Jain. by Viśvabhūṣaṇa, son of Viśālakīrti. MT. 1598. See also NCC. II. p. 252 under
Indradhvaja.

lex. in 38 verses. ascribed to Vararuci and Indra. almost identical with the Ekākṣarakośa of
Puruṣottamadeva. See above Ekākṣarakośa ascribed to Vararuci. See also NCC. II. p. 253b.

Burnell 52a. Gough p. 143. IO. i. 296b fn. Mysore I. p. 604. TD. 4738.

śilpa. Extracted in MT. 3825 (Paṭala 70).

one of the eight ancient schools of Skt. gr. according to tradition (see
indrazcandraH etc. Intro. verse 2, Mugdhabodha, and also Śākaṭ. vyā. I. ii. 37); for
ref. s to Indra and language-study, see Taitt. Saṁ. VI. 4. 7, Mahābhāṣya I. 1. 1. For an
account of Aindra as a pre-Pāṇinian school, studied first by Kātyāyana-Vararuci, Vyāḍi and
Indradatta and later superseded by Pāṇini's, see Kathāsaritsāgara I. 4. 25.

For a detailed study of Aindra and its history, see A. C. Burnell ‘On the Aindra School of
Grammarians’. Survives in Prātiśākhyas, Kātantra, Pāli and Tamil (Tolkāppiyam, the oldest
Tamil gr. is described as based on it). However Aindra or Indra not q. by Yāska, Pāṇini,
Kātyāyana or Patañjali, the only quotation being in Jñānavimala's C. on Maheśvara's
Śabdaprakāśa, where ‘Siddhir anuktānām rūḍheh2’ is said to be its opening sūtra (See
Peters. II. p. 65); but this sūtra is not found in Kātantra or Jainendra. Śākaṭ. vyā. I. 2.
37 mentions Indra (Ind. [Page090-b] Ant. XVI. p. 27); Udayaprabhasūri, in his
Upadeśamālākarṇikā (Ind. Ant. X. p. 79) gives a tradition on Jainendra vyā. being
Aindra.

See NCC. II. pp. 249b, 250a; S. K. Belvalkar, Systems of Skt. Gr. pp. 10-12; RASB. VI.
Preface xlviii. Also Poona Ori. XX. 1955. pp. 31-40. Kavindrācārya 145.

PUL. I. p. 15.

Jain. 24 hymns on the 24 Jinas. by Yaśovijaya with his own C. written in part-imitation of
Śobhana's Stuticaturviṁśatikā.

Ptd. App. to Stuticaturviṁśatikā, Āgamodaya Samiti Series 51. 1930, pp. 1-17.

śr. pr. Baroda 5961.

śr. pr. Alph. List Beng. Govt. p. 21. RASB. II. 1595.

śr. pr. by Bālakṛṣṇa. Baroda 5961.

a selection of 160 moral precepts from Oriental (i.e., Skt. and Sinhalese) authors, and
translated into English by Pereira (John).

Ptd. Colombo, 1876. See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1876-92. 284.

Sv. Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 14 (2 mss.).

dh. Bikaner 2562 (b). 2209 (Mahāśānti-Aindrī). PUL. I. 81 (for kings).

--by Kamalākara Bhaṭṭa son of Rāmakṛṣṇa. AK. 404. AS. p. 108.

See next.

by Kamalākara Bhaṭṭa. Alph. List Beng. Govt. p. 96 (no. 1588). Bik. 773. Bikaner [Page091-a]
2562. BORI, 404 of 1891-95. NW. 148. RASB. II. 1423.

jy. B. IV. 116.

dh. BORI. 238 of 1887-91. Mithilā.

--by Mm. Parameśvara Jhā. Mithilā. I. 45.

--by Sadāśiva. Udaipur I. B. 45, 81.

dh. Udaipur p. 18, no. 292 of Ptd. Cat.

śr. pr. Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 14.

prayoga. on expiatory rites performed for averting the misfortune of losing property etc. MD.
3262.

Jain. Pkt. Dāhilakṣmī XI. 3. See Indriyaparājayaśataka, NCC. II. pp. 257b-258a.

śr. Ānandāśrama 5413.

from Matsyapurāṇa. Stein 212 (inc.).

Trav. Uni. 2227 (chs. 1-7). 3541 (8 chs.).

--from Brahmottarakhaṇḍa of Skandapurāṇa. Burnell 194b. Mack. 64. TD. 10245. 10246.

Oppert II. 3114. mentioned in the list of 220 Upaniṣads prepared by M. R. Bodas. See
JBBRAS. XXII. p. 75 ff.

Ptd. in Ṛgvedi Brahmakarma, Gopala Narayana Press, Bombay, 1886. See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938,
p. 2188.

Trav. Uni. 9643A (with Kannada meaning).