--Karicikitsāsāroddhāra. veterinary science. Kāśīn. 34.

--Kāmapradīpa. erotics. BORI. 1029 of 1884-87.

See NCC. III. p. 353b.

--Smarapradīpikā. Trav. Uni. 1993 (fr.).

Cf. previous work. [Page058-b]

--Gaṇapatipuraścaraṇavidhi. Bhk. 26. BORI. 305 of Ā881-82.

son of Śrīpati and grandson of Nārāyaṇa; of Kharjūra village in Avanti.

--Horāmakaranda. jy. IO. 1122. 2304. Peters. IV. Extr. pp. 61-63.

Ptd. Lucknow, 1879.

Jain. Śvet. of Siddhavaṭa.

--C. composed in 1240 A. D. on Nāgārjunā's Āścaryayogamālā or Yogaratnamālā. Bomb. Uni.
269.

See NCC. II. p. 211b.

also called Guṇasundara of Rudrapallīyagaccha; pupil of Guṇacandra and successor of
Śrītilaka.

--C. Abhinavavṛtti, composed at Sarasvatīpaṭṭaṇa in 1370 A. D. at the instance of
Abhayadevasūri, on Mānatuṅga's Bhaktāmarastotra. BBRAS. 1817. BORI. D. XIX. ii. 366. Oxf. II.
1380.

See pp. 15. 123. Intro. to Kapadia's edn. of Bhaktāmarastuti.

Ptd. Bhaktāmarastotra. Seth Devchand Lalbhai Jain Pustakoddhar Fund Ser. 79. 1932.

--C. on Ṣaḍdarśanasamuccaya. Jac. 696.

See Peters. V. p. 207ff. for his Praśasti in 11 verses.

by Ghanaśyāma (1715-50 A. D.) of Tanjore. mentioned in the list of his works given by his wives
in their Viddhasālabhañjikāvyākhyā, TD. 4678.

--Vyākaraṇaṭīkā. BISM. vi. 13/7. [Page059-a]

Bud.

--Guhyasamājābhisamayanāmasādhana. Cordier II. p. 152.

--Tārāgraprāpti(siddhi). Cordier III. p. 74.

--Maṇḍalavidhi. Cordier II. p. 152.

--Mahākalasādhana (?). Cordier II. p. 128.

--Raktayamārisādhana.

Ptd. Sādhanamālā Vol. II. GOS. XLI. no. 272. pp. 537-41.

poet. Skm. p. 320; Subhāṣitaratnakośa 1595.

Jain. teacher of Amarakīrti (a. of C. on Ṛtusam3hāra. BORI. D. XIII. i. 45).

--Saptakṣetrī. Jain. composed in 1122 A. D. Jainagranthāvalī p. 235.

See Jinaratnakośa, p. 413.

--Vidyāsāgaraśreṣṭhikathā in 50 Skt. verses. Jainagranthāvalī p. 260. Peters. I. p. 129
(no. 328).

of Caitragaccha.

--C. on Bhaktāmarastotra of Mānatuṅga. composed in 1448 A. D.

--C. Sam3yaktvakaumudī kathā. written in 1448 A. D. Jainagranthāvalī p. 268.

See for the above two works Kapadia, Intro. to his edn. of Bhaktāmarastotra, p. 16, fn. 1.

mentioned in Pāṇini's Ukthādi Gaṇa.

med. in 203 verses. Trav. Uni. 1519A.

med. Ānandāśrama 5279.

med. by Suṣeṇa. B. IV. 222 (3 mss.). [Page059-b]

a. of Bṛhatkathā (non-extant) in Paiśācī Pkt.; for legends about Guṇāḍhya's life see
Kathāsaritsāgara I. 6-8 which would place him in A. D.; two recensions of his work are known
through their Skt. adaptations (1) the Kashmir recension represented by Somadeva's
Kathāsaritsāgara (See NCC. III. p. 136b) and Kṣemendra's Bṛhatkathāmañjarī (See NCC. V. p.
168), and (2) the so-called Nepal recension represented by the Bṛhatkathāślokasaṅgraha of
Budhasvāmin. The Gaṅga King Durvinīta, contemporary of Bhāravi (7th Cent. A. D.) is said to have
made a Skt. rendering of the work (Ind. Ant. 1913, p. 204; JRAS. 1913, p. 389 ff.). There is
a Tamil version in the Peruṅkatai of Koṅguvel, edn. U. Swaminatha Iyer, Madras, 1924 (C. 2nd
Cent. A. D.) and a Persian version, see Lacote, Essai, p. 197 ff.

