lex. Mysore I. p. 604. See next.

lex. by Rāma (zrImaccokkarupAdhyAya zrIrAmeNa maharSiNA ?). The opening verse is the
same as in Kavijīvana of Dharmarāja (TD. 4743).

Burnell 49b. MT. 7397 (inc.). Oppert II. 6107. TD. 4744-47.

lex. an. TD. 4748 (inc.).

or
vikramanighaNTu lex. by Vikramāditya. Burnell 52a. Mysore I. p. 604. Oppert I. 7883.
TD. 4749.

subhāṣita. TD. 23670.

See Mallāri.

poet. Subhāṣitaratnakośa 1025. This verse ‘ayaṁ vārāmekah2’ is found in
Bhallaṭaśataka (108) and is ascribed to different poets in anthologies.

--Kṛṣṇasevāhnika. bhakti. Oudh VIII. 28.

name of C. Bhāvārtha by Rāmakṛṣṇa on Kāvyaprakāśa. L. 4123.

alternate name of Mohana Bhaṭṭa, a. of Kaṁsavadhamahākāvya, BBRAS. 1163.

or
ka. parameSThin Jain. mentioned by Guṇabhadra as a. of a purāṇic work, not yet
recovered, in prose on 63 Śalākā-puruṣas, and as one of Jinasena's sources; some verses from
this work q. in Kannada Cāvuṇḍarāyapurāṇa; probably his work was mainly in prose with some
verses here and there.

See A. N. Upadhye, Proceed. AIOC. XIII. Nagpur (1951), pp. 375-380. See also
JRAS(NS) XV. p. 298. [Page278-b]

a title of Jain Apabhraṁśa poet Puṣpadanta. See P. L. Vaidya, Intro. to his edn. of
Puṣpadanta's Jasaharacariu, Karanja, Berar, 1931, p. 19.

a predecessor of Kālidāsa in drama, mentioned by him in the prologue to his
Mālavikāgnimitra. Cf. Kaviputrau of anthologies.

Sbhv. 2227 (verse now found in Bhartṛhari's Śṛṅgāraśataka, verse 3).

real name Sabhāpati; of Sāmaveda and Gautamagotra; hailed originally from Varendra in Bengal
and settled in Mullandram village in North Arcot Dist. of Tamilnad under the Vijayanagara kings;
father of Rājanātha, and grandfather of Aruṇagirinātha (a. of Somavallīyogānandaprahasana);
proficient in composing in eight languages; defeated poets of Ballālarāya's court and poet
Nāgana.

See MT. 1611 (b), 2090 and NCC. I. p. 276a.

or
prabhu Kavi of Vaidya Kula; wrote for King Naya Bhoja.

--C. Gūḍhārthdīpikā on Ratirahasya. GD. 1427-28. Granthappura p. 74, nos. 1427. 1428. TD.
10980.

Jain. med. by Kavimāna (1700 A. D.).

See Jaina Sid. Bhās. IV. ii. p. 114.

name of Vāmana's Vṛtti on his own Kāvyālaṁkārasūtras.

name of C. by Śāśvata on Meghasandeśa. L. 2740. RASB. VII. 4953 (inc.). (d. 1330 A. D.).

Ed. J. B. Chaudhuri, Calcutta, 1953 (along with C. Tātparyadīpikā by Sanātana).

resident on the banks of the Ganges. [Page279-a]

--Padyasaṅgraha. CPB. 2861. Stein 70.

Ptd. (1) in Haeberlin p. 529. (2) Kāvyasaṅgraha of Vidyasagar, I. (1888) pp.
393-401.

of Drākṣārāma in Āndhra.

--Gaṇamañjarī. TD. 4752.

--Padamañjarī. TD. 5010.

See Bhallaṭa.

of Assam; son of the great-grandson of Halāyudha, the dh. writer.

--Makhapradīpa. dh. Ani.

See J. of Assam Res. Soc. XIV. 1960. pp. 94. 95.

--Cālīsākhyastotra.

--Mūrtivarṇanastotra.

Ptd. Lahore, 1906-7. See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, pp. 583. 1367. 1677.

court-poet of Ravivarman of Kerala (13th Cent. A. D.) and contemporary of Samudrabandha;
composed verses 5-8 of a Ravivarman Ins. (Epi. Ind. IV. p. 149). See also Contribution of
Kerala to Skt. Lit., p. 212.

patronised by king Īśvararāya of Navadvīpa or Kṛṣṇanagara; different from the patron of
Narasiṁha Dīkṣita (see NCC. II. p. 277b).

--Adbhutārṇava. nāṭaka. in 12 Acts describing the life and court of his patron. Rep. Hpr.
1895-1900, p. 19.

See NCC. I. Revised edn. p. 119a.