ref. to by Kaivalyāśrama in C. on Ānandalaharī, Oxf. 109b.

didactic and satirical poem in 10 Cantos of Āryā metre in which Mūladeva, legendary
embodiment of cleverness and skill instructs his pupil Candragupta in the diverse arts practised by
cheats, quack doctors, traders, clerks etc. by Kṣemendra.

America 1996. Bd. 273. Bik. 1553. Bikaner 2983-87. BORI. 24 of 1873-74. 373 of 1887-91. BORI. D.
XIII. i. 65. 66. Chani 381 (9 Cantos). IO. 3930. JBhP. I. 480. Kh. 83. L. 80. PUL. II. p. 251.
Udaipur I. B. 101, 14 (p. 20, no. 706 of Ptd. Cat.).

Q. by Mohandas in C. on Mahānāṭaka, Oxf. 143a.

Ptd. (1) K. M. Gucch. 1. pp. 34-79. (2) Kṣemendralaghukāvyasaṁgraha, Skt.
Academy, Osmania University, 1961, pp. 219-271. (3) Transl. into German (V-X) by R. Schmidt,
ZDMG. LXIX. 1915, p. 1 ff.; WZKM. XXVIII. (1914), p. 406ff.

erotics. Oppert II. 3608. Rice 292.

Taylor II. 365 (inc. with C.).

or
ratirahasya by Kokkoka Kavi. Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 15 (12 mss.). Taylor II. 364
(paricchedas 1-8) (with C.).

See Ratirahasya.

by Viśākhila. ref. to by Vāmana in his K. A. sū. vṛtti, under I. iii. 7.

mantra. Tra. Ad. Rep. 1114. 55.

gṛh. Trav. Uni. 9058C. [Page227-a]

one of the 64 tantras.

Q. by Kaivalyāśrama in C. on Ānandalaharī, Oxf. 109a; by Lakṣmīdhara in C. on
Saundaryalaharī, (Mysore Govt. Ori. Lib. Ser. 11, p. 83); ref. to in Śivatattvaratnākara,
p. 4 (edn. Madras, 1927); Tantraratna, IO. i. p. 883b. Kavīndrācārya 1754; Vāmakeśvarīmata,
Kas. Texts 66, p. 16.

See also below Kālaº.

contains Kāmaśāstra material. Taylor II. 51 (fr.).

kāvya. allegorical Campū on the good and bad of Kali age. by Kṛṣṇakānta Vidyāvāgīśa of
Navadvīpa, who composed his C. on Ny. sūtra in Śaka 1740 (1818 A. D.).

See Rep. Hpr. 1901-6, p. 9.

med. by Tīsaṭa. Weber 946.

See Cikitsākalikā.

Q. by Kamalākara.

See Dīpakalikā.

(jyotiSakalikA or
sArakalikA) Q. in Sāramañjarī by Vanamālimiśra (d. 1627 A. D.). See IO. i. p.
1068a.

play of Prahasana type. by Rāmakṛṣṇa, son of Tripāṭhī Kalyāṇakara. Bikaner 3143-45.
Rep. Raj. & C. I. pp. 43. 52.

a well-known title of the Jain polymath Hemacandra.

--C. on Chandoratnākara. IO. 1105 (Text with Tibetan transliteration and translation).

name with which the poet-saint Udayasenamuni hailed Āśādhara (a. of Aṅkurārpaṇa and other
works).

See NCC. II. p. 194a. [Page227-b]

adv. by Tīrthasvāmin. Vaṅgīya p. 238.

Jain.

See below Kalikuṇḍapārśvastuti of Kalyāṇa.

or Tīrthakarapūjāvidhāna. Jain. MD. 8759.

Jain. JBhP. I. 481.

Jain. BORI. 684 (15) of 1895-98. Peters. VI. p. 132 (no. 684r).

Jain. stotra. (Beg.
prodyatsanmaNinAyakam). BORI. 925 (6) of 1892-95. BORI. D. XIX. ii. 610. Peters. V. p.
309 (no. 925 (6)).

Jain. by Padmanandi.

See Jaina Sid. Bhās. XI. i. p. 30.