Bud. by Sahajavilāsa. Cordier II. p. 88.

by Govindadāsa. BORI. 1434 of 1891-95.

Ṛv. Mad. Uni. 1 (b).

or
ekAntamatakhaNDana Jain. a C. on a single Sragdharā stanza ‘nityādyekāntahetoh2-’ by
Lakṣmīdhara, pupil of Samantabhadra.

Lakṣmīsena p. 8. Strassburg Dig. p. 4.

See also Jaina Sid. Bhās. V. i. p. 9. ABORI. XI. p. 152; XV. p. 86.

or
ekA(ko)rAma i.e. Rāma the intensely devoted to Śiva, son of Puruṣottama Bhaṭṭa of
Śrīvatsagotra of Kuntala country; vanquished Jains at Ablur and other places; honoured by Bijjala
C. 1162 A. D., Cālukya Someśvara (1182-89) and Kadamba Kāmadeva (1181-1203). See Fleet's
edn. of Ablur ins. of Ekanta Rāma, Epi. Ind. V. pp. 243-5, 254-261. Venerated as one of the
first five founders of Vīraśaivism. See MD. 5490, Vīraśaivaguruparamparā.

Bud. Cordier III. p. 268. [Page071-a]

stotra. on Rādhā and Kṛṣṇa. by Rūpagosvāmin.

MT. 3177 (b).

Jain. Chani 1034 (b).

--C. Ṭīkā. Chani 1034 (b).

--from Vītarāgastava.

--C. Vivaraṇa. Chani 3363.

adv. by Śaṅkarācārya. Baroda 10656.

See above Ekāntakhaṇḍana.

by Jagaddhara. IO. 8128 (an.).

Ptd. Stutikusumāñjali. K. M. 23, pp. 349-58.

by. Vallabhācārya. See Wilson's Works, Essays and Lectures on the Religion of the
Hindus, I. 131.

vedānta. BORI. 260 of 1892-95. Peters. V. p. 245 (no. 260).

by Nṛsiṁha Dīkṣita. Gough p. 187.

astrologer of Āluṭūri or Ālūri family.

--Jātakacintāmaṇi. jy. MT. 2647.

Ptd. in Telugu script, Madras, 1889. See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, pp. 77, 1145.

paur. extracted from Śivas purāṇa, Ekāmrapurāṇa etc. describein 4 chapters the sacred
places of Bhuvaneśvara in Orissa, especially the temple of Megheśvara (built in C. 1200 A.
D.). See JASB. 66 (1897), pp. 332-3. See below E. Purāṇa also.

Adyar I. p. 159a. Alph. List Beng. Govt. p. 20 (same as L. 1560). CPB. 645. IO. 6926. 6927
(Svarṇādri- [Page071-b] mahodaya section). L. 1560. 2437. RASB. III. 2425A. V. 4134. SSPC. I. F.
140.

or
ekAmranAthayajvan poet. son of Muktīśvara Dīkṣita, disciple of Sukhacid Bhāratī
and a descendant of Rāmaliṅgādhvarin, patronised by Elahaṅka Mummaḍikopa or Kempe Gauḍa III.
(A. D. 1705-1728). See J. Myth. Soc. XIII. pp. 734, 737.

--Vīrabhadravijayacampū in 5 Ullāsas. MT. 418. 4152 (b) (inc.). Mysore I. pp. 271. 636.

of Kāśyapa Gotra, maternal grandfather of Śrīśailanātha (a. of Praśnottaramālā. med.)
and father of Kāmeśanātha.

--Āyurvedasudhānidhi, written at the instance of Sāyaṇa. See Śg. I. p. 162; also NCC. II.
p. 154a.

poet. patronised by Immaḍi Aṅkuśa of Rāṇa family at Cennapatnam, Mysore (C. 1600 A.
D.). See NCC. I, under Aṅkuśa.

--Jāmbavatīpariṇaya, a poem in 4 cantos. MD. 11535. Taylor I. 223.

--Satyāpariṇaya, a poem in 12 cantos. MD. 11816. 11817. Taylor I. 223.

son of Somanātha of Mullandrum. Later than Lakṣmaṇa whose Yuddhakāṇḍa, he refers to.

--Campūrāmāyaṇa (Yuddhakāṇḍa); completing Bhoja's Campūrāmāyaṇa. MT. 3312.

stotra. on the deity at Kāñcī temple. by Śrīnivāsa Dīkṣita. Mysore 8.

Adyar I. p. 198b.

an Upapurāṇa in 70 chapters and five parts dealing with the temples [Page072-a] and sacred
places of Ekāmrakṣetra or Bhuvaneśvara in Orissa. For an analysis of its contents see L. 1561;
also Poona Ori. XVI. pp. 70 ff. It refers to Āṅgirasapurāṇa as an Upapurāṇa.

Adyar I. p. 159a (2 mss.). Alph. List Beng. Govt. p. 20 (Kāṇḍa 1). Cs. IV. 10 (18 chs.).
Dacca 4492. IO. 6590. L. 1561 (70 chs.). Oudh III. 8. PUL. II. p. 128 (inc.; upto II. 20). RASB. V.
4135. 4136. Sūcīpattra 108.

Ptd. in Oriya script, Cuttack, 1912. See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 820. Ch. 38 on Megheśvara
temple in Bhuvanesvar is reproduced and translated by N. N. Vasu in JASB. 66 (1897), pp.
11-23. See also JASB. Letters. XX. i. p. 21. 1954.

on Bhuvaneśvara, Orissa. A ms. mentioned in JASB. 28 (1859). p. 187.

from Śivapurāṇa. Oxf. 75b.