śr. RASB. II. 1591.

Sv. from the Ūhagāna.

PUL. I. p. 15. Sri. Dev. 423 (b).

śr. PUL. I. p. 62.

śr. Peters. II. p. 181 (no. 105). Cf. the next.

śr. giving duties of Brāhmaṇa priest in Ekāha rites. by Rāmakṛṣṇa Dīkṣita alias
Nāhnābhāi, son of Dāmodara Tripāṭhin.

Adyar I. p. 64b. Alph. List Beng. Govt. p. 20. Cs. I. 360 (Ekāhīnaº). RASB. II. 1480. SB.
60.

tantra. PUL. II. App. p. 60.

vedānta. by Śrīvaḍisvāmi (?). CPB. 646.

Dig. Jain. by Jagatkīrti, teacher of Lalitakīrti.

See Praśasti Saṁgraha p. 111.

MD. 16489. Same as E. bh. stotra.

Dig. Jain. by Jagatkīrti. See Jaina Sid. Bhās. XI. i. p. 29.

See Ekībhāvastotra.

Jain. an. but likely to be same as next. [Page074-a]

America 5381. Chani 3792 (a). Delhi II. 100 (c). IV. 384 (f). Jainagranthāvalī p. 275.
Jhalrapatan pp. 45. 48. 49. 77. Moodbidri I. 104 (b). 233 (a). II. 662 (18). 400 (23). Pannalal
Bombay V. B. p. 6. Report XXXVII.

Dig. Jain. 25 verses in Mandākrāntā metre; also known as Kalyāṇastava. by Vādirājasūri
of Siṁhapura, pupil of Matisāgara, patronised by the Cālukya king Jagadekamalla Jayasiṁha II
(1018-1042 A. D.).

Adyar II. p. 240 (3 mss.; Kalyāṇakalpadruma and Kalyāṇastava). AK. 1053. 1054. Arrah I. p. 5
(6 mss.). 40. 42. AS. p. 33. BORI. 572. 588 (1) and 672 (b) of 1875-76. 477 of 1884-86. 1040 (c) of
1886-92. 992 of 1887-91. 1053 and 1054 of 1891-95. 960 (3) of 1895-98. 94 (6) of 1898-99. BORI. D.
XIX. ii. 592-602. CPB. 7053. D. pp. 106. 107. Delhi III. 102. Firenze 670. Fl. J. II. ii. 7. IO.
7605. Jhalrapatan pp. 33. 44 (2 mss.). 80. 88. MD. 9433. 9434. 11349 (ºstuti). 16116
(Kalyāṇastava). 16489 (E. bh. bhakti). 18454. Moodbidri I. 141 (e). Oudh XIV. 112. Pannalal
Bombay I. p. 50 (3 mss.). Peters. IV. p. 55 (no. 1440 (d)). VI. p. 133 (no. 690 (4)). p. 143 (no.
94 (5)). Rohtek 52. Sūcīpattra 38.

Ptd. (1) K. M. Gucch. VII. pp. 17-22 (4th edn. 1926). (2) Jaina Stotra Saṅgraha.
pp. 24-9. Bombay, 1890. (3) Jaina Vāṇī Saṅgraha, Calcutta, 1927. See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938,
p. 822. Also by Paramanand Shastri with Hindi transl.; ed. with transl. Jaina Gaz. 40
(1943). For a short note on the work see Jaina Sid. Bhās. VI. ii. p. 118. [Page074-b]

--C. Ṭīkā, Ṭippaṇa (an.). AK. 1053. BORI. 477 of 1884-86. 1053 of 1891-95. 94 (6) of
1898-99. BORI. D. XIX. ii. 598. 600. 601 (different C.). Firenze. 670. Fl. J. II. ii. 7.
Jainagranthāvalī p. 275. Pannalal Bombay V. B. p. 6. Peters. III. p. 400 (no. 477). PUL. II. p.
290. Rep. Raj. & C. I. p. 48.

--C. Avacūri. BORI. 1040 (c) of 1886-92. BORI. D. XIX. ii. 599.

--C. by Nāgacandra. Jhalrapatan p. 33.

--C. Ṭīkā by Śrutisāgarasūri. BORI. 572 of 1875-76. BORI. D. XIX. ii. 597. D. pp. 106.
107. Report XLXVII.

Jain. in prose. Moodbidri II. 762 (b) (inc.).

Bud. Pāli Canon. generally known under the title Aṅguttaranikāya.

See above NCC. I. Revised edn. p. 67a. Cf. also Ekottarāgama.

King Ekoji of Tanjore. See below Ekoji I, II.

JASB. 1908, p. 412a (no. 7501).

service book of the Ahmedabad Brahmins, transl. into Skt.

Ptd. United Printing Press, Ahmedabad, 1874. See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 821.

gr. on Pāṇini IV. 1. 93. by Devīdatta Śāstrin. Ujjain Latest Additions 26.

Ekoji I alias Vyankāji, founder of the Tanjore Maratha dynasty, 1676-1683 A. D. [Page075-a]

Ekoji II alias Bāvā Sāhib, king of Tanjore, son of Tulaja. A. D. 1735-6.

--Āryāśataka or Devīmāhatmyaśataka in Āryā metre. TD. 19477.

--Gaṇeśakavaca. TD. XX. Sup. no. 884 (f).

--Prapañcāmṛtasāra, otherwise called Rājarañjanapurāṇa. Mahādeva, court poet, wrote it
for him; see Col. of TD. 7655. TD. 7655-60 (different sections, Parabrahmanirūpaṇa,
Rāmānujamatakhaṇḍana, Madhvamatakathana). 18909-40 (different sections).

His minister, Nṛsiṁha II, son of Ānandarāya and Jayantī, wrote the Tripuravijayacampū, TD.
4036. See also p. 28-9. V. Raghavan, Intro. to his edn., Śāhendravilāsa, Tanjore Sar. Mah.
Ser. 54, 1952.

Jagannātha (Umānandanātha, NCC. II. p. 390a) wrote Ratimanmathanāṭaka (edn.
Grantharatnamālā) in his court. See also Dr. C. Kunhan Raja Presentation Volume,
Adyar Library, 1946, pp. 280 ff.

Bud. by Guṇaprabha. Cordier III. p. 406.

dh. Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 14.

vīra śai. compiled by Girinātha.

Mysore I. p. 548 (with Kannada gloss).

stotra. by Śivayogīndra. MT. 6821 (inc.) (full of gaps).