[ascribed to Yāska] with Vaidikabhāṣya by Akhilānanda Śarman. [Page114-b] Meerut, 1914. (Br.
Mus. Ptd. Bks 1906-28. 1163. IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 1317). Really Vāmana's K. a. sūtras, falsely
attributed to Yāska here.

or alaGkArasUtra by Śauddhodani. ref. to by Keśava as the basis of his Alaṁkāraśekhara.
MT. 2932.

See NCC. I. p. 299b.

--C. Bhāṣya called Camatkāracāmīkara by Kṛṣṇāvadhūta Paṇḍita. MT. 5726.

See NCC. I. p. 299b under Alaṁkārasūtra.

name of an. C. on Meghasandeśa.

See Taylor II. 200.

Q. in Appayya Dīkṣita's Citramīmāṁsā (pp. 27, 53). Different from Dhvanyāloka.

alaṁk. in 7 Prakāśas. by Kaviprasāda, son of Gaṅgeśvara, of Māthuramiśra family, Peters.
III. Extr. p. 356.

See Dhvanyāloka.

See Dhvanyālokalocana.

alaṁk. by Kāmarāja Dīkṣita, planned perhaps in 16 chs. called Kallolas.

Bd. 601. BORI. 601 of 1887-91. BORI. D. XII. 142. All these refer to the same ms. and the ms.
represents only chs. 14 and 15 of the work.

Ptd. on the basis of the above ms. in Chow. Ser. 100, 1966. See above under a., NCC. III. pp.
355b and 356a.

Parakala 14.

Q. by Hemādri on Raghuvaṁśa, VIII. 96. XVIII. 52. See list of q.s in H. given in App. to edn.
of Raghuº by S. P. Pandit. [Page115-a]

alaṁk. CPB. 879.

Cf. next.

BISM. vi. 119/32.

alaṁk. a resume of Kāvyaprakāśa. by Nīlakaṇṭha of Tirumaṅgalam in Kerala (a. of
Mātaṅgalīlā and Manusyālayacandrikā).

MT. 2422 (wants beg. and end). Trippūṇittura II. 227.

a pre-Pāṇinīyan grammarian. mentioned by Patañjali, along with Pāṇini and Āpiśali (Vol.
I, p. 12, l. 6, Kielhorn's edn.). According to Kāśikā on Pāṇini IV. 2. 65 and V. 1. 58, his
work was in 3 chs. Bopadeva counts him as the founder of one of the eight schools of gr. Kaiyaṭa on
M. Bhāṣya on V. i. 21 refers to some rules of K. Helārāja identifies as a ref. to K.,
Bhartṛhari's ref. in Vākyapadīya III (p. 714, Kasi edn.). Q. by Kṣīrasvāmin in
Kṣīrataraṅgiṇī II. 60.

K. vyākaraṇa same as Kālāpa according to some. See S. K. Belvalkar, Systems of Skt. Gr.
pp. 9-10; Intro. pp. vii, x-xi to Kāśakṛtsnaśabdakalāpadhātupāṭha, Deccan College, Poona,
1952; also Yudhisthir Mimamsak, Saṁskṛta Vyākaraṇa Śāstra kā Itihās, pp. 106-122, 504;
also IHQ. VIII. pp. 224-7.

For a collection of 135 sūtras of K., see Yudhishthir Mimamsak's Kā. vyākaraṇ aur uske
upalabdha sūtra.

an ancient pūrva mīm. authority; mentioned by Patañjali under Pāṇini IV. i. 14, 93; iii.
155. See also Intro. verse 2 of Seśvaramīmāṁsā of Vedāntadeśika. According to a quotation in
the same a.'s Tattvaṭīkā on [Page115-b] Śrībhāṣya and Nyāyapariśuddhi, the work
Tattvaratnākara took K. as the a. of Saṅkarṣakāṇḍa, the last four chs. of Mīmāṁsā and
referred to these chs. also as Devatākāṇḍa. V. Deśika refers to this view also in one of the
intro. verses in his Adhikaraṇasārāvalī.

authority on Uttara mīm. ref. to by Bādarāyaṇa in Brahmasūtra 1. 4. 22.

Q. by Bhaṭṭa Bhāskara in his Bhāṣya on Yv., Rudrādhyāya, Ānandāśrama 2, p. 26; and
by Kāmadeva in Namakamantravibhāgapradīpa, RASB. II. 916.

authority on śr. and gṛh. See Kāty. śr. śū. IV. 95. Baudh. gṛh. sū. I. 4. 44.

pūrva mīm. by Kāśakṛtsna. mentioned by Patañjali. See above under Kāśakṛtsna.

Ins. poet of the reign of Kalacūri Ratnadeva II. Date: 1174-8 A. D. Corpus Ins. Ind. IV.
463-478.

--Daivajñaśiromaṇi. jy. TD. 11456.

See NCC. III. p. 298b, Kācāº.

AU. 29753.

See also Kāśīº.

name of various C.s. See below.