ny. Radh. 12.

America 3106.

med. work q. in Śp. 3259.

See also ABORI. XVIII. p. 78.

by Dāmodara, ancestor of Daṇḍin.

See NCC. I. Revised edn. p. 419b, under Avantisundarī; also edn. of Avantisundarī TSS. 172. p. 11. Intro. p. 4, fn.

Pkt. by Īśvara; q. by Bhaṭṭotpala in his C. on Bṛ. saṁhitā, 76, 11.

poet. Gāthāsaptaśatī II. 21.

Bud. (Itsing's Chin. transl. 705 A. D.). Nanjio 505.

--Mahākālapaddhati. CPB. 3910.

Cf. Gandharvatantra.

Jain. son of Kaṇhaḍa; composed at the request of Vīsalasāhu, son or pupil of Khelāsāhu, of Paṭṭaṇa, certain additional passages to Puṣpadanta's Jasaharacarin in 1308 A. D,

See P. L. Vaidya, Intro. pp. 17-18, to his edn. of Jasaharacariu (Yaśodharacarita) of Puṣpadanta, Karanja Jain. Ser. I. 1931.

His work was used by Kalyāṇakīrti for his Yaśodharacarita. See Praśastisaṅgraha, p. 20.

Bud. by Jñānavajra. Cordier II. p. 344.

of the Viṣṇukrānta (region of Bengal extending upto Chittagong) group.

See Arthur Avalon, Principles of Tantra I. Intro. pp. lxv-lxvi;

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or tantragandharva śākta. in 42 Paṭalas; in the form of dialogue between Śiva and [Page307-b] Pārvatī; revealed by Dattātreya to Viśvāmitra.

Harisinghji p. 32 (144); Intro. pp. 6-7. Mithilā. Varendra 234.

Ref. to by Narasiṁha in his Tārābhaktisudhārṇava, IO. 2596 (fol. 4a, 47a); by Yadunātha in his Āgamakalpalatā, BBRAS. 808; by Rāmaratna in his Timiracandrikā, RASB. VIII. A. 6208; by Vanamālin in his Rahasyārṇava, IO. 2591; by Śaṅkarācārya in his Tārārahasyavṛtti, Bik. 1353; in Śāktānandataraṅgiṇī, Oxf. 103b; by Navamīsiṁha in his Tantracintāmaṇi, RASB. VIII. A. 627.

Ptd. (1) Tantrasāra by Krishnananda Bhattacharya 1877-84. (2) Sulabhatantraprakāśa 1886. See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 852. (3) Ed. by R. C. Kak and Hara Bhatta Shastri, Kas. Texts 62. 1934.

--Aśvārūḍhāstotra from. MT. 489 (b).

--Kanyāpradagandharvarājamantravidhi from. Dāhilakṣmī XIV. 79.

--Gaṇapatisahasranāma from. PUL. II. p. 176.

--Gandharvasādhana from. TD. XX. Sup. no. 430.

--Tārākavaca from. with C. Tāriṇīkavacayantroddhāra by a student of Anantānandanātha. Skt. Coll. Ben. 1897-1901, p. 31 (no. 102).

--Bagalāmukhīkavaca from. Bomb. Uni. 1531 (ii).

--Mahākālakavaca from. Vaṅgīya p. 31 (not found in ptd. edn.).

--Mahākālastotra from. IM. 11084. [Page308-a]

--Mahākālīkavaca from. BORI. 502 of 1895-98. Fl. 373 (in 28 verses). Hz. 1212. Peters. VI. p. 105 (no. 502).

Rasikamohana Caṭṭopādhyāya Saṁgṛhīta (1877-84 A. D.).

See J. B. Chaudhuri, edn. of Tantrarāja Tantra, Bibliography, p. 98.

expiatory rites performed when the Gandharva stick is either cut or broken or lost during marriage ceremony. MD. 3606 (inc.).

dh. Stein 87.

PUL. I. p. 116.

a Sūra chief of Bhuluya who ruled over a major part of Naokhali in Bengal; younger brother and successor of Durlabha or Udayamāṇikya (died in 1578 A. D.); praised in Kavitārkika's Kautukaratnākara (verses 7-10) (no. 41, Agartala Palace Library, fol. 2).

See IHQ. XIV. pp. 739-42; also above p. 105b.

tantra. Q. by Jagannātha Cakravartin in his C. on Saundaryalaharī, Hpr. I. 27.

--Rāgaratnākara. music. Burnell 60a (3 mss.). K. 96. TD. 10811-10813.

See J. of the Madras Music Academy Vol. III. pp. 97-98.

Dāhilakṣmī XXXIX. 49.

Jodiya I. 10.

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(Kanyāprada) explanation of. IO. i. p. 357b.

tantra. on worshipping the Gandharva Viśvāvasu for begetting beautiful female progeny. Alph. List [Page308-b] Beng. Govt. p. 32. RASB. VIII. B. 6524.

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Adyar. IM. 7948. 10013.

from Brahmāṇḍapurāṇa. Deo 174.