campū. on the sports of Kṛṣna. by Baladeva Ratha Kavisūrya Rājaguru.

Ptd. (1) with a metrical paraphrase in Oriya, Cuttack, 1901 (3rd edn.). See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks.
1892-1906. 72; 1904. (2) with Oriya transl. Cuttack, 1924. See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, pp. 1357.
1359.

campū. Radh. 23.

--C. Prabhā on Pañcaratna of Śaṅkarācārya. Lahore 1882, 7. [Page166-a]

--C. Viśuddharasadīpikā on Rāsapañcādhyāyī (Bhāgavata X. xxix-xxxiii). CPB. 3640. PUL.
II. p. 140.

Ptd. in Bengali script, Calcutta. He is also said to have written Bhaktimāñjūṣā.

--Gopālacampū. Bd. 391. BORI. 391 of 1887-91.

an. Oppert I. 4283.

alias Raghunandana, 18th Cent. A. D., of Nityānanda family; father of Vīracandragosvāmin (a.
of C. Rasikaraṅgadā on Padyāvalī, L. 3274).

--Gaurāṅgabirudāvalī. in 360 verses. Hpr. I. 102.

stotra. Ānandaśrama 2859.

Jain.

--Catuh2saraṇasūtra. Rohtek 84.

--Vīrastavana. Rohtek 66.

of Lāṭakula, son of Malla, a minister and son of Krūra.

--Budhavaktramaṇḍana. Prahelikās in 37 verses. Bikaner 3274.

On the basis of the above ms., ed. in J. G. Jhā. Res. Inst. VI. (1948-9) pp. 289-93.

son of Nārayaṇa.

--Cc. on Śaṁkara's C. on Īsāº Up. Dāhilakṣmī XXVII. 22 (inc.).

or kIkAdatta son of Gaṅga.

--Īśābhāṣya ? See NCC. II. p. 269b.

Agnihotramantraprakāśa, Baroda 11976. See NCC. I. Revised edn. p. 47b.

son of Sajjana and belonging to Kapola-vaṁśa; calls himself Śāradānandana (Intro. v. 3).
[Page166-b]

--Saṁgītasāroddhāra, in 7 chs. BORI. 838 of 1886-92. BORI. D. XII. 332. Peters. IV. p. 32
(no. 838). Extr. p. 42.

See also V. Raghavan, J. of the Music Academy, Madras, IV. p. 65. Sangeet Natak Akadami
Bulletin, Delhi, No. 17, p. 21.

minister of Cālukya king Bhīmasena and patron of a. of Saddharmacintāmaṇi, RASB. III.
1923.

Trippūṇittura II. 188. See next.

campūprabandha. an. probably part of Bhārataprabandha. TCD. 1390N (inc.).

yamakakāvya in 5 cantos (177 verses) on the episode of Bhīma's killing Kīcaka in the
Virāṭaparvan of the Mahābhārata. by Nītivarman who was earlier than the 11th Cent. (q. by Bhoja
in his Śṛ. Pra. and Namisādhu in C. on Rudraṭa's Kāvyālaṁkāra in 1069 A. D. and also in a
number of C.s on Amarakośa, and later grammatical works and C.s). See V. Raghavan, Bhoja's
Śṛṅgāra Prakāśa (1963). pp. 774, 806-7.

Cs. VI. 83 (inc.). Dacca 33. P. 989. B. IO. 7060. J. Assam R. S. III. p. 120 (no. A. 7). Kāṭm.
7. L. 615. Nepal I. p. 75. RASB. VII. 5095 (inc.). SSPC. III. E. 1. Trav. Uni. C. M. 612N (inc.).
Viśvabhāratī 2559 (an.).

Ed. with C. of Janārdanasena by S. K. De. Dacca Uni. Oriental Publication Ser. I. 1929.

--C. Tattvaprakāśikā by Janārdanasena. IO. 3931.

Ed. with text. See above. [Page167-a]

--C. by Lakṣmīdhara Bhaṭṭācārya. RASB. VII. 5095 (inc.). Extrs. ptd. in the edn. noted
above.

IM. 1268 (inc.).

--Bālavivekinī. jy. B. IV. 164.

dūtakāvya in 104 verses in imitation of Meghadūta, employing a parrot as messenger, for
Rādhā sending message of love to Kṛṣṇa at Mathurā. by Rāmagopāla, who probably lived at the
court of King Kṛṣṇacandra of Navadvīpa (Bengal). Hpr. I. 67. Intro. p. xxxix. SSPC. III. E. 47.
See IHQ. III. p. 275.

father of Nīlakaṇṭha (Niruktavārttika) who is q. by Parameśvara (14th Cent. A. D.).

See Adyar Library Bulletin XXVIII. iii-iv. 1964, pp. 252. 261.

or Śukasaptati. Udaipur p. 28, no. 1728 of Ptd. Cat. See Śukasaptati.

vedānta. explanation of the verse ‘kIrNe’ etc. AK. 756. BORI. 756 of 1891-95. BORI. D. IX.
i. 198.

songs on Saguṇa deities and Nirguṇa Brahman by Sadāśiva Brahmendra.

Ptd. Vāṇī Vilās Press, Srirangam; Kāmakoṭi Kośasthānam, B. G. Paul & Co.,
Madras-1.

Sangam 33 (s).