Vedānta. explaining the Vaiṣṇava systems.

Allahabad D. III. 2065. Bomb. Uni. Velankar 1116. Darbhanga Raj 2603. Mysore III. p. 21. Prayag
I. 258 (inc.). RASB. XI. 8697-98. SB. New DC. XII. ii. 108112.

-C. Tattvaprakāśikā by Rādhāramaṇadāsa. Prayag I. 258 (inc.).

-Nirvāṇayogattara from. Lonavla 216.

-by Viśvanātha Siṃhadeva alias Bābu Sāheb, King of Rewa (1813-54 C.E.). an
interesting work, containing the teaching of the five Ācāryas. (Viṣṇusvāmin, Rāmānuja,
Nimbārka, Rāmānanda and Madhvācārya).

Alph. List Beng. Govt. p. 126. Jaipur Mus. Ser. 1. p. 36. L. 2329. NPS. II. 448 (2 mss.; inc.).
450 (inc.). Oppert I. 6269. Oudh III. 20. V. 24. XIII. 98. 118. SB. New DC. VII. ii. 91541. XII. ii.
108175.

-by Śrīcandra.

See Viśvatattvaprakāśa, Intro. to Jīvarāja Jaina Granthamālā 16, Sholapur,
1964, p. 84.

jy. (horoscope of prince Navanihāl Singh of Lahore). The work, besides the horoscope, contains
much general information on astronomy and astrology and is to be regarded as an album of Jyotiṣa,
having the horoscope merely as a [Page163-a] nucleus. The whole book form an excellent example of
modern Indian calligraphy, illumination and miniature painting.

-by Durgāśaṅkara Pāṭhaka, son of Śivalāla Pāṭhaka, born in 1787 C.E. Br. Mus.
501.

dictionary of philosophic terms. by Gaurīśaṅkara Bhikṣu, disciple of Hīrālāla Rāmapurī
and Cetana Kiṅkara.

Ptd. Pulthi, Benares, 1922.

See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1906-28, 315.

Ahmedabad 4864 (27). 4867 (27). Baroda II. 13168. Jesalmere Skt. Intro. p. 33 (no. 293 (3)). L.
D. Ser. 36. pp. 160. 199. Rep. Raj & C. I. p. 27.

-C. Vyākhyā. Jesalmere Skt. Intro. p. 33 (no. 293 (3)).

Ptd. ed. by Muni Jambuvijayaji.

considered to be written by Śrīcandra Sūri. Jesalmere Skt. Intro. p. 25 (no. 197). L. D. Ser.
36. pp. 45. 262.

-from Siddhāntakośa. Bomb. Jain 148.

a scholastic epitome of Indian philosophical systems. composed between 950-1100 C.E.

Govt. Or. Libr. Madras 104. Mack. 15. Mad. Uni. R. K. S. 522. SB. New DC. VII. ii. 91833. XII.
ii. 108100 (inc.). Trav. Uni. L-967-D. 10538-D-2. (inc.). 13263-B. (inc.). Trippūṇittura III. 119.
[Page163-b]

Ptd. ed. & transl. by Benusundar Bose, in 2 vols. Calcutta, 1929.

-adv. by Rāghavānanda Yogīndra. establishment of the identity of Jīva with Supreme soul.
TCD. 411-D. Trav. Uni. C-1779-D.

See K. K. Raja, CKSL. p. 7.

-or Bālabodha of Vallabhācārya. śud. adv.

See under Bālabodha.

Addl. mss.:

Allahabad D. XI. 5909. XII. 123. Baroda IV. 23297. Bomb. Uni. Velankar 962-63. Gottingen II. 12.
4579 (6). Jaipur Mus. Ser. 2. p. 64 (2 mss.). Kuru. Uni. II. 764. NPS. V. p. 186. Prayag I. 193-95.
RORI. III. A. 2482-88. III. B. 5213. IV. 1864. Extr. p. 390. IX. 1267-68. 1298. XII. 1963. XIV. 516.
XV. 479. XVI. 2068. XVII. 572. 1010. XVIII. 1455 (inc.). XIX. 53. XXII. 861. 1606. XXIV. 674. XXV.
2642-44. Saurashtra p. 105 (in a collection). SB. New DC. V. i. 17715. 18102. XII. 44524-25. 44557
(in a collection). 44614. 44646. 44664 (in a collection). ii. 108029. Udaipur SS. I. 190-93. II.
2244 (inc.). VRI. II. 5391. III. 7784-86. V. 14449 (inc.). 14450-52.

