śaiva. Oppert I. 6253.

lex. ascr. to Ṣaṇmukha. Burnell 52a. Mysore I. p. 610. TD. 5067.

mantra. TD. XXV. 3567.

or Subrahmaṇyaṣaṭka or Kumāraṣaṭka.

See under Subrahmaṇyaṣaṭka.

stotra. in 7 vv. at Mayūrācala (Kunnakkuḍi) by Saccidānanda śivābhinava
Nṛsiṃhabhāratī. (beg: mayUrAcalAgre sadAraM …).

Ptd. Bhaktisudhātaraṅgiṇī, pp. 392-93, V. V. Press, 1913.

stotra. VORI. Tirupati 7056.

by Kumāragurudāsasvāmin.

Ptd. British India Press, Madras, 1919.

See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 2355.

Adyar D. XIII. 2298 (inc.). French Inst. I. 109/5. Trav. Uni. 9595-96.

Cf. Ṣaṇmukhasahasranāmastotra.

or ^ºstava or ^ºstuti. Adyar D. IV. 77. Extr. p. 19. Mysore N. D. [Page288-b] VII. B.
25059 (inc.). 25060. Extr. p. 519. 25061 (inc.). TD. 24406. XXIV. 1235. XXVII. 3657. Trav. Uni.
13429-J. Trav. Uni. Sup. 20251-L.

-by Ṣaḍaṅgadāsa. Tirupati (RSVP). 3854.

See also Subrahmaṇyaṣaṭka.

śaiva. Mysore N. D. XV. 45772. Extr. p. 155.

stora. Baroda II. 13416 (b). Trav. Uni. 13726-H.

stotra. TD. XXV. 3568. XXVII. 3654.

Bud. Prayers and mantras for the well being of the living beings taught by Buddha. AMG.
II. p. 325. Fasc. I. 62 (61). Nepal II. p. 253. Oxf. II. 1449 (123). RASB. I. 47.

-C. by Vasubandhu. Cordier II. pp. 297-98. III. p. 363. Sendai 3989. Suzuki, Otani 3518.

Cf. Ṣaṇmukhadhāraṇī.

Mysore N. D. XVI. ii. 51403.

gṛ. deals with the topic that a king should perform certain rites to get rid of the sin
sprung from obstructing the procedure of the domestic birds viz. Parrot, Kokika etc. TD.
14142.

gr. by Muralīdhara Caṭṭopādhyāya. Vaṅgīya p. 172. [Page289-a]

jy. Darbhanga Raj 1887.

q. in Śārṅgadharasaṃhitā, IO. 2660.

Jain. RORI. XXVII. Sup. 560 (6).

ment. in Nandīsūtra or Nāndīsūtra (Nandisutta) a part of the sacred canon of Jainas,
IO. 7482.

q. by Bhadrabāhu in his Kalpasūtra, IO. 7467.

or Sarvaśāstrāmṛta. jy. by Romakācārya. Udaipur II. 179, 11.

See under Ṣaṣṭhīpūjā.

tantra. source book of Sāṅkhyakārikā of Īśvarakṛṣṇa. (Īśvarakṛṣṇa at the
end of his work says that there is an abridgement of a bigger work called Ṣaṣṭitantra). For
note on this text, see F. O. Otle Schrader: Das Ṣaṣṭitantra, ZDMS. 68, 1914, pp. 101-110.
on the authorship of the Ṣaṣṭitantra see Wiener Zeitschrift fur die Kunde Sud-und Ostasiens, 4,
1960. 71-91. (WZKSOA).

TD. 6693.

See Potter, Encl. of Ind. Phil. I. pp. 16-17

Ptd. (1). Extrs with Sāṅkhyasūtras, Bibl. Ind. 27, 1856, 54. 1865. 1872. 1893. (2). with
Īśvarakṛṣṇa's Sāṅkhyakārikās and with Hindi exposition by Raja Rama,
Arsagranthavali, 8. 4. 5.; 1912. (3). trans. with Īśvarakṛṣṇa's Sāṅkhyakārikās by
Nandalal Siṃha, Sacred Books of Hindus. 11, 1915.

tantra. compendium of sixty doctrines most lost. by Vārṣagaṇya alias [Page289-b]
Pañcaśikha (400 C. E.). authoritative text of classical Sāṅkhya. q. in Pramāṇasamuccaya of
Diṅnāga; in C. of Jinendrabuddhi on Nayacakra of Siṃha Sūri.

On a reconstruction of the epistemology of this work from these source, see Die
Erkenntnislehre des Klassischen Sāṅkhya von Erich Franmallner, Wiener Zeitschrift fur die
Kunde Sud und Ostasuns (WZKSO), II. 1958. 84-139; also M. Hiriyanna, The Ṣaṣṭitantra and
Vārṣagaṇya, JOR. 33 (i), 1929, pp. 107-112; also Gauḍapāda's C. on the Sāṅkhyakārikās
of Paramārtha's Chinese version of Sāṅkhyakārikābhāṣya are derived.

See Takakusu, BEFEO. 4, 1904. 4. 25.