name of C. by Vaidyanātha Pāyaguṇḍa, on Vaiyākaraṇa siddhānta(laghu)mañjūṣā of
Nāgoji Bhaṭṭa.

Ptd. Chow. Ser. 191-2.

a list of 60 Kalās. IO. 7792 (2).

Jain. BP. p. 241b.

Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 15.

by Amaracandra. Ref. to by Rājaśekharasūri in Prabandhakośa, Singhī Jaina
Granthamālā 6, p. 61.

See NCC. I. p. 247a. Also BP. p. 6.

campū. by Cakrapāṇi. styled as ‘Nakhapadāṅkita’. BORI. 70 of 1883-84. BORI. D. XIII. iii.
1149 (inc.). (d. Saṁ. 1781). BP. p. 262. RASB. VII. 5429.

Q. in Rāyamukuṭa's C. on Amarakośa. See ZDMG. 28 (1874), 112.

yoga. Adyar II. pp. 92a. 231a.

one of the nine Anādi-āgamas of Śaivasiddhānta, mentioned in a resume of the Śaivāgamas in
IO. 6085. [Page223-b]

music; of Kaviratna Kalāṅkura. the Rāgamālikā from Dāmodara's Saṅgītadarpaṇa with a.'s
own Oriya songs. MT. 3176b.

See also V. Raghavan, Later Sangita Literature, Sangeet Natak Akademi Bulletin 18, April
1961, pp. 6-7.

one of the 64 tantras mentioned in Śivatattvaratnākara, p. 4, Madras edn. 1927.

(Kalānurāga). Pkt. poet ref. to in Svayambhu Chandas.

See N. Premi, Jain Sāh. aur Itihās, p. 385.

śaiva. Upāgama in Mukhabimbāgama. See list in Kāmika.

Ramsingh 1100. Ujjain II. p. 95.

or Dīkṣāvidhi. IO. 8024. See next.

śaiva. by Manodatta. BORI. 440 and 441 of 1875-76. Report XVIII.

śaiva. by Manodatta enlarged by Śivasvāmin. BORI. 442 of 1875-76. Report XIX.

tantra. L. 2285.

BORI. 157 of 1886-92. Peters. IV. p. 6 (no. 157).

a. q. in Saṅgītamuktāvali of Devaṇa or Devendra on the explanation of
Ekāṅghri-Lohaḍī.

See V. Raghavan, Later Sangita Literature, Sangeet Natak Akademi Bulletin 18, April 1961,
p. 14.

grammarian later than Bhaṭṭoji.

--Śaktisphuṭa, a work on Kāraka (Vibhaktyarthavicāra). Adyar D. VI. 592. [Page224-a]

or
jJAnAnandakalAdhara

--C. on Amaruśataka. explaining the verses as meaning both Śṛṅgāra and Śānta. Mithilā
II. iii. 10.

See NCC. I. p. 253a. Also Jñānānanda.

--Śiśubodha. jy. Mithilā III. 364.

in 7 Acts. probably composed during the reign of Pratāpasiṁha (1741-1764 A. D.) of Tanjore. by
Rāmacandraśekhara, contemporary of King Tulaja of Tanjore (1765-87). Burnell 168a. TD. 4337. 4338
(Skt. Chāyā of its Pkt. passages).

names of Kalās, attributed to different deities. MT. 7410 (inc.).