gr. pointing out roots containing ‘b’ as distinct from ‘v’. Six verses q. by Sarvānanda in C.
Ṭīkāsarvasva on Amarakośa. (TSS. 73. p. 7).

see
oghaniryukti. [Page097-a]

śaiva scholar under king Someśvara of Saurāṣṭra; mentioned in Vīraśaivaratnākara (MD.
17157) by Jyotirnātha; probably an ancestor of the a.

brother of Acaladāsa, grandfather of Kṛṣṇadatta (a. of Sāndrakutūhala. BORI. D. XIV.
238).

alaṅk. by Uktigarbha; ref. to in Rājaśekhara's Kāvyamīmāṁsā GOS. I. p. 1. See
also NCC. II. p. 281a.

gr. Baroda 2071 (Saṁ. 1663). 4129 (different from Udayadharma's and Kulamaṇḍana's work).
BORI. 797 of 1899-1915. BP. p. 187a. Chani 3480. 3579 (with C.). JBhP. I. 431. See below.

or
vAkyaprakAza Jain. a metrical manual of Skt. gr. in 129 verses divided into 7 sections.
Composed in 1451 A. D. by Udayadharma, pupil of Ratnasiṁha, of Tapāgaccha (a. called Dharmasūri
in some mss.).

B. III. 18. Baroda 2205, 2895. 5281. Bomb. Uni. 81 (with C.). BP. pp. 164b (called Uktivākyaº).
203a. 229b. 240b. 249a. 250b. 251. 252b. 253a (2 mss.). 254a (2 mss.). BORI. 415 of 1871-72. 280 of
1873-74 (with C.). 763 of 1875-76. 1370 of 1884-87. (a. called Dharmasūri). 531 of 1886-92 (with
C.). 229 and 230 of 1892-95. Brahmacāri Wāḍi 61. 62. Br. Mus. 383. 384 (with C.). Cabaton I. 633
(iii). Chani 657. 664. 3350 (with C.). CPB. 7869-7871. D. pp. 40. 68. 117. Fl. 189. Firenze 455 (a.
called Dharmasūri). Gough p. 99. Gu. 11. Jainagranthāvalī p. 307. JASB. 1908. [Page097-b] p.
431a (no. 7429) (a. called Dharmasūri). JBhP. I. 2311. 2312 (with C.). Kh. p. 103. Lz. 182 (with
C.). Peters. IV. p. 19 (no. 531). V. p. 243 (no. 229.) Rep. Raj. & C. I. p. 44. Ujjain I. p. 84
(a. called Udayasiṁha).

--C. Baroda 2205 (d. Saṁ. 1783). BORI. 531 of 1886-92. BP. p. 254a. Br. Mus. 384. CPB. 7869-71
(one of the mss.). Fl. 189. JBhP. I. 2312. Lz. 782. Peters. IV. p. 19 (no. 531).

--C. Avacūri. BORI. 280 of 1873-74. D. p. 68. Kh. p. 103 (no. 280).

--C. Ṭīkā. Br. Mus. 384. Chani 3350.

--C. Vākyaprakāśavārttā by Jinavijaya, pupil of Kīrtivijaya, composed in Saṁ. 1694 (1637
A. D.). Br. Mus. 383. CPB. 7869-7871 (only one of the mss.).

--C. by Harṣakulagaṇi, pupil of Hemavimalasūri (who wrote in A. D. 1527 his Dīpikā, C. on
Sūtrakṛtāṅgasūtra. See BBRAS. 1550-2). B. III. 18. Bomb. Uni. 81. BORI. 230 of 1892-95.
Brahmacāri Wāḍi 61. Peters. V. p. 243 (no. 230).

or
mugdhabAlAvabodha Jain. gr. by Kulamaṇḍanasūri; composed in 1506 A. D. Baroda 4685.
13931 (called Auktikasaṅgraha). Jainagranthāvalī p. 306.

