of Haripāla in Rāḍhā, Bengal; pupil of Rāmacandra, who was pupil of Siddhānta
Vāgīśa.

--Pradīpa. elementary gr. for youngsters written in conversational style. Cs. VIII. 173
(inc.).

of Saṅkṛti gotra, father of Bāla Daivajña (C. 1700-50 A. D.), a resident of Marathwada;
mentioned in the beg. col. s and end of the son's Muhūrtamañjarī. See Marathwada University
J. II. i. 1961. pp. 82, 83.

--Ajapāmantravidhāna. America 4371.

--Kṛṣṇabhakti. K. 208.

--C. on some śr. work. Kavīndrācārya 442.

--Cayana prayoga. Kavīndrācārya 456.

(bhaTTa or upAdhyAya) surnamed Citrāv. of Poona; teacher of Kṛṣṇa Dhūrjaṭi (a. of
C. Siddhāntacandrodaya on Annam Bhaṭṭa's Tarkasaṅgraha, written in 1774 A. D. Bomb. Uni. 1983.
IO. 5879). [Page133-b]

--Āśubodha. jy. IM. 6624.

Cf. Śīghrabodha.

--Muhūrtamuktāvalī. jy. Lahore 1882, 3.

--Śabdasandarbhasindhu, compiled for Sir William Jones. Ben. 34. IM. 2921 (inc.). Jones 413.

mentioned as a Sanskrit scholar of Akbar's time, in Ain-i-Akbari (Blochmann, pp. 537-47). See
IHQ. XIII. pp. 31-6.

--Dhātusaṅgraha. gr. Lgr. 30.

--Vaidehīpariṇaya. kāvya. K. 66.

father of Vāsudeva, a. of Bhuvaneśvarīprakāśa, RASB. VIII. A. 6382. MT. 3283 (a) and
Yajñaprakāśa, MT. 3823.

--Patitapāvanagaṅgāstotra in 22 verses. IO. 7098.

--Prāyaścittavyavasthā. SSPC. I. I. 1.

Cf. above Kāśīnātha Tarkālaṁkāra, Prā. kadambasārasaṁgraha and Prā.
sārasaṁgraha.

A Prāyaścittavyavasthāsaṅgraha by Kāśīnātha Tarkālaṅkāra was ptd. at Calcutta, 1881.
See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, pp. 1273. 1979.

--Rāmacarita. poem. in 13 cantos. IO. 3921. [Page134-a]

--C. Lakṣaṇavivaraṇavyākhyā on Tarkabhāṣā of Keśavamiśra. MD. 16153. PUL. II. p.
10.

--Vedāntaparibhāṣā. Rice 174.

of Rāḍhāpura in Bengal, belonged to Kāśyapagotra; father of Rāghavendra (a. of
Mantrārthadīpa and Rāmaprakāśa) and grandfather of Cirañjīva Bhaṭṭācārya (a. of
Vidvanmodataraṅgiṇī. which refers to him); he flourished in the beg. of 17th Cent. See Bomb. Uni.
2125. JASB. (NS) XI (1915). p. 291. MD. 12170. Oxf. 260b. TD. 8132. Weber p. 159. IO. i. pp.
502a. 531a. 790a.

Lucknow Mus. Probably the med. lex. Śabdaratnapradīpa noted above.

med. by Kāśīnātha. BORI. D. XVI. i. 245. See NCC. II. p. 153b, Āyurvedasāra.

Stein 220.

Pañjikā for 1861 A. D. Dacca (p. 70. No number).

also called Paramanirañjana, teacher of Rāmagopāla Śarman; mentioned in the student's
Tantradīpanī (Hpr. II. 79) written in 1704 A. D.