Jain. an. Adyar II. p. 240b. Alwar 2478. Chani 1352 (with C.). 1379. 2039. 2168. 3723. 4030.
CPB. 7049-7050. Delhi II. 100 (e). IV. 384 (j). JASB. 1908, p. 412a (nos. 4324, 7084, 7630). JBhP.
I. 416. 417. Jhalrapatan pp. 49. 82. Jodhpur 330. 353. Moodbidri II. 380 (a) (Skt.).

--C. Vṛtti. Chani 1352.

Jain. Skt. by Merutuṅga. Jainagranthāvalī pp. 175. 274.

Jain. Pkt. by Harivaṁśarṣi. Rohtek 64.

Jain. in the form of Tāntrika compilation. Cs. X. C. 27.

based on that of Kṣamākalyāṇa.

Ptd. (1) in the Jainastotrasaṅgraha, Bombay, ptd. Ahmadabad. 1919 (2nd edn.). See Br.
Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1906-28. 404. (2) Prācīnajainastotrasaṅgraha, no. 12, Agra, 1923. See IO.
Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 1929.

Arrah I-A. p. 40 (Ptd.).

āgama. Pāñcarātra; one of the five Rātras of the Mahāsanatkumāra. See On the name
Pāñcarātra JAOS. 85, Edgerton Volume, pp. 73-9.

Adyar. MT. 3257 (chs. 2 & 6). 3456. 3562 (e). Mysore I. p. 592 (Brahmasaṁhitā). III. p. 22
(2 texts ?).

genealogy of the Vaidic Ṛṣis. Bik. 334. CPB. 610.

pupil of Jayakīrti of Añcalagaccha. Wrote the Nala-Davadantīrāsa in A. D. 1456.
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--Samasyāmahimnastotra and C. on it. On Ṛṣabhadeva, with first line of each verse taken from
Śivamahimnasstava. BORI. D. XIX. ii. 530.

--Jinātiśaya (Jinendrātiśaya) Pañcāśikā, written in A. D. 1456. See ib.

Bud. Kanjur Kyoto 760 (49).

--Jñānamañjarī. jy. Bik. 302. Stein 161 (2 mss.).

med. authority q. in Rasaratnasamuccaya of Vāgbhaṭa, son of Siṁhagupta. (See Bomb. Uni. 307.
BORI. D. XVI. i. 200).

Āśval. Baroda 5936. See Hautra.

in 5 verses (beg.:
bhRgurvasiSThaH)

Ptd. Br. St. Ratnākara, p. 357. Pandita Pustakalaya, Kasi, 1950.

Kāty. by Kāhnadeva, son of Dvivedi Guṇadeva, corrected later by his son Kṛṣṇadeva in Saṁ.
1820. RASB. II. 1188 (b).

Ṛv. in prose; different from the metrical text of Śaunaka. Alph. List Beng. Govt. p. 20. L.
4214. RASB. II. 241.

See also NCC. II. p. 180a, under Ārṣānukramaṇī.

Trav. Uni. 13691C.

Jodiya II. 24.

Mysore I. p. 212.

by Bābā Kāśīnanda. RASB. II. 1716A.

--Praśnottararatnamālā. Firenze 762. Fl. J. II. iv. 19 (noted as a C. on P. r. m.).
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an authority ref. to in Āpast. dh. sū. I. 19. 7.

dh. Mithilā.

dh. Burnell 149b. TD. 13095.

Pāli lex. by Saddhammakitti, Thera of Tambadīpa in Burma (16th cent. Geiger, Pāli. Lit.
and Lang., p. 56 says it was written in 1465 A. D.). Dictionary of Pāli monosyllabic words on
the model of Sanskrit lexica.

Cabaton II. 529. 696 (i). Colombo p. 55 (2 mss.). Colombo D. I. 2074. Paris Pāli p. 36 (2
mss.). For Burmese Nissa(ā)yas (transl. and paraphrase) of it, see Cabaton II. 695 (ii). 696 (ii)
and Br. Mus. Pāli II. p. 110.

Ptd. (1) Saddhā-ngay (pp. 31-39), Rangoon, 1898. (2) with a Burmese nissaya by a Hsaya.
Saddhā-ngay, Vol. V. pp. 1-139 (1898-1900). Rangoon. See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1892-1906. 575. 576.
(3) with Abhidhānappadīpikā, Guj. Pur. Mandir Ser. 9, pp. 257-66. Ahmedabad, 1924,