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Kapotasandeśa कपोतसन्देश
by Kuññuṇṇi Kurup 1813-85 A. D.)
See Contribution of Kerala to Skt. Lit. p. 269.
Kapotasūkta कपोतसूक्त
Trav. Uni. 4990F.
Kapolakavi कपोलकवि
poet. Q. in Smv. p. 181., Śp. 3315. For the name being a sobriquet of a poet, see
V. Raghavan, JOR. Madras, XVIII. p. 252.
Kappaº कप्पº
for several Jain. Pkt. works beginning with Kappaº, see below Kalpaº
Kappapāhuḍa कप्पपाहुड
Jain. Pkt. See below Kalpaprābhṛta.
Kappamāṇavakapanhāniddesa कप्पमाणवकपन्हानिद्देस
Bud. Pāli. 11th section of Pārāyaṇavagga in Cūlaniddeśa of Khuddakanikāya.
Ptd. in Siamese script, Royal Siamese Edn. of Tripiṭaka, vol. 27.
Kappavaḍiṃsiyā कप्पवडिंसिया
(Kalpāvataṁsikā) Jain. a work of kūliyasuya class, counted as one of the 12 Upāṅgas; in 10
Ajjhayaṇas; deals with the lives of the 10 sons of Śreṇika. Ref. to in Nandī Sūtra (44) and by
Śrīcandrasūri in Subodhasāmācārī (Anuṣṭhānavidhi). See Kapadia, Canonical Lit. of the
Jainas, pp. 25. 29. 34. 141.
Kappasutta कप्पसुत्त
See below Kalpasūtra. [Page156-a]
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Kappāsia कप्पासिअ
one of the non-Jain (Brahmanical) texts ref. to among the Mithyāśrutas in Nandī, 42.
Kappiyā कप्पिया
or
nirayAvaliA Jain. one of the five Upāṅgas forming the Nirayāvalisuyakkhandha; deals
with the lives of Kāla and others, the ten sons of Śreṇika; ref. to in Nandī (s. 44). See
Kapadia, Canonical Lit. of the Jainas, pp. 25. 141.
Kappiyākappiya कप्पियाकप्पिय
Jain. āgama. ref. to in Pakkhiyasutta (p. 61) and Nandī (s. 44). On what is proper to be done
(Kalpa) and otherwise (Akalpa). See Kapadia, Canonical Lit. of the Jainas, pp. 24 fn. 4, 26,
102.
Kappha(pphi)ṇābhyudaya कप्फ(प्फि)णाभ्युदय
kāvya in 20 cantos by Bhaṭṭa Śivasvāmin, court-poet of Avantivarman of Kashmir (855-884 A.
D.).
Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 15. Hpr. IV. 50 (19 cantos). MD. 11460. 11461 (19 cantos). 11462-3. PUL.
II. p. 251 (inc.). R. A. Sastri I. p. 30. III. p. 257. Rep. Hpr. 1895-1900, p. 18. Śg. II. 49-56.
195-9 (extr.).
Ptd. Punjab Ori. Ser. Lahore, 1937.
Kaphātisāracikitsā कफातिसारचिकित्सा
med. an. TD. 11202.
Kabīraśataka कबीरशतक
on the significance of the name and attributes of Kabīr(das) ascribed to Pātālakhaṇḍa of
Brahmayāmalatantra.
Ptd. with Hindi metrical paraphrase by Akhairam, Banaras, 1901. See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks.
1892-1906. 716.
Kabīraikottaraśataka कबीरैकोत्तरशतक
discussion on the greatness of the name Kabir.
Ptd. with Hindi metrical transl. Veṅk. Press, Bombay, 1905. See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p.
1202.
Kabīropāsanāpaddhati कबीरोपासनापद्धति
of the Kabir panthis; by Makan-jī Kubera Painter. Includes [Page156-b] several Skt. hymns. Ptd.
Bombay, 1904. See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1906-28. 604.
Kamaṭhaśruti कमठश्रुति
Q. in Ānandatīrtha's Bhāgavatatātparyanirṇaya, Sarvamūla edn. p. 90a.
Kamaṇḍaludāna कमण्डलुदान
dh. Oudh XIX. 72.
Kamari(karmāra) कमरि(कर्मार)
Bud.
--Somasūryabandhanopāya. Cordier II. p. 241.
Kamala ? कमल_?
Bud.
--Ālokamālāprakaraṇa. Cordier III. p. 496.
Kamala कमल
poet. Gāthāsaptaśatī II. 15.
Kamalakīrti कमलकीर्ति
--Kalpabālāvabodha. Jain (Gujarati ?).
See Kapadia, Canonical Lit. of the Jainas, p. 146 fn. 1.
Kamalakṛṣṇa कमलकृष्ण
of Nimbārka school.
--C. Arthaprakāśikā on Puruṣasūkta.
Ptd. Haridas Skt. Series 12. See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1906-28. 1195.
Kamalagupta कमलगुप्त
Bud.
--Nairātmaparipṛcchā. Kanjur Kyoto 840.
--Vajrahṛdayālaṁkāratantra. Kanjur Kyoto 86.
Kamalagupta कमलगुप्त
poet. Skm. pp. 201, 233.
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