vedānta. Q. by Ātmānanda in his C. on Asya Vāmasya Sūkta, edn.

Ganesh & Co., 1956, p. 67.

with C. jy. Kavīndrācārya 868.

See under Kāśyapaº.

dh. See Kāśyapadharmaśāstra, Kā. Sṃrti.

vaiṣ. Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 16. MD. 5215 (chs. 18-31). 5216 (chs. 25-32). 5217 (chs. 19-29).
5218 (ch. 29). Oppert I. 263.

The ‘Sacchūdrasatkarmacandrikā’ of Rāmānujayogin, MD. 5393, is according to this.

Tra. Ad. Rep. 1112. 118.

See Kakṣapuṭaº above pp. 110-2.

med. Adyar.

or Kaṣāyajayacatvāriṁśat. Jain. in 40 verses, by Kanakakīrti Muni. Praśasti Saṁgraha pp.
171-173. [Page293-a]

Jain. in about 236 gāthās. by Guṇabhadra. C. 9th Cent. A. D.

--C. Jayadhavalā in Skt. Pkt. and Kannada by Vīrasena (20,000 śls.), completed by his pupil
Jinasena (40,000 śls.) in 837 A. D. Jinasena mentions Śrīpāla (Svayambhū ?) as having helped
him.

Pannalal Bombay 32 (inc.).

The mss. of this were discovered in Moodbidri. See p. 255 of
Kannaḍaprāntīyatāḍapatrīyagranthasūcī, Bhāratīya Jñānapīṭha, Kasi, 1944.

See Jaina Sid. Bhās. XVI. i. p. 26; also Eng. Intro., H. L. Jain's edn. of
Ṣaṭkhaṇḍāgama, Amraoti, 1939.

Ptd. 2 Vols., Jaina Sangha, Mathura, 1944.

med. Mysore III. p. 10.

med. Trav. Uni. 5767B (inc.).

med. Trav. Uni. 4520A (inc.). (with Marathi C.).

Bud. by Śuddhiprabha. Cordier II. p. 259.

jy. Allahabad 87 (inc.).

in 15 verses. from Sudarśanasaṁhitā. Ptd. (1) Bṛ. St. Mu. Pt. II. pp. 451-52, Guj.
Pr. Press, 1916. (2) Bṛ. St. Ratnahāra Pt. II. pp. 926-27, Guj. News Press, 1925.

IM. 1477 (2) (inc.). Cf. the following entries.

Jain. JASB. 1908, p. 413a (no. 6730).

jy. Oudh XII. 22. Pheh. 8.

jy. IM. 1108. [Page293-b]

Bud. Pāli. from Suttanipāta. Colombo D. I. 225. 226. 283 (Kasīº).

kāvya. Tu7b. 10.

son of Nāgayāmātya; appears to have been the minister of a native king and to have belonged
to Telugu country.

--Kastūrismṛti or Smṛtiśekhara. Burnell 136a. TD. 18490.

of Vādhūlagotra of Śiruvallūr in S. Arcot Dt., son of Kanakavallī and Vīrarāghava and
pupil of Veṅkaṭakṛṣṇamārya of Śrīvatsagotra; father of Sundaravīrarāghava (a. of
Bhojarājāṅka, MT. 1702; Rambhārāvaṇīya. Īhāmṛga, MT. 1680 and Abhinavarāghavanāṭaka,
MT. 2378).

--Raghuvīravijaya, play of the type called Samavakāra. MT. 1725.

teacher of Gopāladeśika (a. of Jayantīnirṇaya, MD. 3117).

or
smRtizekhara dh. Burnell 136a. TD. 18490-2.

See also Smṛtiśekhara.

or
kastUrItilakapaJcAzat stotra in 46 verses in praise of the ornamental mark (Tilaka) made
of musk on the forehead of God Raṅganātha worshipped in the temple at Srirangam. by Saumyavara
who salutes Vātsya Devarājārya and Varavaramuni. Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 16 (2 mss.). MD. 9877.
9878 (inc. with C.). 10539 (inc.). MT. 3195 (b). 3872 (c). 5061 (inc.). Taylor I. 232. 360.

--C. Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 16. MD. 9878 (inc. with text).