Jain. Saurashtra p. 78 (inc.).

or Dharmābhyudaya. Jain. kāvya. on the life of Vastupāla. by Udayaprabha Sūri, disciple of Vijayasena Sūri of the Nāgendragaccha.

For more ref. see V. Raghavan, Bhoja's Śṛ. Pra. p. 810.

BP. p. 161b. Jainagranthāvalī p. 331. Pattan I. p. 14. Peters. I. App. p. 33. III. Extr. p. 16. L. D. Ser. 20. 1045 (inc.).

See Jinaratnakośa, pp. 195a. 411b.

Ptd. Singhi Jain Ser. 4. 1949. [Page146-b]

See Jinaratnakośa, p. 411b.

-Sudarśanarāsa. BORI. 1670 of 1891-95.

Jain. Pkt. Rohtek 31.

-C. ibid.

Jain. Chani 2799.

Jain. by Harṣakīrti Sūri, disciple of Candrakīrti Sūri. Ben. 258-59.

teacher of Śrīharṣa (a. of Amarakhaṇḍana, Adyar D. VI. 797).

-C. Bhāṣyavivaraṇa on Śāradātilaka.

See under the text.

an orthodox Buddhist authority on Vaibhāṣika, opponent of the Bud. Scholar Vasubandhu (420-500) and his brother in Asaṅga.

See Takakkura, JRAS, 1905. 46; Wint. HIL. Vol. II. p. 358fn.; Satish Chandra Vidyasagar, HIL. p. 248.

-Nyāyānusāraśāstra or Koś(ṣ)ārakaśāstra.

See under Nyāyānusāraśāstra.

-Nyāyasāra. a refutation of Abhidhammakośa of Vasuvandhu. [Page147-a]

disciple and younger brother of Buddhaghoṣa, whose Samantapāsādikā was translated into Chinese in 488 C.E. by him. This is famous dated record of the Buddhists.

(May he different from his namesake and Vaibhāṣika opponent of Vasubandhu). For more ref. see Takakkura, JRAS. 1905. 51-52.

Ptd. ed. by Nalinaksha Dutta, in Gilgit Manuscripts, Vol. III. iii. pp. 213-255; Satyam Publication, Delhi, 1950 (1st edn.). 1984 (2nd edn.).

Jain. RORI. X. 1200.

poet. q. in Skm. Calcutta edn. vv. 37. 241. 2179.

Buddhist authority.

-Cakraśaṃbarasahajasādhanaguruparamparopadeśa-bhūṣaṇāṅgadaśaka. Cordier III. pp. 103-04.

Jain. BP. p. 169a.

Jain. by Saṅghayaṇācārya (prob. same with Lesana Sūri). Ahmedabad 31-32. Ujjain I. pp. 85 (2 mss.). 86 (2 mss.).

See under Saṅgrahaṇisūtra.

Buddhist monk of Ceylon, disciple of Sāriputta Thera [Page147-b] and Medhaṅkara of Udumbaragiri (later part of 12th Cent.). q. by Wickramasimghe in his note. For more ref. see JRAS. 1896. 201.

-C. Sumaṅgalapasādani on Khuddasikkhā. Cambr. Uni. Pāli p. 146. Colombo D. I. 40.

-Ṇavādimoggallāna.

Ptd. with Burmese Nissaya, Rangoon, 1900.

See Br. Mus Ptd. Bks. 1892-1906. 588-89.

-Vuttodaya. See under the text.

-Sambandhacintā. See under the text.

-Subodhālaṅkāra. See under the text.

-Susaddhanidhi. See under the text.

Bud. by Prajñāloka Bhikṣu.

Ptd. with Bengali transl. Sonaton Press, Chittagonj, 1910.

See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 2288.

disciple of Vijayasena Sūri of Tapāgaccha.

-C. Kalpapradīpikā on Kalpasūtra (only Paryuṣaṇāsūtra) of Bhadrabāhu. See under Kalpasūtra and also Paryuṣaṇāsūtra.

of Tapāgaccha, preceptor of Udayavīragaṇin (a. of Pārśvanāthacarita, BORI. D. XIX. 2. ii. 387).

q. in Skm. Calcutta edn. vv. 1236. 1606. [Page148-a]

q. in Skm. Calcutta edn. v. 1200.

-C. Vṛtti on Samyaktvasaptati of Haribhadra Sūri.

See under the text.

Jain. Chani 4023.

-C. Stabaka. ibid.