or
zrIkAThaka of Gautamagotra; an alias of Ārāvamuda or Aparyāptāmṛta, father of
Vāsudeva (a. of Prayogaratnākara, TCD. 995).

see also
kaThaº

See above p. 28a, Ṛcaka and p. 47b, Ekacakragraheṣṭibrāhmaṇa.

or
taittirIyakAº a part of the Taitt. Āraṇyaka. See notes under Aruṇa, Āruṇa, NCC. I.
p. 275b. II. pp. 155b, 163.

For mss. see under Taitt. Brāh. and Taitt. Āraṇyaka.

sūtras (?) Damodar.

Q. in Vīramitrodaya, Saṁskāra. Ckowkhamba edn. pp. 316. 683; in Govindārṇava,
Prāyaścitta, IO. ms. 1566. p. 184b; also by Hemādri and Nīlakaṇṭha.

See next.

or
ºpaddhati also called
laugAkSiº a manual in five ch.s on Kāṭhaka grh2. sūtra. by Brāhmaṇabala, son of
Mādhavādhvaryu and perhaps earlier than Devapāla.

Alph. List Beng. Govt. p. 24. Baroda 13182. PUL. I. p. 69. RASB. II. 618. Tb. 26 (inc.).

Extracts published in Caland's edn. of Kāṭhakagṛhyasūtra.

by Laugākṣi.

Q. in the Nirṇayāmṛta of Allāḍanātha (Lz. 500); by Hemādri in Pariśeṣakhaṇḍa (1.
1647); in Nirṇayadīpikā of Acaladvivedin (IO. 1580-82); by Raghunandana and in Ṛcaka in D. A.
V. College. See Suryakanta, Kāṭhakasaṅkalana, gṛhya section p. 44. [Page301-b]

also called
cArAyaNIyaº and
laugAkSiº belonging to the Caraka or Cārāyaṇīya branch of Kṛṣṇa yv. by
Laugākṣi. Close to Mānava and Vārāha gṛh. sūtras. America 205. BORI. 11-14 of 1875-76 (with
C.). ODGA. 2 (fr.). Report I. II (4 mss.). The Kas. Texts edn. based on 2 other mss. locally
collected.

Q. in Āpastambasūtradhvanitārthakārikā or Trikāṇḍamaṇḍana; Caturvargacintāmaṇi;
Saṁskāraratnamālā etc. See Intro. to Caland's edn. of the Text noted below; Intro. to Kas.
Texts edn. and Suryakanta, Kāṭhakasaṅkalana, Lahore, 1943. Appendix.

Edns. (1) by Caland with extracts from C.s of Devapāla, Ādityasūri and the Pañjikā of
Brāhmaṇabala. D. A. V. College, Lahore, 1925. (2) by Pandit Madhusudan Kaul, with C. of
Devapāla. Kas. Texts 49 and 55 (1928, 1934).

--C. Baroda 1165 (5 chapters. Probably Pañjikā).

--C. Vivaraṇa by Ādityadarśana, son of Vedadarśana, pupil of Mādhavarāta of Kashmir; the
earliest of the extant C.s. Baroda 13095. BORI. 13 of 1875-76 (second part of ms. See Caland's
Intro. to his edn. of Kāṭhaka grh2. sūtras).

Ptd. Extracts in Caland's edn. of text.

--C. Bhāṣya, called in some mss. Cārāyaṇīya mantrabhāṣya, by Devapāla son of Haripāla
and grandson of Bhaṭṭa Upendra of Jullundhar and residing at Jayapura; comprises C. on Sūtras
and the Mantras; in PUL. I. 69, the ms. ascribes the Mantrabhāṣya to the a.'s father.
[Page302-a]

Refers to Ādityadarśana and other earlier C.s without name.

Alph. List Beng. Govt. pp. 24. 40. America 205. Baroda 1845 (has also Mantrabhāṣya). BORI.
11-14 of 1875-76. PUL. I. 69 (Mantrabhāṣya of Haripāla). R. A. Sastri I. p. 56. Report I. II. (4
mss.). Tb. 22.

Ptd. (1) with Text. Kas. Texts 49 and 55. (2) Extracts in Caland's Lahore edn. of
Text.

śr. Adyar I. p. 64b.

śr. pr. Āpast. Baroda 6174 (c). 6974 (a). 7110 (a). 8849 (Sāvitra). 10153. 8850 (b)
(Nāciketa, Cāturhotra and Vaiśvasṛja). 9906 (b) (19th Praśna of Āpast. śr. sūtra).

See also Āpastambakāṭhakaº and Āruṇaketukaº.

--Āpast. by Rāmacandrādhvarin. Baroda 8646 (Brāhmaṇavyākhyāna).

śr. Adyar I. p. 64b. BISM.
thi. 598.
vi. 128. Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 16. IM. 2168. K. 106. 108. 109 (also called
Sāvitracayana pr.). Oppert II. 8831. PUL. I. p. 45. Trav. Uni. 2993B. 3345C. Viśvabhāratī 1788
(b). Wai 316.

See also Pañcakāṭhakaprayoga, Sāvitracayanaprayoga.

