poet. Skm. p. 234.

śr. pr. Baroda 10594.

a. of Upasmṛti; mentioned in Sarasvatīvilāsa (Mysore edn. p. 13) and Purāṇārthasaṅgraha
of Veṅkaṭarāya. (Purāṇa, V. i. 1963. pp. 52, 53).

--Kapiñjalasaṁhitā.

med. Mysore I. p. 362. Cf. Kapiñjala (Kapiṣṭhala or Kapidhvaja) mentioned in
Carakasaṁhitā, Sūtrasthāna, I. 9.

pāñcarātrāgama in 32 chs.; Kapiñjala-Kāśyapa-saṁvāda.

Adyar II. p. 180a (3 mss. 6 chs.). Burnell 204a (2 mss.) (22 chs.). Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 15 (4
mss.). IO. 6138 (chs. 21-23. 24th inc.) (Col. to ch. 22, K. s. sāra). MD. 5213 (chs. 1-19, 22-24,
25th inc.). 5214 (ch. 29.). 16523 (chs. 1-7. 8th inc.). MT. 352 (chs. 8 and 14 extracted from).
1738 (a) (chs. 20-32) (ch. headings are given). 5141 (chs. 19, 20, 26, 27, 29-32). 5747 (chs. 1-9,
22-24, 25th inc.). Mysore I. p. 593. Oppert I. 5006. 5326. 5501. 7879. II. 3980. R. A. Sastri I. p.
127. II. p. 177. IV. p. 267. Taylor I. 131 (?). TD. 15321-2 (15321 gives a table of contents).
Tirupati 281. Viśvabhāratī 2981 (chs. 1-15).

Ptd. (1) in Telugu script, by K. Raghavacharya and Dh. Gopalacharya, Cuddappa, 1896. (2)
Pāncarātrāgamasarvasva Ser. ed. by P. Sitaramanuja- [Page151-b] charyulu, Publication of
Literary Pride of India, Bhadrachalam, East Godavari Dt., Andhra; (3) A. G. Press, 1930-1, edn. has
32 chs. and some addl. matter in App.

--Agnikāryavidhi from. MT. 370. 3257. See also NCC. I. Revised Edn. p. 29a.

--Tithivāranakṣatranirṇaya from. MT. 370.

--Nāgapratiṣṭhāvidhi from. Adyar I. p. 90a (2 mss.).

--Nityotsavavidhi from. MT. 3257.

--Pāñcarātrāgamavacana from. MD. 16524.

--Prāyaścittavidhi from. MT. 2996.

--Mantrakośavidhāna from. MT. 370.

--Mudrābandha from. MT. 3257.

--Snānavidhi from. MT. 370.

--Hayagrīvapañjara from. CPB. 670.

For a Dhanurmāsamāhātmya ptd. as from K. saṁ., see Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1876-92. 89
(Bangalore, 1882).

For a compilation on Utsava etc. following Kapiñjalasaṁhitā, see Mysore I. p. 592
(Utsavādiprayogasaṁgraha).

Kavīndrācārya 617. Mentioned in Sarasvatīvilāsa (Mysore edn. p. 13) and in the
Purāṇārthasaṁgraha (see Purāṇa V. i. 1963, pp. 52, 53).

kāvya. by Rāma Cakravartin. Dacca 975. B. (fr.).

--Kapilasmṛti.

Q. by Rudradeva in his Pākayajñaprakāśa, (Mu7nchen 78). Does this refer to the Kapilasmṛti
?

--Tattvasamāsasūtras. sāṁkhya. [Page152-a]

--Dṛṣṭānta(ra). on yoga. TD. 6737-42. called also in some mss. Siddhāntasāra.

--Sāṅkhya(pravacana)sūtras.

--Nyāyabhāṣā. ‘on Veda and its interpretation’ (?). Ref. to in Alberuni's India. I. 132.
‘Kapila is obviously a corrupt reading,’. See ABORI. XXXVIII. pp. 246-7.

