-Gr. a dissertation on the Vibhaktis.
Lahore 6.
-Viś. name of C. by Keśava alias
Śeṣakeśavapaṇḍit on Brahmasūtra.
see under Brahmasūtra.
-Yoga. name of C. by Ananta on Yoga
Sūtra of Patañjali. IO. 1834. TD. 6708.

Ved. Tirupati (RSVP) 4161 (inc.).

Gr. Kāṭm. 9.

Śrau. SB.
New DC. I. i. 1584 (inc.).

Gr. CPB. 6619.

name of C. by Jayarāma on
Brahmasūtra.
See under the text.

a work on Horoscopy. MD. 17331 (inc.).

-Dvai. by Appaṇācārya. Mysore I. p.
666. Mysore N. D. XIV. 44338. Extr.
p. 546.
-by Pūrnabodha. Skt. Coll. Mys. p. 12.
Tirupati 242. VORI. Tirupati 7749.
-by Subbarāyācārya.
See BNK. Sarma, Hist. of Dvai. Lit.
vol. II. p. 382.
-name of Cc. on C. of Ānandatīrtha
on Brahmasūtra. Adyar D. X. 627
(inc.). Extr. p. 456.

Dvai. Adyar II. p. 170 (b).

name of C. on Brahmasūtra. Adyar
D. X. 626. Extr. pp. 454-56.

Dvaita. by Setumādhava. VORI. Tirupati
7750.

Gr. by
Bhāskara, son of Rāmasvāmi
Makhin. (Refutation of Manoramā,
Tattvabodhini & Kaustubha) MT.
3918 (b) (inc.). 5742.

Vedānta.
Govt. Or. Libr. Madras. 109.

Gr. from Aṣṭādhyāyī of Pāṇini.
Ranbir I. pp. 178 (inc.). 232 (inc.).

Adv. name of C. on Brahmasūtra. See
under the text.

Gr. name of C. on Siddhāntakaumudī.
Jha G. N. II. ii. 9173.

Bud. Sendai 3957. 4482.
-by Dīpaṅkarajñāna. Cordier III.
pp. 330. 340.

SB. New DC. VII. ii. 91565 (inc.).
(1&2 ch.).

Dvai.
by Kṛṣṇāvadhūta, son of
Bhīmācārya. (a brief statement of the
purport of the Brahmasūtras) MT.
5721 (a). Trav. Uni. 9471 (2 sns.)
9472-73 (only one sn.). Ptd. Mad.
Govt. Or. Ser. 77, (1951).
-C. by a. himself. (acc. to each 3
schools, Advaita, Dvaita and Viś.adv).
MT. 5721 (b). Trav. Uni. 9471 (inc.).
14312-L (inc.).

or ⁰Śāstra.
-by Aśvaghoṣa. collection of stories
(the original name seems to be
Alaṅkāraśāstra or Mahā⁰ and
sometimes this work is attr. to
Kumāralāla or it is said that
Kumāralāla transl. the work into
Chinese). (i) a fr. discovered and
edited by H. Ludevs, Berlin. (ii)
Preserved in full in the Chinese transl.
of Kumārajīva. ch. 1 (1st sn.) has been
rendered into Skt. from Chinese
version. See J. of Sri. Venk. Ori. Inst.
II. pp. 433-39. (iii) [transl. into French
from the Chinese version of
Kumārajīva by] Edouard Huber,Paris, 1908. (iv) See Wint. HIL. Vol.
II. p. 267. (v) See S. N. Dasgupta,
HSL. Classical Period, Vol. I. pp. 72.
613. 614 (fn). 655.
-by Ārya Maitreya (considered to be
future Buddha belonged to
Mahāyāna Buddhisim; regarded as
founder of Yogācāra school). An
exposition in 21 chs. of Yogācāra
theories in connection with the
religious practice and conduct of the
Bodhisattva. (i) Ed. & French trans.
by Sylvani Levi. (ii) for a summary
of contents, see Ober Milur, AESA,
IX. (1931) 83-86 (iii) see Indian
Buddhisim, p. 437. Cordier III. 373.
JBORS. XXI. i. p. 38. Suzuki, Otani
5521.

Bud. ny. See S. C. Vidyabhushan, HIL. p.
262.

Bud. by Jñānaśrī of Kashmir,
translator of many Sanskrit works into
Tibetan; authority on Vajryāna.
Cordier III. p. 377. Sendai 4031.
-tr. by Jñānaśrī. Sendai 4031.

(Ma. Yā. Sū.) by Vasubandhu.
Cordier III. p. 375.

Bud. by Sthiramati. Cordier
III. 376.
-tr. by Municandra. Cordier III. p.
376. Sendai 4034.

Bud. (C.E. 1290-1364).
JBORS. XXI. i. p. 31 (inc.).