Hpr. I. 45.

See above Kavitāº.

Mithilā.

by a Vaiṣṇava. SSPC. II. C. 53.

by Nīlaratna Śarman with Bengali transl.

Ptd. Calcutta, 1874. See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1897, p. 26.

a section of the subject matter of poetics; Rājaśekhara mentions Sahasrākṣa(Indra) as
eponymous first a. on it. (Kāvyamīmāṁsā, GOS. I. p. 1).

alaṁk. Bikaner 3569.

alaṁk. by Kavikulāṅkara (?) IM. 359.

ascribed to Kālīdāsa. IM. 202.

dh. by Kṛṣṇa Bhaṭṭa. Oudh III. 16. [Page281-a]

unspecified, but probably by Halāyudha. BORI. 146 of 1902-07. Kavīndrācārya 119 (gr.). Kotah
745. Praśasti II. p. 18.

--C. Jesalmere p. 5.

or
kaviguhya or
apazabdAbhAsakAvya a poem in honour of Kṛṣṇa III, Rāṣṭrakūṭa king (C.
940-56 A. D.), serving as an illustration of the Present tense forms of homophonous Roots; in two
recensions of 274 and 299 verses. by Halāyudha.

On the a., see also L. Heller, Halāyudha's Kavirahasya, Diss., Gottingen, 1894; Zachariae,
Die indischen Worterbucher, p. 26.

America 2653-54. Ani. AS. p. 38. B. III. 46 (and C.). Bik. 575. Bikaner 2988. BORI. 431 of
1884-87. BP. pp. 8. 253b. Bu7hler 540. Cabaton I. 552. Cs. VIII. 8. Dacca 68. A (inc.). 1806. A.
Fl. 455. IO. 925-27. 930 (different recension). 5116 (with C.). L. 621. NP. IX. 14. Oudh XX. 96.
Paris (B. 82a). Peters. V. p. 259 (no. 404). Extr. p. 190. Radh. 20. 46. RASB. VI. 4805A (fr.).
Rep. Raj. & C. I. p. 24. Rgb. 327. 431. Stein 41. Vaṅgīya p. 162 (inc.).

Edns. (1) in Bengali script, with C. along with Bopadeva's work. Calcutta, 1831. (2) with notes
by Sourindro Mohun Tagore, Calcutta, 1879. (3) in both recensions longer and shorter by L. Heller,
Greifswald, 1900. (4) Grantharatnamālā, Vol. II. pp. 1-52, 247 verses with brief Skt.
notes, Gopal Narayan Co., Bombay. (5) Gaṇatattvadīpikā (Kātantra). pp. 253-264. Dacca, 1900.
See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1892-1906. 622. (6) in (Kātantra) [Page281-b] Dhātu Vṛtti. Calcutta,
1904. See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1906-28. 346. 950. 951.

--C. unspecified. B. III. 46. IO. 928.

--C. Avacūri. IO. 931.

--C. Vivṛti. IO. 929.

--C. Vṛtti by Ravidharman. Bu7hler 540. IO. 5116 (with text). Jesalmere Skt. Intro. p. 62. Rep.
Raj. & C. I. p. 24 (ms. dated Śaka 1216).

on poets of this name, see V. Raghavan, JOR. Madras, XIX. pp. 152-8.

and
kavipizAca titles of Puṣpadanta. See P. L. Vaidya, Intro. p. 19, Jasaharacariu,
Karanja, Berar, 1931.

--Ṣaḍarthanirṇaya. lex. of words with six meanings.

Burnell 51a. TD. 5066.

alias Muddurāmakavi of Kauṇḍinyagotra; son of Raghunāthādhvarin and Jānakī; patronised by
Sahaji of Tanjore (1684-1710 A. D.). Ref. to by Periappa Kavi in the Prologue to his
Śṛṅgāramañjarī-Śāhajīya, MT. 1843. 5605.

See V. Raghavan, Intro. pp. 56-7, Śāhendra Vilāsa, Tanjore Sar. Mah. Ser. 54; also
JOR. Madras, XIX. pp. 157-8.

--Rasatilakabhāṇa. TCD. 1328.

belonging to Drākṣārāma in Andhra country; after Nannaya Bhaṭṭa and before Tikkaṇa
Somayājī.

--Kavirākṣasīya (Subhāṣitaratna).

See next.

or
kavirAkSasIya subhāṣita, employing Śleṣa (double entendre); divided [Page282-a] into
seven sections. by Kavi Rākṣasa, C. 14th Cent. A. D. MT. 384 (b) says that the scattered
verses of Kavirākṣasa were collected and arranged by Giriappa.

Generally in 105 anuṣṭubhs but a few mss. contain additional verses.

