Bud. by Ānandagarbha. Cordier III. p. 253.

(Uḍḍiyānavajrapīṭhanirgatavajraº) Bud. Cordier III. pp. 256-7.

Bud. Cordier III. p. 269 (no. 39).

music. MT. 2779 (with Malayalam meaning).

śākta. MD. 16035.

Bud. See above
Urdhvaº.

Q. by Raghunandana (C. 1515-45) in his Śuddhi and Vivāha Tattvas, Serampore edn. II.
154; 66. A writer of Orissa ?.

See JASB. (NS.) XI. (1915) p. 364.

Bud. Cordier III. p. 138.

--by Śmaśānasukha. Cordier III. p. 157.

Bud. so called because, it is full of parables from Majjhimanikāya.

Ptd. Vammīkasutta, Colombo, 1893. with a Sinhalese interpretation. Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks.
1892-1906. 708.

--Vyākaraṇadīpikā, C. on Aṣṭādhyāyī. SB. 434.

Ptd. Pandit, Reprint, Benares, 1916.

Bud. Pāli.

Edn. in Cambodian script. Phnom Penh, 1938. See Bib. Boud. IX-XX. 138.

Bud. Cabaton II. 403 (with C. in Siamese).

med. lex. in Skt. and Marathi. Bomb. Uni. 2320. See Auṣadhālaṁkāra. [Page096-b]

see also
auSadha and
auSadhiº

med. see also
auSadhaº

med. Ānandāśrama 4049. See below Auṣadhikalpalatā ascribed to Śiva.

mantra. TD. XX. Sup. no. 1012 (t).

med. names of med. herbs with Malayalam equivalents. GD. 1015. Granthappura p. 44 (no.
1015).

med. lex. names of medicinal plants, in alphabetical order, by Rādhākṛṣṇa. Radh. 31.

med. Trav. Uni. 10807B (inc.).

or
gaNanighaNTu med. lex. by Candranandana, son of Ravinandana. See Cordier, JA.
1901. p. 185. Q. by Kṣīrasvāmin in his C. on Amarakośa. GD. 1016 (interspersed with Malayalam).
Granthappura p. 44 (no. 1316). Oppert I. 971. See Gaṇanighaṇṭu.

or
madanavinodanighaNTu med. lex. composed in A. D. 1374 by Madanapāla who ruled over
Kāmaṭhā on the Jumna a few miles north of Delhi. GD. 1017 (interspersed with Malayalam).
Granthappura p. 44 (no. 1017) (inc.). See under Madanavinoda.

Ṛv. X. 97. MD. 17166. Mysore D. I. 536. Oxf. 398a. Trav. Uni. 2363B.

gr. Mithilā. Cf. next.

by Nīlakaṇṭha. See Adharaśataka, NCC. I. revised edn., p. 139b.