by Sāhib Rām. IIO. Stein 25. 269 (contents are catalogued alphabetically).

or Śāradālipi. IM. 1762 (inc.).

a name of Abhinanda, a. of Laghuyogavāsiṣṭha in some catalogues. See MD. 1982. MT. 5366.

vedānta. Radh. 5.

BBRAS. 925. BORI. 30 of 1883-84. BP. p. 44. Radh. 39. R. A. Sastri I. p. 9.

See Nīlamatapurāṇa.

by Sāhib Rām. H. 122.

Cs. VI. 173. C. on one of the 60 verses on Kashmir interpolated by Paṇḍit Sadāśiva, son of
Śaṅkara Somayājin, in Meghadūta after the verse hitvA hAlAM etc.

vaiṣ. by Yāmuna on the authoritativeness of Āgama texts of Kāśmīr tradition.

Q. by him in his own Āgamaprāmāṇya towards end.

See Pandit Reprint, pp. 84, 85.

another name of the Karmakāṇḍakrama accompanying the Kāṭhakamantras or Ṛcaka.
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Cabaton I. 786 (I). 786 (II) (ºsaṅgraha). IIO. Stein 243.

See also Ṛcaka, Karmakāṇḍa and Kāṭhakasūktāni. NCC. III. pp. 28a, 194a, 303a.

by Paṇḍit Kāśī Rām. Topographical and Archaeological Notes collected on a preliminary tour
in Kramarāj and Maravarāj, 1891. IIO. Stein 41.

by Paṇḍit Kāśī Rām.

“Topographical Notes collected during Stein's tours in Kramarāj, Kāśmīr, and at Śrīnagar,
1892. Also transliterated list of Mahallas of Śrīnagar” [M. A. S.]. IIO. Stein 42.

IIO. Stein 43.

Contents catalogued in alphabetical order. Many blank leaves but complete. “Written by Paṇḍit
Dāmodar and his copyist for his father Sāhibrām, who was collecting materials for his
Tīrthasaṅgraha about 1866.”

BORI. 791 of 1875-76.

pr. Adyar I. p. 88a.

IO. 7331.

ref. to by Haridāsamiśra in C. Arthadīpikā, on Kumārasambhava (BORI. D. XIII. i. 146).

See also Kaśyapa. NCC. III. pp. 291b, 292.

--Kalpa. vedic.

See Kāśyapakalpa.

ancient authority on dh.

Q. in Baudh. dh. sūtra (1. 21. 2); Āpast. dh. sūtra (II. 6. 13. 2). [Page144-a]

See P. V. Kane, HDS. I. pp. 117-118.

--Kāśyapasmṛti or K. dharmaśāstra.

See entry below.

Q. in Kālakaumudī of Nīlāmbarācārya. J. of G. Jhā. Res. Inst. XIV. 1956-57, p. 83.

See NCC. III. p. 291b.

ancient authority on gr. ref. to by Pāṇini (1. 2. 25, 8. 4. 67); in Vājasaneya Prātiśākhya
4. 5.

JAOS. VII. p. 421. Yudhisthira Mimamsak, Saṁskṛta Vyākaraṇ Śāstra kā Itihās I. p.
145.

--a. of a Dhātuvṛtti (?) (gr.). q. often in Mādhavīyadhātuvṛtti (I. 36. 211, II. 16 etc.);
in some of the citations from Kāśyapa the readings of ‘Drāviḍa’ Skt. grammarians are ref. to.
Kāśyapa q. Sammatā dhātuvṛtti under root āśās.

Q. in the an. C. on the Amarakośa. MT. 3356, p. 40.

See also JOR. Madras VI. p. 248.

--Purāṇa Saṁhitā. Mentioned in Viṣṇupurāṇa III. 6. 19 and Vāyupūrāṇa 61. 56, 58; also
in Cāndravṛtti III. 3. 71, mentions Kāśyapīyā purāṇasaṁhitā; see also
Sarasvatīkaṇṭhābharaṇa, gr. IV. 3. 226.

a name of Kaṇāda, a. of Vaiśeṣika sūtras.

one of the 18 founders of jy. (see MD. 17755).

See Kaśyapapaṭala and Kaśyapasiddhānta, NCC. III. p. 292b and below, Kāśyapajātaka, the
Kāśyapasaṁhitā etc. [Page144-b]

Ten Anuṣṭubhs of K. q. by Utpala on Bṛhatsaṁhitā IX. 35 on Śukracāra; q. also by Nṛsiṁha
in his Vāsanābhāṣya on Sūryasiddhānta, Cambr. p. 43; by Śiromaṇi Bhaṭṭa in Muhūrtaratna,
Lz. 1067; by Balabhadra in his Horāratna, Mu7nchen J. 362; often by Ballālasena in Adbhutasāgara
(1905, Benares edn. pp. 7. 10. 30. 57. 59. 62. 66. 68-70. 74 ff.).

See NCC. III. pp. 291b, 292b.

ancient authority on med. ref. to in Caraka Saṁhitā, Sūtrasthāna, I. 12; by Dalhaṇa in his
C. on Suśruta Saṁhitā (see JRAS. 1906, p. 285); in Bhela Saṁhitā (p. 84, 1921 edn.).
Mentioned as Agadatantrakāra in Cakrapāṇi's Āyurvedadīpikā (Caraka Saṁhitā, pp. 281, 573,
N. S. Press edn. of 1941).

See below Kāśyapa Saṁhitā or Bṛhajjīvakīyatantra (Edn. Nepal Skt. Ser. 1. Bombay,
1938); (Kāśyapaprokta) Strīcikitsāsūtra, preserved in Chin. transl. (see Ind. Cult. IX. pp.
53-64) etc.

On Kāśyapa(s), the elder and younger, see G. N. Mukhopadhyaya. HIMed. Vol. I. pp. 178-80;
Vol. III. pp. 375-80.

For q.s from Kāśyapa in different medical texts and in the texts in the Bower mss., see
ibid. pp. 182-6.