by Śeṣa Dīkṣita. Rice 230.

by Savitādatta. BORI. 1442 of 1887-91.

a musical kāvya of the class called Śuddhaprabandha (sung in a single Rāga) by Kaviratna
Nārāyaṇa Miśra. Q. in Saṅgītasaraṇī of Nārāyaṇa. MT. 3298 (pp. 30-34).

See V. Raghavan, ‘Later Sangita Literature’, J. of the Music Academy, Madras IV. p. 76;
Sangeet Natak Akademi Bulletin 18, 1961, p. 9; Bhoja's Śṛṅgāra Prakāśa (1963) p.
551.

Jain. by Vyāsa. Śravaṇabelgola 358.

campū. in 16 Āśvāsas by Narasiṁhasūri, son of Lakṣmī and Anantanārāyaṇa of
Ātreyagotra. MD. 12229 (inc.). (with C.).

--Kalānidhi. an. MD. 12229 (breaks off in IV. 19). [Page359-b]

campū. describing the birth of Kṛṣṇa in Ceñji (Gingee) to confer prosperity on King
Kṛṣṇarāja of the place. by Lakṣmaṇakavi, son of Rāmānuja and Ramā. Gov. Or. Libr. Madras
19. MD. 12228 (inc.). Taylor I. 89.

kāvya. in 14 cantos. by Gurusvayambhū Rāma, son of Svayambhūguru and daughter's son of
Rājanātha. MT. 2088. 3875 (b). 5678 (inc.).

kāvya. in 11 cantos with C. by Puṇyakoṭi, disciple of Bodhānandaghanendrayogin and
Veṅkaṭeśvara.

Adyar II. p. 4b (inc.). Adyar D. V. 47 (with C.). 48 (copy of 47). MT. 6804 (cantos 1-2).
7708.

See Adyar Library Bulletin, XI. 1947, pp. 209-11.

kāvya. by Rāghava Āpā Khāṇḍekar who flourished at Puṇyastambha (Poona) in Mahārāṣṭra,
in the latter half of the 18th and the beg. of 19th Cent.

See P. K. Gode, ABORI. XXIV. pp. 29, 33-4.

kāvya. by Kollūri Rājaśekhara. Q. by him in his Sāhityakalpadruma. p. 98, MT. 2126 (a).

unspecified; likely to be by Sukumāra. See below.

Āccaṅkulam 7. Āḍhyan Nambūdripād 51. Chirayattu Mūttatu 6. Cranganore 67. 173. 173B. 362.
Elaṅkunnappuzha Kovilakam 20. Elaṅkunnattu Kurūr Bhaṭṭatiri 37. Kāvilpaṭṭattu 20.
Kavīndrācārya 1926. Killimaṅgalattu Mana 115. Krāṅgāṭ Mana 153. Maccāṭ 19. Muriṅgot
Nambiyar 3. Naḍuvil Maṭham 77. Paliyam 95. 419 (cantos 1-7). 436 (b) [Page360-a] (inc.). 503
(inc.). 508 (c) (fr.). 527 (a). 531 (b) (inc.). 751 (c). 938 (inc.). 954 (inc.). 977 (a) (inc.).
Pātramaṅgalam Nambīśan 10. Puliyannūr Mana 177. Tāmarakkāṭṭu Mana 55. Taylor I. 481.
Trippūṇittura I. 818 (3) (inc.). III. 177. Tu7b. 9. Viśvabhāratī 1080.

--C. Akalamannattu Mana 38. Chirayattu Mūttatu 33. Oppert I. 2591. Tāmarakkāṭṭu Mana
10A.

kāvya. inc. breaks off in the middle of Canto XII. by Sukumāra whom Kerala tradition confuses
with the Mīmāṁsā teacher Prabhākara. Ullūr S. Paramesvara Iyer (Vijñānadīpikā Pt. IV)
suggested identification of its a. with Bhaṭṭa Sukumāra, a. of Raghuvīracarita; but the
identification is not generally accepted. For details see Contribution of Kerala to Skt. Lit.
pp. 196-8.

Adyar II. p. 4b (2 mss.; both inc.; 1 with C.). Adyar D. V. 49-51 (all inc.). Cranganore 279
(cantos 3-10). 301 (7 cantos, with C.). GD. 1724-25. 1726-32A (inc.). Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 19.
Granthappura p. 84, nos. 1724-1725. 1726-32A (inc.). IO. 7064. 8132. MD. 11833 (inc.). 11834 (inc.).
MT. 85 (c) (inc.). 3439 (7 cantos with C.). 4480 (8-12 cantos). Oppert I. 1427. 2590. 2804. 5945
(all ascribed to Prabhākara according to a tradition in Kerala). II. 2631. Paliyam 533 (a). PUL.
II. p. 253 (2 mss.; inc.). TCD. 1431B (1-12 sargas; 12th inc.). 1471E. Tra. Ad. Rep. 1105-75 (11
cantos). Trav. Uni. 364 (inc.). 651 (to a portion of 11). 718 (inc.). 2458B (inc.). 2895A (inc.).
5111 (an.). 5137 (inc.). 10787. 10881. 11078. 12589B. 12804F. 13055. 13168. 13354A. 14075B. 14177.
L. 1389. C. 1727E. TM. 170B. L. 1391 [Page360-b] (with C.) (all inc.). Trippūṇittura I. 262. 263
B. D. 267. 288. 302 (all inc.). Turuttikkāṭṭu Karta I. 8. Turuttikkāṭṭu Maṭham 15 (both with
C.). Viśvabhāratī 1030 (5 cantos; with C.).

