SSPC. III. T. 262.

from Skandapurāṇa. IM. 11093.

MD. 6068-70 (inc.). 15147.

kāvya. by Gīrvāṇendra Yajvan alias Svāmi Dīkṣita, third son of Nīlakaṇṭha Dīkṣita (a.
of Nīlakaṇṭha- [Page007-a] vijaya, Śivalīlārṇava, etc.) of the family of Appaya Dīkṣita.
Mysore I. p. 243.

Also ref. to by a. in his C. on Koṇḍubhaṭṭa's Padārthadīpikā, MT. 5133 (See col.).

See also Āccāndīkṣitavaṁśāvalī, Madras edn. 1923, verse 90.

dh. Baroda 10196. SSPC. III. T. 260. 274.

--from Skandapurāṇa. Dacca 152D. IM. 10791.

Adyar I. p. 169a. Dacca 138. B. B. 3 (fr.). 1010. O. 2. Mithilā.

--from Skandapurāṇa. RASB. V. 3955.

Ptd. Vratamālā pp. 127-130. 1869. See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 1264.

Adyar I. p. 161b.

Silchar 50 (inc.). SSPC. III. C. 6 (inc.). Varendra 1850.

by God Kārttikeya or Skanda (eponymous). The legend of its composition by Śiva's son--Śiva
throwing it into the ocean and then, its rescueis told in chs. 22 and 24-28 of Section I of the
Bhaviṣyapurāṇa. Veṅkaṭeśvara Steam Press edn. pp. 33 and 34-39.

Brahmā expounds the subject to Subrahmaṇya in ch. 24. Samudra is referred to in this discourse
as an authority on the subject. In the last, 28th ch., Strīlakṣaṇa is spoken of by Brahmā, as
previously expounded by him to Nārada.

great grandson of Caitanya Śarman of Vaidyadāṅgā, grandson of Rāmadeva and son of
Dhīramāna; refers to Vidyānivāsa (C. [Page007-b] 16th Cent. A. D.) as an early commentator,
and q.s Durgādāsa, Rāmatarkavāgīśa, Kāśīśvara and Kāmadhenu.

--C. Subodhā on Mugdhabodha. gr. Alph. List Beng. Govt. p. 90 (no. 2511). Cs. VIII. 57. IO.
862-6. L. 1604-5. RASB. VI. 4529-30. SSPC. II. 196.

as found in the 231st adhyāya of the Āraṇyaparvan of Mahābhārata. MD. 11307.

in 9 verses. (Beg. bhAsvadvajraprakAzaH)

Ptd. Bṛ. St. Ratnākara, pp. 287-88, Pandita Pustakalaya, Kasi, 1950.

from Kāśīkhaṇḍa in Skandapurāṇa by Agastya. SSPC. III. U. 22.

also called prajJAvivardhana in 6 verses from Rudrayāmala.

Ptd. (1) Bṛ. St. Mu. Pt. I. p. 448. Guj. Pr. Press, 1927. (2) Bṛ. St. Ratnahāra Pt.
II. p. 889. Guj. News Press, 1925. (3) Bṛ. St. Ratnākara pp. 538-39. Bhargav Pustakalay,
Benares, 1937. (4) Bṛ. St. Ratnākara Pt. I. pp. 323-24. N. S. Press, 1952.

in 17 verses. (Beg. kArtikeya-karuNAmRtarAze) on the deity Kārtikeya at Mayūrācala
(Kunnakkuḍi) by Saccidānandābhinavanṛsiṁhabhāratī.

Ptd. Bhaktisudhātaraṅgiṇī pp. 394-98. V. V. Press, Srirangam, 1913.

or kumAra Jain. “First Centuries of the Christian era” (Wint. HIL. II. p. 477); but
probably between 10th and 13th Centuries A. D. according to A. N. Upadhye (p. 69, Intro. to his
edn.).

--Kārttikeyānuprekṣā in Pkt. See next. [Page008-a]

or kArttikeyANupe(ve)kkhA Jain. Pkt. in 489 Gāthās, divided into 12 chs., dealing with the
12 Anuprekṣās or meditations to which both monks and laymen are to devote themselves. by
Kārttikeyasvāmin, also called Kumāra.

On it, see BP. pp. 113-116, which give a summary of its contents, Wint. HIL. II. pp. 577-8;
Stevenson, Heart of Jainism, p. 156 ff., Glasenapp, Der Jainismus, p. 206 ff.

Allahabad 185 (2). Arrah I. p. 52. BORI. 290 of 1883-84 (with C.). 1409 of 1886-92 (with C.). BP.
pp. 280 (with C.). 398-405 (extr.). CPB. 7102-05. 7106-09 (with C.). 8158 D. p. 360 (with C.). Delhi
I. 13. II. 3. III. 14 (4 mss., with C.). Guerinot 126 (p. 88). Jhalrapatan pp. 17. 105. Oppert II.
449 (a. given as Vāsudeva). Peters. IV. p. 53 (no. 1409, with C.). Strassburg Dig. pp. 2. 4.

Ptd. (1) with Skt. Chāyā and Hindi C., Jainagrantharatnākara 3, Bombay, 1904 (see Peters.
IV. p. 142). (2) with Hindi C. and transl., Sulabha Jainagranthamālā 3. Bombay, 1921. (3) Ed.
with Śubhacandra's C. and Critical Intro. and comparative study, by A. N. Upadhye, Rājacandra
Jaina Sāstramālā, Agās (Gujarat), 1960.

--C. Śravaṇabelgola 87. See below.

--C. Ṭīkā in Skt. composed in 1557 A. D. by Śubhacandra, pupil and successor of Vijayakīrti
of the Mūlasaṅgha. Q. s from Brahmadeva's C. on Dravyasaṅgraha (see ABORI. XII. p. 157).

Allahabad 185 (2). Arrah I. p. 52. BORI. 290 of 1883-84. 1409 of 1886-92. 711 of 1899-1915. BP.
p. 280. [Page008-b] CPB. 7106-09. D. p. 360. Delhi III. 14 (4 mss.). IV. 276. Peters. IV. p. 53 (no.
1409). Extr. pp. 142-4. Śravaṇabelgola 27.

See Nathuram Premi, Jain Sāhitya aur Itihās, p. 533. For edn., see under text.

by Kṛṣṇa Brahmatantra Parakāla Yatīndraº. Parakala 8 (Ptd.).

IM. 5337.

Lucknow Mus.

Q. in Aucityavicāracarcā 15/16; same verse attributed to Mātṛgupta in Sbhv. 3181 and
Rājataraṅgiṇī (III. 181) (Śītenoddhṛṣitasya).

ref. to by Durveka in his Dharmottara-pradīpa, Patna edn. p. 174. Refers to Trilocana the
Naiyāyika ?

śrīvaiṣ. discussion on the role and locus (teacher or pupil) of Kārpaṇya for Prapatti. by
Śaṭhakopācārya (Elayavilli), disciple of Bāladhanvi Vedāntācārya and Gopāladeśika. MT.
1372.

AS. p. 302. Cs. X. B. 88 (8). Udaipur II. 142, 3 (1). Probably same as next.

vaiṣ, a hymn to Rādhā and Kṛṣṇa in 45 verses by Rūpagosvāmin.

Cs. X. B. 6 (c) (with C.). Kāśīn. 32. RASB. VII. 5562 (4-c). Vaṅgīya p. 221. Varendra
1133A.

Ptd. Stavamālā, K. M. 84, pp. 85-93.

--C. Cs. X. B. 6 (c).