Q. Āp. śr. sū. XIV. 20. 4. See p. 103, B. Ghosh, Collections of the fragments of lost
Brāhmaṇas, Calcutta, 1935; also Bhagavad Datta, Vaidik Vaṅmay kā Itihās, II. p.
30.

Bud. by Jinamitra. Kanjur Kyoto 314.

--Mahākālīpūjā. Silchar 13 (inc.). Cf. K. mālinītantra.

Bud. by Dārikapāda. Cordier II. p. 59.

--C. Ṭīkā, Parahitā by Kumārabodhi. ib. p. 59.

Kavīndrācārya 1409.

of the Bhairavāṣṭaka group; ref. to by Lakṣmīdhara in his C. on Saundaryalaharī, Mysore
Govt. Ori. Lib. Ser. 11, p. 82, Mysore; also by Gaurīkānta in his C. on same work, Oxf.
108b.

of the Dakṣiṇāmnāya; in 50000 verses; dialogue between Śiva and Pārvatī; mentioned in the
Prāṇatoṣiṇī among its source books (1898, Calcutta edn. p. 3). Harsinghji p. 31 (135). L. 246
(inc.). (5 Paṭalas). Mithilā. Nabadwip 498. Ramsingh 1067. SSPC. III. I. 8 (inc.). Tagore 59 (5th
Paṭala). Varendra 1005.

Ptd. See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 1247, where it is said to have been printed along with
Tantrasāra and Sulabhatantraprakāśa; perhaps some extracts from it are ptd.

--Gurugītā from. in 9 ślokas (Col. Strīgurugītā). Alph. List Beng. Govt. p. 34. RASB. V.
3306A (2). VIII. B. 6793.

Ptd. See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, pp. 978, 979. [Page114-a]

Bud.

--Sanātanāvartatrayasukhāgama. Cordier II. p. 244.

TD. 17280-94.

or
rasAdhyAya or
rasakaGkAlI med. in 21 adhyāyas. by a pupil of Kaṅkālayayogin or Kāṅkāyana.

ACW. 179. 180. BL. 241 (with C.). Filliozat I. 140 (Kāṅkālī Rasaheman). RASB. 16.

Ed. Kas. Skt. Ser. 79, (Āyurveda Section No. 2) with C. Vārttika.

For a Hindi adaptation of the beg. of 16th cent., see below Kaṅkālīgrantha by
Nāsīrshāh.

--Vārttika by Merutuṅga of the Añcalagaccha, composed in 1386 A. D.

B. IV. 234. BL. 241 (with text). Cs. V. 129. Oudh X. 24. Weber 964.

Ptd. in the above mentioned edn. of text.

Bud.

--Ṣoḍaśabindubhāvana. Cordier II. p. 237.

med. by Nāsīrashāh, the Khaiji ruler of Malwa written between C. A. D. 1500-10. BORI.
1055 of 1886-92. 533 of 1892-95 (inc.). BORI. D. XVI. i. 41. 42. Peters. V. p. 270 (no. 533).

See ABORI. XII. pp. 289-91. The work is an adaptation with Hindi version of
Kaṅkālādhyāya or Rasādhyāya of Kaṅkālayogin noted above.

Bud. Skt. Dhāriṇīs. Hod. Bud. 54.

Bud. Nepal II. p. 262. Same as previous ?.

--Gaṇapatyārādhana. Oxf. 299b.

(new). Bud. one of the texts found in the list contained in an inscription d. 1442 A. D. at
Pagan. [Page114-b]

See “Pali tracts in inscriptions” in the J. Myth. Soc. XXII, p. 410; Bode, Pāli Lit.
of Burma p. 102.

Bud. Pāli. name of C. by Buddhaghoṣa on Pātimokkha of the Vinayapiṭaka.

Br. Mus. Pāli pp. 137. II. p. 108. Cabaton II. 15. Copen. Pāli p. 147. Fausbo7ll 7. 26. 148.
Paris Pali p. 32.

--Cc. an. Līnathapakāsinī. Gandhavaṁsa JPTS. 1886, pp. 62. 72.

Ptd. Rangoon, 1903.

--Cc. Vinayatthamañjūsā by Buddhanāga. Written at the instance of Sumedha. Fausbo7ll 28.

Edn. Colombo, 1901-15.

Kṛṣṇastotra; from Brahmasaṁhitā (Trailokyavijayagopālamantrātmaka). BORI. 482 (ii) of
1895-98. BORI. D. XIII. iii. 834.

gr. short treatise on Kātantra. IO. 5061 (4).

Bud. Pāli. by Sattamaguru. Cabaton II. 704 (iv).

Bud. Pāli. Cabaton II. 704 (v).

Bud. Pāli writer, different from the Pāli grammarian; before Buddhaghoṣa.

--Nettiprakaraṇa.

--Peṭakopadeśa.

Pāli grammarian; of India; later than Buddhaghoṣa; uses Kātantra and Kāśikā; before 12th
cent. A. D.

--Kaccāyanavyākaraṇa or K. gandha.

--Cullaniruttigandha. gr.

--Mahāniruttigandha.

--Vaṇṇanītigandha.

--Susandhikappa, earlier work forming the basis of the K. vyākaraṇa. [Page115-a]

On him and his gr., see Gandhavaṁsa JPTS. 1886, p. 59, d'Alwis, An Intro. to Ka.'s
Gr. of Pāli Lang., Colombo, 1863; R. O. Franke, PāliGrammatīk und-Lexikographie,
Strassburg, 1902. Geiger, Pāli Lit. and Lang. Eng. transl. pp. 48. 49; Bode, Pāli Lit.
of Burma, p. 29; Ind. Cult. XV. p. 198.

See below Kaccāyanavyākaraṇa.

so called because it follows Kaccāyana's school; by Thera-Sīlavaṁsa; in 150 verses; on the
model of Vopadeva's Kavikalpadruma.

See under Dhātumañjūsā.