French Inst. IV. 382/8.

Burnell 145(a). TD. 15179-80. Thiruvavadu 645.
-from Kumāratantra. French Inst. II. 121/2.
SB. New DC. IV. ii. 73083 (⁰kathā). VORI. Tirupati. 7793-94
(⁰udyāpana). Trav. Uni. 12249-Y. 9228-F (inc.) (⁰udyāpanavidhi).

Adyar PL. p. 125. Adyar I. p. 222(b).

Śaiva French Inst. II. 225/9. Mysore N. D. VI. 20467 (inc.).
20468. TD. XXIV. 1362. 1366.
-from Nānāvidhamantra. TD. XX.
Sup. no. 1009 (a-8)(in a collection). 1016(e).

ment. by Nārāyaṇa, in his Anuṣṭhānasamuccaya.
See mss. notices and studies, J.of the Trav. Uni. Ori. Mss. Lib. V.ii.p.25.

-Med. Saurashtra p. 23 (Vāhaṭagrantha).
-Tantra. TCD. 929-C. Triv. Cur. VII.
132 (10 paṭalas). Trav. Uni. C-2447- C. T-1248.

Śaivatantra.
(A treatise in 18 paṭalas dealing with
the procedure to be adopted in
consecrating the image of Skanda or
Subrahmaṇya and other details
connected there with). MT. 4434.
PUL II. App. p. 65. TCD. 929-B. 1071.
1072-A. Trav. Uni. L-34-B. C-2447-B.
T-819. Triv. Cur. VII.133-34.

Burnell 197 (a).

from Daśarātrāgama. Trav. Uni. L-913-H.

or Subrahmaṇyasahasranāmāvali. Adyar D. IV. 99. Extr. p.
26. Mysore N. D. VI. 20466.

TD. XXIV.1364.

Poet. ment. in Subhāṣitāvali, verse (no. 2256).

-Purāṇa. Burnell 198 (b).
-Śaiva. French Inst. II. 195/5. TD. 24411-14. TD. XXIV. 1367-72.
-by Nāmāpaṭavarddhana. SB. New DC. V. iii. 75087.
-from Āṅgīrasa . SB. New DC.V. iv. 81713. VVRI. I. p. 176.
-from Vanaparva. Wai D. II. 7138.

son of Dhruvasvāmi alias Bhartṛdhruva and
preceptor of Maheśvara; See A.Venkatasubbiah
“On the date of Skandasvamin, Maheśvara and
Mādhava”, JOR.10 (3), 1936. pp 201-230; ref. to
by Ātmānandātman in his Bhāṣya on Asyavāmīyasūkta,
MT. 5465.
-C. Ṛgarthāgamasamhṛti on Ṛgveda Saṃhitā.
See under the text.
Addl. mss.: IO. 59. Trav. Uni. Sup.
17705-A (inc.). VVBISIS. I. 11 to 13
(inc.). VVRI. I. p. 3 (2mss. (both (inc.)) Extr. p. 371.
Ptd. in Government Press, Trivandrum, 1929.
See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938. pp. 2181. 2537.
-C. on Nirukta. q. by Devarājayajva in his
Nighaṇṭubhāṣya, TD.1700; This C. on Nirukta,
by Skandaswamin and Maheśwara is known by about nine
different names. i.e.:Niruktabhāṣyaṭīkā, Niruktavṛtti, Niruktaṭīkā,
Vivaraṇasamuccaya, Nairuktavivaraṇasamuccaya, Niruktavivaraṇa,
Niruktabhāṣyavivaraṇasamuccaya, Niruktavivaraṇabhāṣya
and Niruktabhāṣyavivaraṇa. See Patkar Thesis, p. 10. Adyar. Baroda
I. 5348. 10871. CLB. I. p. 30. Gottingen 157. PUL. I. p. 22. R. A.
Sastri I.107.

-Śatarudrīyabhāṣya or Rudrādhyāya or Rudrajapa. Ujjain II. p. 2.

Śaiva.French Inst. II. 225/7.

IO. 6182.
-Śivarahasya of Mantrakalpa from.
Granthappura p.50. nos.1136-37.
GD. 1136-37. MD. 3895. 8152.

Tantra. TCD. 1073 (inc.). Trav. Uni. T-720 (inc.).

French Inst. 111/ 12. Mysore N. D. XV. 45840 (⁰vidhi).

Stotra. GD.1155-B. Granthappura p.52. no.1155 (b).
Trav. Uni. 14145-K.

-from Brahmāṇḍapurāṇa. TD. XXIII.
23106. 23108.
-from Skandapurāṇa. TD. XXIII. 23107.

Stotra. Adyar I. p. 222b.
TD. 24273. TD. XXIV. 1365. XXV. 3843-44. 3846.

disciple of Pādalipta Sūri (a. of Suvarṇasiddhigarbhamahāvīrajinastava,
BORI. D. XIX. ii. 559).

(this work is a continuation of Ādikailāsamāhātmya of Skandapurāṇa) from
Skandapurāṇa. MD. 18658 (inc.). Śṛṅgeri Mutt 256.

Āgama. French Inst. II. 120.