śaiva. Upāgama in Aṁśumadāgama.

See list in Kāmika. The K. śilpa noted below is part of this.

ancient authority on music; perhaps wrote on the whole field of Nāṭya.

See V. Raghavan, ‘Writers Q. in Abhinavabhāratī’, JOR. Madras VI. pp. 165-6.
[Page145-a]

Q. in Nāradīya Śikṣā (I. 4. 11) on the melody Kaiśika; ref. to by Nānyadeva in
Bharatabhāṣya or Sarasvatīhṛdayālaṅkārahāra; 3 of K.'s verses q. by Kallinātha in his C. on
Saṅgītaratnākara II. 2. 31.

R. A. Sastri records in his Diary (III. p. 239) a fr. of 12 pp. of a ms. of Kāśyapasaṁhitā
(music) in the private collection of Govardhana Pandeya in Mathura.

A Bṛhatkāśyapa is q. often by Nānyadeva in his Bharatabhāṣya (ch. VIII. pp. 111b-114a.
BORI. Ms.).

See V. Raghavan, ‘Some Names in Early Saṅgīta Literature’, J. of Music Academy, Madras III.
pp. 14-5; Sangeet Natak Akadami Bulletin 5, Dec. 1956, pp. 21-2.

See NCC. III. p. 292a.

ancient authority on poetics; ref. to in C. Hṛdayaṅgamā on Kāvyādarśa (I. 2, II. 7) and in
Siya-bas-lakara (the Sinhalese work on poetics based on Kavyādarśa) (ed. H. Jayatilaka, Colombo,
1892, verses 2) (see JRAS. 1905, p. 841).

See NCC. III. p. 291b.

ancient authority on classical prosody; had a different set of names for some of the metres; and
held different views on some features like Yati. Cited by Piṅgala in his Chandassūtra VII. 10; 34;
9; in Agnipurāṇa, ch. 336. 22; by Kedāra Bhaṭṭa in Vṛttaratnākara (p. 48, N. S. Press
edn. Vasantatilaka is called Siṁhonnatā).

See also Ind. Stud. 8. p. 387; V. Raghavan, Skt. and Pkt. Metrics, [Page145-b] J. of the
Madras Uni. XXIII. i-ii. (1952; Humanities) pp. 48-9.

Y. Mimamsak, Saṁskṛta Vyākaraṇa Śāstra kā Itihās I. p. 145 records report of a ms. of
Kāśyapa Chandassūtra with Vaidya Sri Amaranathji, Phoolmandi (Bhatinda), Punjab.

authority on Bhakti. Q. by Śāṇḍilya in his Bhaktisūtras II. i. 3 (Oxf. 228b).

--Kṛṣiśāstra. Adyar.

--Kāmyapaśusūtra. Oppert II. 7173.

Cf. Kāśyapasūtra, Oppert I. 42.

--Mūlaśānti. Kāśīn. 26.

See NCC. III. p. 292a, Kaśyapa, Mūlāśleṣāśānti, Baroda 8508.

--Oṁkārasarvasva.

See NCC. III. p. 94b.

--Suvarṇatantra. BORI. 122 of 1919-24.

[CC. I. 106b; kAzyapI son of Appayya, Grahaceṣtāvidhāna. Triv. Cur. III. 40;
kAzyapaveGkaTeza Dinaphala. TD. XX. Sup. no. 1016 (t)].

See NCC. I. Revised edn. pp. 258b and 259a, Appaya and Bhūgola Veṅkaṭeśa, of Kāśyapa
gotra.

med. dialogue between Kāśyapa and Jīvaka and hence probably a fragment of Kāśyapa Saṁhitā,
or Vṛddhajīvaka, the Jātisūtrīya section, Nepal Skt. Ser. 1. See P. C. Bagchi, Ind.
Cult. IX. pp. 53-64. [Page146-a] Preserved in Chin. transl. by Dharmabhadra between 982-1001 A. D.
(included in Tripiṭaka. Nanjio 883).

vedic. ref. to in Vārttika 6 under Pāṇini IV. 2. 66.

