Jain. BP. p. 166b. Petrograd 236 (28).

Jain. in 5 verses. Begins
jaya jaya jagadAnandana jaya jaya. Bomb. Uni. 2406 (26).

Jain. in 7 verses and in seven languages, Skt. and five Pkt. and Apabhraṁśa. by
Cāritrasundaragaṇi. See Stuticaturviṁśatikā, Āgamodaya Samiti Series 51, Intro. p.
25.

Jain. by Jinavallabha. Jainagranthāvalī p. 274. Jesalmere p. 17 (30 vv.) (called
Paṭṭāvalī). Skt. Intro. p. 65.

(Usahathotta) Jain. Dig. Pkt. by Padmanandin. BORI. 630 (13) of 1875-76. 300 of 1883-84. 525
(13) of 1884-86. 1442 (13) and 1443 (13) of 1886-92. 954 (13) of 1892-95. 810 (13) of 1895-1902.
BORI. D. XIX. ii. 585-91. Peters. V. p. 55 (no. 1442 (13)). Trav. Uni. 5225M.

Ptd. Padmanandi-caturviṁśati, Jīvarājagranthamālā 10, 1962, work no. 13, pp.
201-213.

--C. BORI. 1442 (13) of 1886-92. 954 (13) of 1892-95. BORI. D. XIX. ii. 589-90.

Jain. BORI. 1392 (132) of 1891-95. BORI. D. XVIII. i. 286. [Page039-a]

from the Brahmottarakhaṇḍa. Bikaner 1316.

See Venk. edn. of Brahmottarakhaṇḍa, chs. 10-11, and also 12-14; chs. 10-11 contain two
courses of teachings by the Śivayogin named Ṛṣabha and ch. 11 is called Ṛṣabhopadeśa in
col.

Jain. by Padmanandin. Arrah I. p. 5.

ancient Sāṅkhya-teacher. Q. in the Yuktidīpikā, Calcutta edn. p. 175.

from the Brahmottarakhaṇḍa of Skandapurāṇa. TD. 18999.

Jain. Jainagranthāvalī p. 329.

--Camatkāracintāmaṇi. jy. Nepal I. pp. 169-70. While some mss. of the work mention no a., in
others a. is found as Rājarṣi Bhaṭṭa or Nārāyaṇa. Cf. Ṛṣiśarman,
Jñānamañjarī.

I of the Payyūr Bhaṭṭa line of Porkalam in Kerala who specialised in the works of Maṇḍana;
brother of Bhavadāsa I; wife, Gaurī; father of Parameśvara I (Haricarita, C. Sumanoramaṇī on
Meghadūta, C.s on Nyāyakaṇikā, etc.). Beg. of the 14th cent. A. D.

Ṛṣi. ref. to by Udaya in his C. on Kauṣ. Brāhmaṇa (Adyar D. I. 59, MT. 3650) is one of
these Ṛṣis, I, II or III.

II grandson of Ṛṣi I and son of Parameśvara I; wife, Gopālikā; eldest of five brothers,
Bhavadāsa II, Vāsudeva I etc.; father of Parameśvara II (C.s on Sphoṭasiddhi, Tattvabindu etc.)
and Vāsudeva II (Devīcarita and other Yamaka poems).

III also known as Traividyeśa and Maharṣi, son of Parameśvara II; wife, Āryā; father of
Parameśvara III (Jaiminīyasūtrārthasaṁgraha). Mid. of the 15th cent. A. D. Ref. to by
Uddaṇḍa [Page039-b] in Mallikāmāruta. See Poona Ori. XXII, pp. 52-57.

--Caturmukhapūjā. Dig. Jain. Skt. See Jaina Sid. Bhās. XIII. i. p. 35.

Gough p. 30. Could it be Ārṣeyopaniṣad ?

jy. from Vidhānamālā. Bikaner 4453 (A. D. 1663).

JASB. 1908, p. 411b (no. 7579).

Radh. 1.

for the Ṛv. Pejawar 165b.

Sv. by Śivarāma, son of Viśrāma. Baroda 10808. CLB. I. p. 25.

Venkatesiah 67.

Ṛv. NP. VI. 20.

PUL. II. App. p. 10. Trav. Uni. 2915A.