śr. pr. Baudh. Baroda 459. IL. 107. NP. IX. 2. TD. 2573 (Vaiśvasṛja and Samaṣṭi).

--by Bālā Dīkṣita. TD. 2570-72 (Sāvitracayana).

--Kāṭhaka agni pr. or Sāvitracayana pr. by Bhairava Sudhī. SB. 88.

--by Vāsudeva Dīkṣita, son of Mahādeva and Annapūrṇā; composed C. 1750 A. D.
Burnell p. 25b. IL. 105. IO. 4750. Mysore I. p. 615 (inc.) (K. [Page302-b] agnikramapaddhati). TD.
2619 (entered as Baudhāyana-Śrautakarmapaddhati).

See also under Baudhāyanaº.

another title for
viSNusmRti which is related to the Kāṭhaka school. BORI. 39 of 1866-8 is entitled
bRhadviSNusmRtyaparanAmaka-kAThakadharmasUtra.

See Preface to Viṣṇusmṛti (Adyar Library edn. 1964), p. vi; also Kane HDS. I. p.
68.

Kashmir Paddhati or Ṛcaka. R. A. Sastri III. p. 233.

See above Ṛcaka and below Kāṭhakasūktāni and Karmakāṇḍaº.

See Kāṭhaka agnicayana pr. and also Pañcakāṭhakaprayoga.

--C. Vṛtti. See Pañcakāṭhaka prº.

śr. by Moreśvara Dīkṣita. Kavīndrācārya 454.

Ujjain II. p. 91 (pt. 2).

of the Carakaśākhā of the Kaṭhas of Kṛ. Yv. Gough p. 142. IIO. Stein 30 (with sūktas). IM.
1823. Tb. 7. 9. Ref. to by Jayanta Bhaṭṭa in his Nyāyamañjarī, edn., pp. 254, 258.

Q. in Samayaprakāśa compiled from 3 mss. of Ṛcakas. (PUL. nos. 6606. 607. DAV. Coll. 6171)
and ed., Suryakanta, Lahore, 1943, under the title Kāṭhakasaṅkalana.

with Karmakāṇḍakrama. IIO. Stein 243 (inc.). Tb. 8. 11.

See above Ṛcaka, Kāṭhakaº and Karmakāṇḍaº.

Udaipur II. 8, 14 (22). Same as Kaṭhaśruti Up. ?

by Laugākṣi. BORI. 3 of 1875-76. Cs. I. 424 (Divah2śyenīya only). RASB. II. 493 (Paṭala 4,
Divah2śyenīya and Apādyā). Report I (same ms. in [Page303-a] BORI. noted above; called here
Ārṣādhyāya from Laugākṣisūtra).

Q. by Karka and Yājñikadeva in their C.s on Kātyā. śr. sū.

Ptd. (1) Collection of q.s from Devayājñika, Raghuvira, Ori. Coll. Mag. Lahore, 1928.
(2) RASB. II. 493 and q.s from Karka and Devayājñika in Suryakanta's Kāṭhakasaṅkalana,
Lahore, 1943.

Yv. saṁhitā in the recension of the Kāṭhaka school of Carakaśākhā. In five books, the
first three (called Iṭṭhimikā, Mādhyamikā and Orimikā) comprise 40 subdivisions called
Sthānakas; Book IV called Yājyānuvākya being included in the third; the last called Aśvamedha
comprises 13 Anuvacanas. America 69. BORI. 10 of 1875-76. BORI. D. I. i. 204 (I. i-vi). Weber
142b.

Ed. by L. von Schroeder in three volumes. Leipzig, 1900-1910, using the Weber mss. and 5 Ṛcaka
mss.; with Index Verborum by R. Simon as fourth volume. 1912. On text and interpretation see
ZDMG. 1895. pp. 145-71, 1918. pp. 12 ff. Weber Ind. Stud. III. pp. 285-86. 451. 479.
WZKM. XXIII etc.

Cabaton I. 226-230 (Kāśmīrakakarmakāṇḍapaddhati). IIO. Stein 29 (inc.). 222 (inc.). 228
(inc.). 228a (fr.). IO. 4802. Tb. 7-11. 30 (with Brāhmaṇa). Weber 1508.

See also Tubinger-Kaṭha and WienKāṭhaka which analyse and describe the collections of these
sūktas.

--C. ‘Notes’ by Bhaṭṭa Haraka. IIO. Stein 222. 228.

See above Ṛcaka, Karmakāṇḍaº and Kāṭhakaº. [Page303-b]

with Bhāṣya (probably Kāṭhakagṛhyasūtra and C.). R. A. Sastri I. pp. 7. 8. 9. III. p.
233.

śr. pr. composed in 1810 A. D. by Bāpu Bhaṭṭa, son of Mahādeva Kelakāra, a Citpāvana
brahmin of Phaṇasi grāma. Based on Baudh. sūtra, Keśavasvāmin's Prayoga (probably
Pañcakāṭhakaprayogavṛtti, Ben. 8) and Sāyaṇa's bhāṣya.

Alph. List Beng. Govt. p. 24. L. 4128 (Kāṭhaka agniprayoga). RASB. II. 766.