name of C. by Gaṅgādhara Sarasvatī on Ātmasāmrājyasiddhi or Svārājyasiddhi. BORI. D. IX.
i. 151.

tantra. Bik. 1273.

--Q. in Tantrasāra. Oxf. 95a. Ref. to in Āgamatattvavilāsa, L. 3186; by Prāṇapati in
Arcanasaṅgraha, RASB. VIII. A. 6212.

See also Āgamakalpadruma, NCC. II. p. 12.

--Kālīkavaca from. Alwar 2072.

gr. See Kavikalpadruma.

See Karaṇakalpadruma above.

gr. Kotah 94. Probably Kavikalpadruma.

med. Radh. 32.

vedānta. name of C. by Vaidyanātha on the Vedāntakalpataru of Amalānanda, Cc. on
Brahmasūtrabhāṣya. Skt. Coll. Ben. 1897-1901, p. 19 (no. 68).

med. in Skt. and Hindi. by Jayarāmagiri, pupil of Caitanyagiri. BORI. 910 of 1884-87. BORI. D.
XVI. i. 39 (inc.). Rgb. 910.

dh. Radh. 17.

and Ratna-avadāna-mālā. French transl. and Skt. text, Bibl. Nationale, Collection Feer, nos.
12-13.

See Bib. Boud. II. p. 14, no. 81.

Bud. a poetical version of Avadānas; in the form of dialogue between Upagupta and King
Aśoka.

AS. p. 245. Cabaton I. 26-7. II. p. 176 (12-13). Cambr. Uni. Bud. p. 131. SBL. Nepal pp. 292-303
(gives a detailed account of the contents).

See JA. 1879, pp. 283. 304. Wint. HIL. II. pp. 290-1. [Page235-a]

dh. name of C. by Ratnākara on his own Jayasiṁhakalpadruma or Vratakalpadruma composed in 1714
A. D. SSPC. I. J. 180.

or
kalpanAratna on elephants. See under Kalpanāratna.

nāṭaka. by Śeṣagiri. Mysore I. p. 275.

jy. CPB. 722.

ny. Triv. Cur. VII. 39.

or
kalpanAlaGkRtikA Bud. a collection of legends, in the manner of Avadānas and Jātakas,
in prose and verse by Kumāralāta, of Taxila, a junior contemporary of Aśvaghoṣa; translated
into Chinese under the name Sūtrālaṅkāra and ascribed to Aśvaghoṣa. Dṛṣṭāntapaṅkti is
said to be another title of the work. (S. Levi, JA. 1927. pp. 95-127).

On the problem of authorship of Kalpanāmaṇḍitikā and Sūtrālaṅkāra, see J. Nobel,
“Kumāralāta und Sein Werk,” Nachrichten von der Kgl. Gesellschaft der Wissenchaften Gottingen,
Phil. Histor. Klasse. 1928, p. 295 ff. S. Levi, JA., 213. 1928. p. 193 ff., 215. 1929.
p. 271 ff. Le Vallee Poussin, Vijñaptimātratāsiddhi, Buddhica, I. 1. Paris. 1928, p. 238
ff. E. Tomomatsu, JA. 1931, pp. 135-74. 245-337 (Summary in IHQ. VIII. p. 416). Also
ABORI., XXV. p. 31; IHQ. III. p. 851; Wint. HIL. II. pp. 160 fn., 267 fn., 269
fn., 409 fn., 624, 625. Bulletins de la Classe des Lettres et des Sciences morales et
politiques, Academie Royale de Belgique, 5th Series, Vol. XVI (1930), p. 425-34. See also
Bib. Boud. III. 96-98; IV-V. 196-198. NCC. I. p. 320b. [Page235-b]

On its relation to Therī Apadāna see S. Levi, JA. 1908. Ser. X. Vol. XII. p. 167
ff.

Edn. Fragments of Skt. text discovered by H. Lu7ders from Turfan, Leipzig, 1926 (Bruckstu7cke
der Kalpanāmaṇḍitikā). French transl. of the Chinese version which is complete, by Ed. Huber,
published from Paris in 1908.

or
kalpanA a treatise in 3 sections, on elephants, based on the works of Pālakāpya and
others. by King Śivamāra. GD. 1032 (a). 1032 (b). Granthappura p. 44. no. 1032 (c). MT. 3791
(a).

--C. by Mahānāga. GD. 1032 (b) (inc.). Granthappura p. 44. no. 1032 (b). MT. 3791 (b)
(inc.).

Bud. See above Kalpanāmaṇḍitikā.

kāvya. PUL. II. p. 251.

med. nighaṇṭu. Kavīndrācārya 1047.

Sv. śr. pra. NP. VI. 12. PUL. I. p. 45 (inc.). SB. 36.

gr. Q. in Durghaṭavṛtti, TSS. p. 70.

name of C. on Kalpasūtra. Jain. Baroda 4081 (inc.). Praśasti II. p. 29.

Jain. JBhP. I. 485.