See M. Bhāṣya and Kāśikā thereon; also Cāndravṛtti III. 3. 71;
Sarasvatīkaṇṭhābharaṇa, gr. IV. 3. 226. JAOS. XI. p. 377 and Ind. Stud. XIII. pp.
417-419. 436. 445. 455.

from Mahābhārata. Yudhiṣṭhira's exhortation on kṣamā to Draupadī (Vana Parvan, 29.
35-52, Citraśālā edn.). No. 1 in Ravidatta Sastri's collection of 15 Gītās, Kalyan, Bombay,
Lakṣmīveṅkaṭeśvara Press, 1923.

jy. cited by Balabhadra in his Horāratna. Mu7nchen J. 362.

med. by Lakṣmaṇakavi. Mysore I. p. 362.

a collection of Smṛtis by Kāśyapa and others, BORI. 32 of 1866-68.

See Kāśyapasmṛti below.

or kAzyapasmRti in prose and verse; one of the 18 Upasmṛtis according to Smṛticandrikā and
Sarasvatīvilāsa; ref. to by Parāśara and Aṅgiras; q. by Viśvarūpa, Vijñāneśvara, Oxf. 356a
and Aparārka on Yājñavalkyasmṛti, in Hāralatā, Caturvargacintāmaṇi, Parāśaramādhavīya,
Smṛtimuktāphala, Smṛtiratna, Madanapārijāta, Vīramitrodaya. For metrical and prose passages q.
as Kāśyapa's in dh. works, but which cannot be placed in the Critical text based on four mss., see
T. R. Chintamani's edn. App. JOR. Madras XIII. [Page146-b] pp. 283-92. On Kāśyapa see also P.
V. Kane, HDS. I. pp. 118-19.

Adyar I. p. 101a. Allahabad 63. Baroda 10038 (b). Bhk. 19. Bik. 868 (verse). Bikaner 1417-18.
BORI. 32 (in a collection) and 33 of 1866-68. 192 of Ā881-82. 200 of 1884-87. Bu7hler 557. Burnell
124b. Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 18 (called K. saṁhitā. dh.). IO. 1317 (prose and verse). K. 170.
Kavīndrācārya 609. Khn. 70. Mandlik p. 58, BG. 21. Mandlik Sup. 135 (V). MT. 994 (e) (spoken by
Dakṣaprajāpati) (prose). 3563 (no beg.) (verse). Mysore I. p. 88. Mysore D. II. 24 (verse). Oppert
II. 9810. Rice 196. Rgb. 200 SSPC. I. I. 149. Stein 84. TD. 17800-17801 (last one marked
Upakāśyapa).

Ptd. (1) Smṛtipañcaka (in prose) 1881, pp. 5-9. (2) Smṛtisandarbha (Vol. IV) (43rd in
collection). Gurumaṇḍala Granthamālā 9, Calcutta, 1953. (3) with Hindi transl. Bīs
Smṛtiyām, Vol. II. pp. 488-98 (Prose and verse). Samskrti Samsthan, Bareli (U. P.), 1966. (4)
Critical edn. by T. R. Chintamani, JOR. Madras XIII. pp. 267-81.

Bud. Mahāyānasūtra, 43rd in the Ratnakūṭa group, fr. of Skt. original found in the
neighbourhood of Khotan, published by Baron A. von Stael-Holstein; named after its principal speaker
Kāśyapa, disciple of Buddha; earliest transl. into Chinese between 178 and 184 A. D.

See Wint. HIL. II. pp. 329-30.

On the missing folia of A. Stael-Holstein's edn., see article by V. S. Vorobjov-Des'atovskija,
Memorial Stanislaw Schayer (1899-1941), [Page147-a] Varsovier, 1957, pp. 491-500. [Bib.
Boud. XXVIII-XXXI, 697].