-C. Prakāśa by Devakīnandana. See under Bālabodha.

Addl. mss.:

NPS. V. p. 186. RORI. XXIV. 674. SB. New DC. XII. 44525. 44614. VRI. V. 14449 (inc.).

-adv. in 12 Prakaraṇas ascr. to Śaṅkarācārya. Adyar D. IX. 1261. XIII. 1716 (inc.). GD.
645-46 (inc.). 647. Govt. Or. Libr. Madras. Granthappura p. 28 (nos. 645-47). IO. 2442. [Page164-a]
Mack. 15. Mad. Uni. R. K. S. 522. MD. 4760-61. 4762 (inc.). 15319 (inc.). 17159. MT. 5112. Paliyam
370 (b). 870. PUL. II. p. 68. TCD. 1295-B (inc.). Trav. Uni. 1021-B. C-2130. C-2199-B. 5379-A.
5959-B. 8298-A. Trippūṇittura I. 793 (2) (inc.). III. 119.

Ptd. (1) ed. by Rangacarya, Govt. Press, Madras, 1909. (2) Navavidhāna Press, Calcutta, 1929.
(3) Vāṇī Vilāsa Press, Śrīraṅgam.

See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1906-28, 930; also IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 2398.

-C. Rahasyavivaraṇa by Śeṣagovinda, disciple of Madhusūdana and son of
Śeṣapaṇḍita. Andhra Uni. 2469. MD. 15319.

Vedānta.

-by Bodhanidhi. Trav. Uni. C-2004-B.

-ascr. to Śaṅkarācārya. Mysore N. D. XI. 38559. Extr. p. 320. Trav. Uni. T-690-D (inc.).
2585-A.

jy. auspicious time for the discharge of each religious functions. GD. 969 (inc.). Granthappura
p. 41 (no. 969). MT. 5249 (in 4 adhys.).

Bud. by Carpaṭipāda. Cordier III. p. 249. Sendai 2340.

Mysore N. D. XV. 47239-40.

BORI. 215 (i) of 1892-95.

tantra. from [Page164-b] Kādimata. Trav. Uni. 7505-B.

tantra.

-from Annadānakalpa. Allahabad D. VII. 4282.

-from Rudrayāmala. VRI. V. 15816.

Allahabad D. VII. 4031.

SB. New DC. V. iii. 74589 (inc.).

Kanjur Kyoto 81 (XVI).

Nagaur III. 2366-68.

-by Kālīśaṅkara. Allahabad D. IX. 3077.

-by Śaṅkarācārya, son of Śivaguru. RORI. III. B. 5453. SB. New DC. V. i iii. 74341. v.
79792.

-from Padmapurāṇa. RORI. XXIV. 852.

-from Śāvaratantra. Allahabad D. IX. 5854.

Bud. tantra. a dhāraṇī text, q. in Meghasūtra.

See Wint. HIL. Vol. II. p. 383.

-Haṃsarājavatsarājakathā. JBhP. I. 3121. L. D. Ser. 5. 5462.

Oppert II. 2175.

Jain. a list of beginning and [Page165-a] ending of the several Adhyayanas in Sūtras of Jaina
sacred canon. IO. 7506.

Dig. Jain. q. by Ānandavardhana in his Dhvanyāloka; see JRAS. (1897) 290.

-Yaśodharacaritra. BORI. 307 of 1883-84. BP. p. 281. D. p. 361.

-Harivijaya. kāvya. CPB. 6864.

tantra.

-Kālikopaniṣad from. Darbhanga Raj 3007.

tantra. from Sarvottamatantra. RORI. XVII. 1385.