Bud. Lalou p. 52.

See V. Rangacharya, Suvarṇabhūmi and Suvarṇadvīpa, Dr. S. Krishnasvami Aiyanpan Comm. Vol. Madras, 1936,
pp. 462-82.

MD. 7573-75. Mysore N. D. XVI. ii. 51693. 51694. Extr. pp. 308-09. SB. New DC. VI. 24104
(Ṣoḍaśopacārapūjā). ii. 86081.

See also Svarṇabhairavamantra.

name of C. by Kāntārarāma on Vāyustuti of Trivikrama Paṇḍitācārya. See under the text.

by Bālamukunda Śarman. SB. New DC. V. ii. 19789 (of Kāmeśvarīdevī). [Page367-a]

-attr. to Śaṅkara.

Ptd. (1) Madras, 1879. (2) in Stotras, Vol. I (no. 10), Vanivilasa Press, Srirangam, 1910-12. (3) in
Bṛhatstotramuktāhāra- II (278), Gujarati Printing Press, Bombay, 1916.

See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1876-92, 368; also IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, pp. 558. 2613. 2666.

stotra. Trav. Uni. TM-68-G.

or ºsaṃvāda or Svarṇamuktāsaṃvāda or ºvāda. RORI. XV. 1413. Extr. p. 216. Mysore I. p. 261. Mysore N. D.
VIII. 26783. VSM. Poona III. 822. Wai 73.

-by Maṇirāma, son of Ramāpati. Baroda II. 12973.

-by (Śrī) Maheśa, a Nāgara Brāhmaṇa. imaginary dialogue between gold and pearl on their relative importance.
It is referred to a king, who brings about a compromise between them. He flourished in the court of Bahadur Shah of
Gujarat (1526-37).

For more ref. see M. Krishnamachariar, HCSL. sn. 694.

Baroda I. 8253. 10794. 10935. 11040. Bomb. Uni. 2309-11. Bṛhatsūcī, Nepal II. p. 173. IO. 4202. Jaipur Mus. Ser.
2. p. 128. K. 66. RASB. VII. 5507. RORI. III. B. 6654. SB. New DC. XI. ii. 104459. S. V. Uni. I. 985. Extr. II. pp.
294-95. VORI. Tirupati 8933. Wai D. II. 8976 (inc.).

Ptd. in Laghukāvyāni, Kāvyetihāsasaṅgraha, Vol. IV. no. 3. Vol. V (no. 7). Vol. VI (no. 5). [Page367-b]
Vol. IX (no. 11). Vol. X (no. 12). XIII. p. 171ff. Poona, 1878-88.

See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1892-1906, 472-73.

See under Suvarṇamuktāvivāda.

or Svarṇaº.

-from Sahyādrikhaṇḍa of Bhaviṣyottarapurāṇa. Baroda II. 6576.

-from Skandapurāṇa. Adyar D. XIII. 1084. Burnell 195. MD. 2595 (1-24). Oppert II. 364. TD. 10403 (inc.). 10404.
Viśvabhāratī 1204.

or Tātparyaprakāśikā. dvai. name of C. by Ahobalācārya on his own Vākyārtharatnamālā. See under the
text.

TD. 13645.

q. by Ujjvaladatta in his C. Vṛtti on Uṇādisūtras, p. 137, Calcutta edn.; also in Skm, Calcutta edn. v.
1680.

Ptd. Calcutta, 1902. See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1892-1906, 710.

ment. in Jātisaṅgraha, 7767.

See Sitaram Roy, Hist. Res. Ser. Vol. VII., K. P. Jayaswal Research Inst. 1971.

-from Vratāvadānamālā. For a note and summary see L. Feer, Suvarṇavarṇa avadānam et Vratāvadānamālā,
International Cong. Or. XII, 1899, Rome, Vol. I. pp. 19-30. [Page368-a] Cambr. Uni. Bud. p. 59. Cordier III. p. 416.
Petrograd 292.

-tr. by Dharmaśrībhadra. Cordier III. p. 416. Sendai 4144. Suzuki, Otani 4645.

ny. Govt. Or. Libr. Madras 112. Prativādibhayaṅkar p. 18 (no. 230). SB. New DC. VIII. ii. 96615 (in a
collection). 97598 (inc.).

kāvya. Oppert I. 3514.

See M. Krishnamachariar, HCSL. Index.

q. in the anon. anthology Subhāṣitāvalī, MT 3813. 4197.

See M. Krishnamachariar, HCSL. sn. 373.

Bud. ma. yā. sū. Lalou p. 35.

med. Bṛhatsūcī, Nepal V. p. 80. Kāṭm. 13.

-by Vaṅgasena alias Vaṅgadatta, son of Gadādhara. ASB. XV. 474-75. RASB. 4563.

by Paramānanda, son of Śrīmatī and Rāmadayāla Varman. RORI. IV. 2426.

See under Svarṇasiddhigarbhamahāvīrastava.

Vedic. Baroda I. 13890.

Bud. belongs to Sūtrānta. AMG. II. p. 248. AR. XX. p. 443. Kanjur Kyoto 793.

For Tibetan transl. in Kandjour by Jinamitra, Surendra and Prajñāvarman with a Tibetan scholar, AR. XX. p. 443.
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name of C. by Puruṣottama, son of Pītāmbara on Vidvanmaṇḍana. See under the text.

dh. Adyar.