Adyar II. p. 3a (2 mss.; one has 74 ślokas). Adyar D. V. 1059. 1060 (gives a various version).
1061 (inc.). 1062 (Subhāṣitaratna). Bikaner 3099-3100 (Śataślokī). Burnell 163b. Cabaton I.
409 (2). Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 16 (2 mss.). Harihara Sastri IX. 6. Hz. 1541 (with C.). 1564 (2
mss.). Jaṭāśaṅkar X. (1) (Sūktisaṅgraha, in 5 sections). MD. 12000-02. 12003-04 (with C.).
12005. MT. 384 (a). 384 (b) (with C.). 385 (with C.). 4622 (inc.). (with C.). Mysore I. p. 243 (5
mss.; 4 with C.). Oppert I. 35. 536. 769. 4958. 5507. 7536. II. 1039. 3117. 9708. Rice 228. TD.
6510 (along with Tārkikarakṣā). 23671-75. Trav. Uni. 412B. 1333. 1481B. 3060A. 3522A (157
verses). 4035C. 4481 (154 verses).

See V. Raghavan, JOR. Madras, XIX. pp. 152-8; also Adyar Library Bulletin X. pp.
195-8; 264.

Q. in Srh. pp. 42, 132; by Appayya Dīkṣita in Kuvalayānanda (Upamā section); by
Lakṣaṇa in C. on Yaśodharacarita, MT. 2686.

Ptd. (1) Kāvyasaṁgraha pp. 572-576. Calcutta, 1872. 1888. (2) with C.
Śliṣṭārthadīpikā by Nāgaṇārya. Telugu script, 1875. (3) with same C. in Grantha script,
Madras, 1881. (4) with Telugu analyses and C. Madras, 1902; Madras, 1926. (5) Cal. Ori.
Jour. II-9 (June 1935) and the following issues with C. by Y. Mahalinga Sastri with Eng.
explanations [Page282-b] and Skt. gloss by K. C. Chatterji (inc.). (6) N. S. Press edn.
1901. (7) with Hindi metrical transl. Narasingpur, 1908. (8) with Hindi and English transl.
Allahabad, 1910. (9) Italian transl. by F. B. Filippi. Giornale Soc. Asiatica Italiana XIX.
i. pp. 83-102. Florence, 1906.

--C. Śliṣṭārthadīpikā by Nāgaṇārya, son of Revaṇārādhya of Bhāradvājagotra in
Andhra, claimed to be the first commentary.

MD. 12003 (with text). MT. 384 (b). 385 (with text). 4622 (inc.). (with text). Mysore I. p. 243
(4 mss.). Oppert I. 2293. Trav. Uni. 1481C. Viśvabhāratī 2953 (b).

Edn. along with the text. See above.

--C. Hz. 1451. Oppert II. 3118. MD. 12004 (with text) (inc.).

--C. Padānvaya. MD. 12005.

--C. probably by a Śvetavanavāsin of Tiruviśalūr in Tanjore District. Bikaner 3099.
3100.

See V. Raghavan, JOR. Madras, XIX. p. 153.

poet. Skm. pp. 264 (ascribed to Bhoja in Śp. 1004), 395;
Subhāṣitaratnakośa 70, 1325, 1380; Subhāṣitasārasamuccaya vv. 363, 588, 669,
670; Sabhyālaṅkaraṇa v. 555; frequently q. in Padyaveṇī; Padyaracanā p. 77 (v.
34), p. 79 (v. 8), p. 117 (v. 80); Vidyākarasahasraka p. 92.

mentioned in a verse q. by Vāmana in his Kāvyālaṅkārasūtravṛtti, IV. i. 10.

(variant
ravirAja) poet. Gāthāsaptaśatī I. 39.

poet. ancestor of Rājaśekhara, Bālarāmāyaṇa, I. 13. [Page283-a]

poet who flourished under the Kadamba king Vīra Kāmadeva of Jayantīpuri (1182-97 A. D.) and
Vīra Nārāyaṇa. According to Pathak (JBBRAS. XXII. 1905, p. 11 ff.) the personal name of
Kavirāja was Mādhava Bhaṭṭa.

On his date see Pischel, Die Hofdichter des Lakṣmaṇasena, pp. 37 ff.; IHQ. III.
p. 848 ff.

--Rāghavapāṇḍavīya. Mahākāvya in Śleṣa in 13 Cantos, dealing simultaneously with the
stories of the Rāmāyaṇa and the Mahābhārata; written at the instance of king Vīra
Kāmadeva.

Ptd. K. M. 62.

--Pārijātaharaṇa. Mahākāvya in 10 Cantos dealing with an episode in the Bhāgavata; written
at the instance of Kīrti Nārāyaṇa, minister of a king of the Kadamba family. MT. 2961.

one of the five gems in the court of king Lakṣmaṇasena of Bengal (C. 1170-1200 A. D.);
friend of Jayadeva; may be same as Dhoyi, a. of Pavanadūta.

See JBORS. III (1917), p. 24, fn.

title of poet Nārāyaṇa. Skm. p. 264 (kiM te namratayA)

--Caurapañcāśikā (Pt. II). Kāvya on the traditional background story of Bilhaṇa's lyric.
BORI. D. XIII. i. 273 (fol. 10a-19a).