--Vyāsaprabhākara (?) sāṁkhya (?) Gough p. 89. Gu. 5. In B. IV. 8, a. noted as Vyāsa.

Pkt. grammarian. mentioned by Mārkaṇḍeya (17th Cent.). See also R. Pischel, Comparative
Grammar of Prakrit Languages, Eng. transl., Banaras, 1957, p. 35 (art. 31).

med. authority. Q. by Vāgbhaṭa in Sūtrasthāna, ch. 20.

--authority on Raseśvaradarśana; ref. to in Sarvadarśanasaṁgraha, BORI. edn. p. 204.
See Kapilasiddhānta, rasāyana in Kavīndrācārya 987.

father of Dṛḍhabala; mentioned in Niścalakara's C. on Cikitsāsaṅgraha of Cakradatta. See
IHQ. XXIII. ii. p. 138. See Kapilabala.

Q. in Padmaśrī's Nāgarasarvasva (p. 29, Tanusukharam Sarma's edn., Bombay, 1921) while
defining Vikṣepa. See V. Raghavan, Number of Rasas, Adyar, 1940, p. 159 fn.; JOR. Madras,
XI. p. 270 fn.

to whom the Uttarādhyayanasūtra, Jain. is ascribed by some. See under BORI. D. XVII. iii.
644.

insc. poet; son of Vikkaṭa of Śaka family and a. of an ins. of the Saindhava ruler Agguka II,
dated 832-3 A. D. Epi. Ind. 26. pp. 197. [Page152-b]

BISM. Nasik Patawardhan 537. Cf. Kapilagītā.

Jain. Pattan I. p. 378 (in a collection Kathāsaṅgraha).

on different texts of this name, see V. Raghavan, Greater Gītā, JOR. Madras, XII. p.
112.

identity not known. Allahabad 108. Ānandāśrama 4671. 6328. B. IV. 48. Bharatpur VIII. 22.
Bikaner 1380. BISM.
vi. 240/7. IM. 691. 8005 (inc.). K. 34. Kavīndrācārya 327. Lucknow Mus. Luck. Uni. p.
47. Oppert I. 6878. II. 8176 (Sāṅkhya ?) Ramsingh 198. Śg. II. 146. Skt. Coll. Ben. 1916-17, p.
19 (no. 2734). SSPC. II. E. 3. TA. 57. 1009 (h) (chs. 2-5). 1713/6. 1713 (b). 2852. Trav. Uni.
7322. 7877 (with Marathi C.). Ujjain I. p. 65.

in 5 chs.; Śiva-Pārvatī-saṁvāda, assigned to Padmapurāṇa; some colophons add the epithet
Siddhāntasāra which occurs also in mss. of Dṛṣṭāntara, another yoga text ascribed to Kapila.
See JOR. Madras, XII. p. 112.

Adyar I. p. 136a (5 mss.; 4 inc.). Bomb. Uni. 1253 (7 chs. ?). 1254 (inc.). Hz. 2181 (inc.).
Jodhpur 903. L. 1676. MD. 4343 (inc.). MT. 5584 (inc.). Mysore I. p. 177. III. p. 3 (chs. 1-5).
Nepal II. p. 222 (8 chs.). RASB. V. 3501. Stein 203. TD. 8998 (1-3 chs.; 3rd inc.). Trav. Uni.
1541. 4620. 7153. 7322. 7877. 10161 (last two with Marathi C.).

Ptd. (1) with a Marathi C. called Paramānandalaharī by Tīkārāma Dhulia, 1877 (Br. Mus. Ptd.
Bks. 1876-92. 309). (2) with a Hindi interpretation, Banaras, 1889. [Page153-a]

from Bhāgavatapurāṇa, Sk. III. chs. 25-32. Kumbhakonam edn.; Kapila's teachings to his mother
Devahūti. Included in the Gītāsaṅgraha (no. 6, Ashtekar and Co., Poona, 1915. See also
IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 1250.

--Kapilophākhyāna. MD. 2380, MT. 6974, ch. 28th of the above. See also JOR. Madras XII.
p. 112.