mantra. Kavīndrācārya 1150.

a C. on Māṇḍūkyakārikā. MT. 3882 (d) (inc.).

by Harīmiśra. Ref. to by Ātmabodhendra in his C. on Jagadgururatnamālāstava of Sadāśiva
Brahmendra.

--Bauddhamata. Oudh V. 28.

See under Pūrṇānānda.

ny. Adyar II. p. 120a. contains Pratyakṣasāmagrīpratibandhakatāvicāra.

See under Brahmānanda.

name of C. Laghu Candrikā by Brahmānanda Sarasvatī on Advaitasiddhi of Madhusūdana
Sarasvatī.

Ptd. Bombay. 1915.

B. III. 102. See Pañcaº.

in Hindi with Skt. quotations by Vedaratna Vidyāvācaspati Paraśurāma Śāstrin.

Ptd. Ambala: Jagadhari, 1916. See Br. Mus. Ptd. Bks. 1906-28. 742.

cited by Kallola Bhaṭṭa in his C. on Śabdaliṅgārthacandrikā of Sujana. [Page220-b]

See Adyar Library Bulletin 7. pt. i. Mss. Notes p. 41.

--Pañcarāśīṭīkā. jy. Ujjain I. p. 56.

Cf. next entry.

--C. on Pañcasvarā. jy. BORI. 161 of Ā883-84. Peters. I. p. 193 (no. 161). RASB. X. 7149.

a title of Abhinanda, a. of Laghuyogavāsiṣṭha.

See NCC. I. Revised edn. p. 296b.

--Nandavattīśī (?) IM. 7848.

a name by which Raghunandana, the Smṛti writer, is ref. to.

an appellation of Śālikanātha.

See Kusumāñjalibodhinī, Princess of Wales Sar. Bha. Ser. edn. p. 123.

--(Vṛddha)Yogaśataka. med. BORI. 1374 of 1884-87.

Pkt. kāvya composed in 700-725 A. D. by Vākpatirāja, son of Harṣadeva (acc. to
Subhāṣitāvalī 3414); probably a student of Bhavabhūti (Gauḍavaho 799); patronised by King
Yaśovarman of Kanauj (acc. to Kalhaṇa in Rājataraṅgiṇī, IV. 144); acc. to Jain legends
Vākpati was thrown into prison where he composed the poem (See pp. CXXXVIII ff. Intro. S. P.
Pandit's edn. of Gauḍavaho).

The extant text is inc. and is a shorter version of the text.

BORI. 27 of 1873-74 (with C.). 17 of 1880-81. D. p. 165. Kh. Intro. p. v. 1284 (with C.). Pattan
I. pp. 63. 294. 376 (with C.). 400 (select gāthās). Peters. I. App. p. 103 (no. 180. inc.).

For a ms. in Khatarvasī collection see ABORI. III. p. 47. [Page221-a]

Ed. S. P. Pandit, Bomb. Skt. & Pkt. Ser. 34 (with C. of Haripāla). First edn. 1887. 2nd
edn. 1927.

See Wint. HIL. III. i. p. 92; WZKM. I. p. 324 ff., II. 328 ff; JRAS. 1908, pp.
765-78.

--C. on the current shorter version of text (G. v. sāra). by Hari(a)pāla(-lita), son of Upendra
Bhaṭṭa; belonged to Jālandhara. A mere Skt. chāyā in most places.

BORI. 27 of 1873-74. Jesalmere p. 27. Kh. 84. Monatsber. Berl. Akad. 1874, 280. Pattan I. p.
376.

Ptd. in the edn. mentioned above, where see also Intro. pp. iv-x.

poet. Vidyākarasahasraka p. 117.

Oppert II. 4568. This is evidently Laghu Yogavāsiṣṭha by Gauḍa Abhinanda.

mentioned in Bhāvaprakāśa (pp. 262-3, l. 4. GOS. edn.) as a specimen of Kāvya (Uparūpaka
variety). On it see V. Raghavan, Bhoja's Śṛṅgāra Prakāśa (1963), pp. 549-50.

grandfather of Harijīvanamiśra or Harivijayamiśra (a. of Adbhutataraṅga etc.). See NCC. I.
Revised edn. p. 116a.

See Vaidyanātha Miśra.

or gauDazuddhitattva Q. by Kamalākara, Oxf. 278a.

See Vyavahāranirṇaya and Śuddhitattva.

Q. in Nirṇayasindhu.

Cf. Śrāddhakaumudī of Govindānanda. [Page221-b]