Baudh.
(manual of Soma sacrifice and
Āgnīdhra sacrifice). ASB. I. iii. 518.
National Libr. Calcutta. 298. 439.
Peters II. 177 (no. 56 (Somāgniṣṭomasomaprayogau).
Proceed ASB. 1869, 141. Trav. Uni. 7023.

the process by which a family of
Brāhmaṇas who made default in
performing the Somayāga for three
generations may resume the right of
performing that sacrifice. Alph. List
Beng. Govt. p. 133. L. 4261.

Jain (Stories of Soma, Bhīma, Sujātā
etc). RORI. XVIII. 2105 (inc.).

Śr. by Āṇḍapiḷḷai. Oppert I. 4087. II. 9692. 10199.
10388.

Sūcīpattra 118.

-C. Ākṣepānuvidhi on Vaitānaśrautasūtra
(Atharvaveda). See under the text.

or Somādisaptasaṃsthāpaddhati. Śr. Mithilā.
PUL. I. p. 65.

SB.New DC. I. iii. 54751 (inc.).

Osmania Uni. p. 251.

or ⁰adhvaraprayoga or ⁰hautra.
-Śr. Jodhpur 1585. K. p. 12. TA. 641.
-Āpast. BORI. D. IV. i. 439. 92 of 1884-
87 (contains praśnas 2-5). Rgb. 92.

preceptor of Śaṅkara
(a. of Padyavāhinī, MT. 3203).

alias Somānandanā
tha alias Someśvara. (Later part of
ninth cent.; follower of Tryaṃbaka
school of Kas. Śaivism) son of
Ānanda, grand-son of Aruṇāditya,
great grand-son of Varṣāditya, great
greatgrand-son of Saṅgamāditya. He
was the father and preceptor of
Utpaladeva and grand-preceptor of
Abhinavagupta. His ancestor
Saṅgamāditya came and settled in
Kashmir; his fourth descendent is
Somadeva, See Weber 1613.
-ment. in C. Vimarśiṇī of Abhinavagupta
on Pratyabhijñāsūtra of
Utpala, IO. 8016; Q. by Rāyamukuṭa
alias Bṛhaspati in his C. Padacandrikā
on Amarakośa by Amarasiṃha,
Adyar D. VI. 966.
-Tantrāloka. Hall. p. 198.
-Nityotsava. SB. New DC. VI. 24119
(inc.).
-Parātriṃśikāvivṛti. See under the
text.
Addl. mss.: BHU 7710-11 (1 ms inc.)
RORI. XXIV. 1128.
-Śivadṛṣṭi. See under the text.

an ancestor of Narahari (a. of Rājanighanṭu, Oxf. I. 324 (a)).

an. Paris (Tel. 19).

of Vijayeśvara.
-Mantrabhāṣya. See under the text.

Adyar. I. p. 72 (b) (4 mss. 1 inc.). Adyar PL. p. 37
(2 mss.).

SB. New DC. I. iii. 54323.

or Candrā-yaṇavidhi. Alph. List Beng. Govt. pp.
40.133. See also Candrāyaṇasomāyanavidhi.

or ⁰raudramantra.
(A hymn to Soma and
Rudra). BHU 8053-54. Damodar.
Oudh. X. p. 2. XVI. p. 20 (3 mss.).
XIX. p. 22 (2 mss.). XX. p. 2. XXI.
p. 20 (2 mss). XXII. pp. 34 (2mss.).
36 (2 mss.). Oxf. 398a.

by Aruṇagirinātha. See under Somavallīyogānandaprahasana.

or Someśvarāṣṭottaraśatanāmastotra.
Mysore N. D. VI. 20462-65.
Trav. Uni 13775-C. 13775-D
(⁰nāmāvali).

French. Inst. IV. 408/7.

or ⁰parameśvara⁰. Adyar I. p. 168 (b).
Adyar PL. p. 74.

or ⁰vidhi. French. Inst. I. 91/17. III. 332/
4 (the text contains the dhyāna ślokas
as well as the installation ceremony
of Somāskanda). 332/9 (inc.).

a prose work written in the style of
Brāhmaṇa literature, almost a parody
of the Brāhmaṇas, by Ceñcayya,
resident of Mullandrum, near Ranipet,
Madras State, about two or three
hundred years ago. According to
tradition, the a. fell back in one
disputation at Jñānaśivācārya Muṭṭ
at Mullandrum on account of his
ignorance of the Vedas and in a fit of
rage and disappointment he composed
his imitation, and called it
Somāskandabrāhmaṇa. See Mss.
notices. J. of Śrī. Venk. Ori. Inst. II.
pp. 461-62.