Jain. gr. by Jinacandra. Jainagranthāvalī p. 306.

gr. (by Tilakācārya ?). Baroda 2190. in Skt. and Gujarati. See also Uktisaṅgraha of Tilaka,
NCC. II. p. 281b.

Jain. gr. by Somaprabha. Jainagranthāvalī p. 306.

name given by scribe to Vaikhānasaśrautaprayogakḷpti of Aṇnādhvarin. See MT. 3469, scribe's
note.

a Śākhā of Kr. Yv. See Caraṇavyūha, Kas. Skt. Ser. 132. pp. 31, 40. [Page098-a]

alaṅk. written during the time of King Ananta of Kashmir (A. D. 1028-63) by Kṣemendra, son of
Prakāśendra.

B. III. 44 (called Aucityālaṅkāra). Bd. 588 (Aucityālaṅkāroddhāra). Bikaner 3554. BISM.
vi. 128/7. BORI. 588 of 1887-91. BORI. D. XII. 39. Bu7hler 542. IO. 5212. L. 3078. R. A.
Sastri I. p. 27. See also JBRAS. XVI. pp. 167-180.

Ptd. (1) K. M. Gucch. I. 1886; 1893 (2nd edn.). pp. 115-160. (2) with modern C.
Sahṛdayatoṣiṇī by Śvetāraṇyam Nārāyaṇa Yajvan, Madras, 1906. (3) Haridas Skt. Ser.
25. 1933. For a study, see V. Raghavan, Some Concepts of Alaṅkāra Śāstra, Adyar, pp.
194-257, and study and translation, Suryakanta, Poona Ori. XVII (1952), 67-82, 122-76.

Q. by Hemādri in his C. on Raghuvaṁśa. B. III. 44. R. A. Sastri I. p. 27. See
Aucityavicāracarcā.

patronymic of Sundaramiśra (a. of Abhirāmamaṇināṭaka). See IO. i. 348a.

ancient authority on Vedānta ref. to by Bādarāyaṇa in the Brahmasūtras (I. iv. 21, III. iv.
45, IV. iv. 6); in the Saṅkarṣakāṇḍa III. i. 12 (p. 122, Mad. Uni. edn. 1966).

--authority on Dharma mentioned by Rudradeva in his Pākayajñaprakāśa (Mu7nchen 78) as having
been q. by Bharadvāja.

upatantra. Kavīndrācārya 1807. Cf. Uḍḍāmareśvaraº, NCC. II. pp. 290-1.

tantra-mantra. Mysore I. p. 565. See above Uḍḍīśaº, NCC. II. pp. 291-2. [Page098-b]

gr. lex. metrical work in 5 pādas on Uṇādi words and their derivatives, by Perusūri, son of
Veṅkaṭeśvara and Veṅkaṭeśvarī, pupil of Vāsudevādhvarin and descendant of Śrīdhara.

Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 14. MD. 1526. 15670. (both inc.). MT. 5551 (inc.). See also Uṇādikośa
of Mahādeva Vedāntin, Mad. Uni. Skt. Ser. 21, Foreword, pp. 3-4 and Intro. pp. xiv-xv.

Edn. Mad. Uni. Skt. Ser. 7. 1939.

ref. to in an an. C. on the Amarakośa. See JOR. Madras, VI. p. 248.

one of the recensions of Av. as mentioned in Caraṇavyūha. See TD. 1763 and Caraṇavyūha,
Kas. Skt. Ser. edn. p. 46.

poet of Utkal (Orissa). Q. in Padyāvali of Rūpagosvāmin (verses 54. 63. 216). One of the
verses here (63) is attributed to Puruṣottamadeva in some mss. S. K. De suggests that he is
identical with Gajapati Puruṣottamadeva of Orissa. (See his edn. of Padyāvali, p. 187).

gṛh. pr. Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 14.

gṛh. pr. Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 14.