915) 372; by Yadunātha Cakravartin in Mantraratnākara, RASB.
VIII. A. 6192. in Nirṇayasindhu; in Saṅgītanārāyaṇa, Oxf. 201a.

RORI. III. B. 8023 (inc.).

-C. Bālāvabodha. RORI. III. B. 8023 (inc.).

-by Harivaṃśa Śukla. IM. 5422 (inc.).

-by Halāyudha, son of Dhanañjaya, q. in his Brāhmaṇasarvasva (verse 19),
IO. 1640 and q. by Raghunandana in Smṛtitattva.

See Kane, HDS. I. ii. p. 1124a; also M. M. Chakravarti, JASB. 1915,
p. 329.

by Vijayīndrayati. Trippūṇittura I. 482 (2).

See BNK. Sharma, Hist. of Dvai. Lit. Vol. II. p. 188.

dh. on the essence of Śiva worship. by Vidyāpati Upādhyāya alias
ºṬhakkura, son of Gaṇapati and grandson of Jayadatta of Mithila and written
by request of queen Viśvāsadevī, wife of Padma Siṃha of Mithila (1400-1450
C.E.),

Q. in his Durgābhaktitaraṅgiṇī, IO. 2564. Deals with the rules for the
adoration of Śiva, collected from diff. purāṇas. [Page140-a]

For more ref. see Kane, HDS. I. ii. p. 1124a. also JASB (NS) XI
(1915) 31.

Darbhanga 732 (inc.). 1799. Darbhanga Raj 802-4 (inc.). L. 1983. Mithilā I.
367. 368. Nepal II. p. 152.

Ptd. with Bengali transl. Darbhanga, 1897. Union Press, Calcutta, 1898.

See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 2253; also Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1892-1906, 827; also
Rāj Mitra, 1983.

deals with characteristic traits of a Śaiva in general way. French Inst.
II. 177/6.

jy. palmistry in 18 chs. q. in Hastasañjīvana of Meghavijaya Gaṇi, See
Ujjain latest Additions 118.