Ptd. with C. Vilāsinī by Rāmapāṇivāda. (1) in Grantha script. sargas 3 and 4. Madras, 1876.
(2) in Grantha script. Chittoor, 1889. (3) Kerala Granthamālā Vol. I. i-ii. 1906-8 (cantos 1-8
only). (4) Kumbhakonam, 1912. in Grantha script. Kumbhakonam, 1914. 1928. See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks.
1906-28. 1033 and IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, pp. 1394. 1395.

--C. Bālapāṭhyā by Govinda of Tāmrapatrālaya (Cembola ?) in Ālaṅgāḍ, pupil of Gopāla
Piṣāraṭi and Mādhava Vāriyar, who flourished in the 19th Cent. See Contribution of Kerala to
Skt. Lit. pp. 197-8. MT. 3439 (with text).

--C. Vilāsinī by Rāmapāṇivāda.

Adyar II. p. 4b. Adyar D. V. 52. 53 (both inc.). Āvaṇapparambu Mana 22. Cherānallūr Kartā 4.
Cranganore 301 (7 cantos) (with text). GD. 1949 (9 cantos). Granthappura p. 92, no. 1949 (inc.). IO.
7065 (canto 1). MT. 85 (b) (inc.). Paliyam 427 (cantos 1-3). 1017. TCD. 1418B (cantos 1-3). 1428
(cantos 1-9). 1429 (cantos 1-9). 1430 (cantos 1-8). Tra. Ad. Rep. 1105. 79 (inc.). 1112. 112. 113 (9
cantos). Trav. Uni. 4151. 4160. 5997 (inc.). 13550. L. 1303. L. 1390. L. 1391 (with text). C. 1929.
C. 2427B. C. 2492. C. 2493 (all inc.). Trippūṇittura I. 254 (inc.). 257 (inc.). Triv. Cur. I. 284.
Turuttikkāṭṭu Kartā I. 8. Turuttikkāṭṭu Maṭham 15. Viśvabhāratī 1030 (5 cantos). 1075.
1097 (cantos 1-5). [Page361-a]

--Mañju(la)bhāṣiṇī composed in Kali 4974 (1873 A. D.) at the instance of Viśākham Tirunāl
Mahārāja of Travancore by Rāmasvāmi Śāstrin alias Gomatīdāsa of Ilattūr.

TCD. 1431C. Trav. Uni. TM. 170C (inc.).

kāvya. Oppert II. 4539.

khaṇḍakāvya. by Gurusvayambhūrāma (a. of Kṛṣṇavilāsamāhākāvya). MT. 3879 (f). 3919
(b).

Ptd. Maṅgalāṣṭakasaṅgraha by D. A. Savamta. work no. 17. Belgaum, 1914. See IO. Ptd.
Bks. 1938, pp. 1395. 1562.

suppositious title. GD. 1160E. Granthappura p. 53, no. 1160 (f).

Some stray verses. ref. to a teacher of Tuñcattu (probably Ezhuttaccan, the Malayalam poet) and
Sūryanārāyaṇa.

paur. Hz. 660.

See Kṛṣṇāmāhātmya.

of Māṇḍa family of Ṣaṭkheṭaka on the Godāvarī; Dharmādhikārin of King Rāmadeva; father
of Hīra Bhaṭṭa, father of Nārāyaṇa and Viṣṇu; Viṣṇu was father of Koṇera Bhaṭṭa, father
of Rudra Bhaṭṭa (a. of Vaidyajīvanaṭīkā).

--Carakabhāṣya.

--Sāhityasudhāsamudra. BBRAS. 198 (see intro. verses 1-3). Oxf. 318a.

Both the above works ref. to by Rudra Bhaṭṭa in C. on Vaidyajīvana.

The Sāhityasudhāsamudra is q. in Kalandikāprakāśa of Somanātha [Page361-b] Vyāsa, (Ujjain
ms. fol. 81a) composed in 1847 A. D.

stotra. Trav. Uni. 8159 A-3.

Oppert I. 2805.

of Cellūr in Kerala; teacher of Anantadāsa (a. of C. on Karpūramañjarī, MT. 2749).

See NCC. III. p. 190a.

poet. in the court of King Mahendrapāla; elder contemporary of Rājaśekhara; eulogy of
Rājaśekhara, q. by latter in the prologue to Viddhasālabhañjikā I. 7 and to Bālarāmāyaṇa I.
17.

stotra. unspecified. Ānandāśrama 7085.

by Acyuta. Cabaton I. 677. Paris (D. 249).

by Keśava, pupil of Viṭṭhala Dīkṣita. BBRAS. 1179 (with C.).

--C. by Mahādeva, written at the request of Nihālacandra. BBRAS. 1179 (with text).