med. TD. 24018.

Udaipur I. B. 211, 1.

See Gajendramokṣa below.

Alwar 1736. Extr. 463.

and Rāmānujadāsa.

--Muhūrtavarga. IM. 1233 (inc.).

stotra in prose. Adyar I. p. 199a. Adyar D. IV. 1505.

(variant mAdhavIe) poet. Gāthāsaptaśatī I. 91.

America 5466. Oppert I. 2813. TA. 91. Trav. Uni. 7456.

or bRhaspatimata attributed to Bṛhaspati. Bik. 1545. Bikaner 3769. CPB. 3356. IO. 6257. Luck. Uni. p. 36. Oudh XVI. 148. R. A. Sastri I. p. 32. Udaipur I. B. 88, 8 (from Bṛhaspati by Pālakāpya ?). Viśvabhāratī 537.

med. part of a bigger work called Āyurveda attributed to Vedavyāsa. Jodhpur 1727. TD. 11260. 11261.

See NCC. II. p. 152a.

RASB. V. 4180 (fol. 5B; col.).

mantra. TD. XX. Sup. no. 540 (a).

one of the 64 tantras mentioned in Śivatattvaratnākara, p. 4 (edn. Madras, 1927).

med. an. Oppert I. 5951. 7292. TD. 11259 (with C.) (inc.). Viz. Fort B. 28.

--C. TD. 11259 (inc.).

--extracts from Pālakāpya (with Telugu C.). BC. 509. Burnell 75a. IO. 6256. TD. 11286.

See Pālakāpya. [Page230-a]

dh. Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 21.

--from Āgamas and Purāṇas. Burnell 75b. 149a (2 mss.). TD. 13424. 13425.

--acc. to Śaunaka. MD. 3285.

Q. by Dinakara on Raghuvaṁśa; by Candraśekhara, on Śiśupālavadha, IO. i. p. 1434a.

med. Mysore I. p. 650. R. A. Sastri I. p. 33. Viz. Fort A. 59. B. 27.

med. attributed to Vaiśampāyana. TD. 11262 (11 chs.). 11263 (11th ch.). 11264 (2nd ch.) (with Telugu explanation) (assigned to Brahmāṇḍapurāṇa).

med. by Śarabhojirāja, extracts from Pālakāpya etc. with Marathi verse transl. IIO. 151 (inc.). TD. 11287 (inc.) (with numerous illustrations).

Ujjain Latest Additions 396.

Jain. pupil of Dhavalacandra of Kharataragaccha and protege of Jinahaṁsa (1467-1525 A. D.).

--Cauvīsadaṇḍaka or Daṇḍakacaturviṁśati or Vicāraṣaṭtriṁśikā or Ṣaṭtriṁśikāvicāra (with C.). composed in 1522 A. D. BBRAS. 1657. IO. 7551-2.

Ptd. Jaina Dharma Prasāraka Sabhā Ser., 1915.

King of Ujjain and father of Rājasiṁha; for the latter's sake Kṛṣṇa Dhūrjaṭi composed in 1774 A. D. his C. Siddhāntacandrodaya on Tarkasaṅgraha.

See NCC. IV. pp. 324b. 325a.

king. mentioned by Jñānapramodagaṇi at the end of the C. on Vāgbhaṭālaṁkāra, written in 1625 A. D. (ms. at Pattan Bhandar). For his identity [Page230-b] with Maharāja Gaja Singh, an officer employed by Jehangir against Shah Jahan in 1623 A. D., see Gode, Stud. in Indian Lit. Hist. I. pp. 78-9.

of Bikaner, C. 1745-87 A. D.; patron of Āśānanda (a. of Ānandalaharī).

See NCC. II. pp. 112a, 196b.

Jain. Praśasti II. p. 185.

by Karpūravijaya. BORI. 1598 of 1891-95.