The Pkt. version of the story is found in Vāsudeva-hiṇḍī of Saṅghadāsa and Dharmasena (See
L. Alsdorf, BSOAS. VIII. pp. 320 ff).

Ref. to by Daṇḍin, Subandhu, Bāṇa; also by Jinasena (Ādipurāṇa), and Somadeva
(Yaśastilakacampū). On stories about Guṇāḍhya see also Jayaratha's Haracaritacintāmaṇi.
Govardhana considers him an incarnation of Vyāsa.

A Cambodian ins. of 9th Cent. A. D. ref. to him ‘Guṇāḍhyaḥ Prākṛtapriyaḥ’ (S. Levi,
JA. 1885. 412). On the home of Guṇāḍhya, see V. V. Mirashi XVI. AIOC. Summaries, pp.
153-4.

On Guṇāḍhya, see F. Lacote, Essai sur Guṇāḍhya et la Bṛhatkathā, Paris, 1908. (Eng.
transl. by A. M. Tabard, Bangalore, 1923); V. Raghavan, Bhoja's Śṛṅgāraprakāśa (1963), pp.
[Page060-a] 839-57; Bhoja q. the longest Paiśācī passage from Bṛhatkathā; Wint. HIL. III.
(Eng. transl.) pp. 346ff.; Keith, Hist. of Skt. Lit. pp. 266 ff.; Venkatasubbiah, IHQ. V.
pp. 547-8; C. D. Chatterjee, Ind. Cult. I. pp. 209-25; L. Alsdorf, BSOAS. VIII. pp. 320
ff.

See also under Bṛhatkathā.

med. Radh. 31.

mīm. MD. 17223 (inc.).

--Smṛtisāra. Dacca 129. D. 1318. Vaṅgīya Sup. 1753.

Navya-nyāya writer of Bengal, last quarter of 16th Cent. A. D.; contemporary of Bhavānanda and
student of Madhusūdana; criticised by Yaśovijayagaṇi (1608-1688 A. D.) (See JAOS (NS) XI
(1915) pp. 279-80); Hist. of Navya Nyāya in Mithilā, p. 182; Gleanings from the Hist. and
Bibliography of Nyāya Vaiśeṣika Lit. pp. 62-63.

--C. Viveka on Anumānadīdhiti of Raghunātha. Q. in his Ātmatattvadīdhitiviveka.

--Cc. Viveka on C. Dīdhiti of Raghunātha on Ātmatattvaviveka or Bauddhadhikkāra. BORI. 103 of
Ā879-80.

See NCC. II. p. 48a.

--C. Guṇavivṛtiviveka or Tātparyasandarbha on Guṇakiraṇāvalīprakāśa of Vardhamāna. IO.
2074.

--Cc. Viveka on C. Nyāyalīlāvatīprakāśa of Vardhamāna.

--C. Viveka on Udayana's Nyāyakusumāñjali. IO. 2130.

--C. Śabdālokaviveka on Tattvacintāmaṇyāloka of Jayadeva alias Pakṣa- [Page060-b] dhara.
Baroda 11955. Bikaner 5935 (inc.).

--C. on Pratyakṣacintāmaṇi. ms. in Sarasvati Bhavan, Benares.

See Umesh Miśra Hist. of Ind. Phil. Vol. II. pp. 429-30.

Jain. Delhi MJP. p. 11 (no. 244).

Jain. Chani 3272 (a).