Taylor I, 99.

or ⁰Stava.
-MT. 1453 (t-1) (inc.).
-C. Vyākhyāna. MT. 1453 (t-1)
(inc.).
-by Vīrarāghavavedāntarāmānujayati
alias Vīrarāghavācārya. Adyar.
I. p. 197 (b). Adyar D. IV. 2153. Extr.
pp. 295-6. Ptd. Stotrasamuccaya. II.
pp. 225-35. Adyar Libr. Ser. 99.
Adyar PL. p. 126.

or Gajagaurīpūjā. See under
Gajagaurīpūja Addl. mss.; SB. New
DC. II. iii. 58959.

or ⁰Kathā
or Gajagaurīvrata. See under
Gajagaurīvrata. Addl. Mss.; Deo 182.
Nāsik II. 413. Prayaga I. 1215. SB.
New DC. IV. ii. 72703-05. 72813.
72728. 73060.
-from Bhaviṣyottara Purāṇa. RORI.
III. A. 2227. SB. New DC. XIII.
49150. 49371.

Burnell 145(b).

Med. L. D. Ser. 5. 6539.

OSM.
IV. 2277-80.

R. A. Sastri I. p.
32. Udaipur I. B. 88.5.

Mahākāvya in 13 Kiraṇas or Cantos,
describing the rise of the two cities of
Hastijana and Baihola and the history
of the line of the Baihola Kings of
Gujrat who were originally Solaṅkis.
by Bhaṭṭa Kṣemendra, son of Yadu
and Haṃsī. BBRAS. 1242. Bhau Dāji
113.

altr. name of Menṭha
-Hayagrīvavadha. See M.
Krishnamachariar, HCSL. Sn. 37.

Jain. by Hemacandra. Pattan. I. p.
149.

(1290 A.D.). Digambara
Jain; a dramatist of renown; son of
Govinda Bhaṭṭa, a Southerner of
Vatsa gotra; later listening to
Devāgamastotra, became a Jain
Convert. His dramas so for Available:
See N. Premi, Jain Sāhitya our Itihāsa,
pp. 260-66; also see Praśastisaṅgraha,
p. 103; M. Krishnamachariar, HCSL.
Sns. 451, 668. 815.
-Añjanāpavanañjaya. Pkt.
-Udayanarājakāvya.
-Jñānabhānūdaya.
-Pratiṣṭhāvidhāna.
-Bharatarājanāṭaka.
-Megheśvaranāṭaka.
-Maithilīpariṇayanāṭaka.
-Vikrāntakaurava. Pkt.
-Vṛṣabhanāthagadya.
-Vṛṣabhanāthapurāṇa.
-Śripurāṇa.
-Subhadrāharaṇa or Arjunarāja.
-Sulocanāvivāha.
(catl. ref. for above works, See under
the respective titles).

Mysore N.
D. XV. 47334.

-Jyotiṣārnavasāra. TD. 11419.
11420-21 (inc.). 11696 (inc.).

Bud. by Nāgārjuna. (writer
on Tāntric Buddhism). Cordier. III.
p. 215.

the 13th Parśiṣṭa of the Av. Munchen
183 (14). Weber 365 (13).

-C. Ṭīkā by Dāmodara, son of
Raghunātha. Bomb. Uni. Velankar
1516.

alias Kavihasti,
disciple of Srī Hitaruci Gaṇi; in 8
Ullāsas.
-Vaidyavallabha or Vaidyavilāsa. See
under Vaidyavallabha.

Ptd. in Hita Cintaka
Press, Benares, 1913. See. IO. Ptd.
Bks. 1938. p. 1049.

-Sevayognirūpaṇa. Delhi MJP. p. 7.
(no. 143).

by
Vīrasena. q. by Bhaṭṭotpala in
Bṛhajjātaka, Oxf. 329(a).

R. A. Sastri. II. p.
218(with illustrations).

Sri Dev. 703.
703(e).

from the
Śatapatha Brāhmaṇa. PUL. I. p. 14.
Tirupati (RSVP) 4298.

Br.
Mus. II. 274.