For a comparative study of the Djin and the Sanskrit versions of the Kāśyapaparivarta; the
presupposition of an earlier Sanskrit version of the text from which the Chinese is derived; the
considerable difference between the Djin and the Sanskrit versions of the text; their importance for
the study of the historical development of the Kāśyapaparivarta text followed by a German
translation of the Djin version with exhaustive footnotes comparing the Chinese and Sanskrit
readings in the two versions see Kāśyapaparivarta nach der Djin-Fassung verdeutscht by Friedrich
Weller, Mitteilungen des Institutes fur Orient Forschung Band XII. Heft 4. 1966, Berlin.

AMG. II. p. 218. AR. XX. p. 411. Kanjur Kyoto 760 (43). Nanjio 23 (43). 57. 58. 805 (Chin.
transl. 960-1127 A. D.).

Q. in Daśabhūmivibhāṣāśāstra by Nāgārjuna.

See J. of Ind. & Bud. Studies, Tokyo, II (1953-54), pp. 563-6. Also IHQ. III. p. 417;
in Śikṣāsamuccaya, p. 52, Bendall's edn.

On Laghu, Madhyama and Vṛddha recensions of the text see Intro. in the above.

Ptd. (1) with Chin. and Tibetan versions by Baron A. von Stael-Holstein, Shanghai, 1926. (2)
Index to the Tibetan transl. by Friedrich Weller, Cambridge (Mass.), 1933 (Harvard, Sino-Indian
Series, 1). (3) For the [Page147-b] Mongolian text and an apprisal of its value, see F. Weller,
Bd. 54. Ht. 2, Verdeutschung des Sanskrit-tibetischen Textes, Berlin, 1962. (4) with English
transl., The Wisdom gone beyond, an anthology of Buddhist texts, no. 5, Bangkok, 1966. (5) for a
German transl. and study, see Zum Kāśyapaparivarta, Pt. 2, Verdeutschung des Sanskrit-tibetischen
Textes. Abhandlungen der Sachsischen Akademie der Wissenschaften Zu Leipzig,
Philologische-historische Klasse, Bd. 57. Ht. 3. Berlin Akademie-Verlag, 1965.

--C. by Sthiramati (?).

Ed. with a Tibetan transl. and Chin. transl. of Bodhiruci, by Baron A. von Stael-Holstein,
Peking, 1933.

Bud. monk; C. 1200 A. D.

--C. Bālabodhanā on Cāndravyākaraṇa, popular in Ceylon.

See Keith, HSL. p. 432.

Malalasekhara, Pāli lit. of Ceylon, p. 178 mentions the a. as Mahākāśyapa of
Uḍumbaragirivihāra and the work as an independent text on the lines of the Cāndravyākaraṇa.

Śilpa.

See Kāśyapaśilpa.

or aMzumatkAzyapIya by Kāśyapa. Śilpa section of Aṁśumadāgama (one of the 28
Śaivāgamas).

See NCC. I. Revised edn. pp. 1-2. Additional mss.

Arrah I. p. 7. Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 16. 18 (2 mss.). Kiṭaṅṅaśśeri [Page148-a] Mana 30. MD.
18931 (Aṁśumadbheda). PUL. II. p. 206 (inc.). Taylor II. 354 (Mayānuśilpiśāstra). 355
(Paṭalas 1-20, inc.). Trav. Uni. 272B. Viśvabhāratī 1086.

Ptd. (1) Ānandāśrama 95 (88 chs.). (2) in Grantha script and Tamil transl., Sarasvati
Mahal Library, Tanjore, 1960 (95 chs.).

unspecified.

BORI. 142 of Ā883-84. Filliozat I. p. 17. IM. 1093 (inc.). Kavīndrācārya 1690. R. A. Sastri
IV. pp. 259 (6 chs.). 260 (2 mss.). 265. 268.

dh. by Kaśyapa. Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 18.

See Kāśyapadharmaśāstra.

jy. by sage Kāśyapa.

Ānandāśrama 2937. Gough p. 181. MD. 17755. NP. V. 92. Peters. II. 192. Pheh. 10. PUL. II. p.
212 (2 mss.). Stein 156.

Q. by Rāma in Rāmavinoda. Lz. 1079.