jy. Damodar. Mithilā. (C. on Sid. śiromaṇi ?).

with udyāpana. Gough p. 183.

in 9 verses. (Beg. dattAtreyaM mahAtmAnam) by Vāsudevānanda Sarasvatī on Dattātreya.

Ptd. Bṛ. St. Ratnahāra Pt. II. p. 721. Guj. News Press, 1925.

--Kuśīlakhaṇḍana. BORI. 658 of 1895-98.

on the family of Sawai Jayasim3ha of Jaipur. by Rāma. RASB. V. 3087 (fr. of XIII-XVI cantos in
three [Page191-a] batches). Udaipur I. A. 838 (p. 48, no. 1494 of Ptd. Cat.).

Bud. AMG. II. p. 318. AR. XX. p. 519. Kanjur Kyoto 193. Lalou p. 22.

Bud. by Jinamitra and Dānaśīla. Kanjur Kyoto 192.

teacher of an. a. of Svapnacatuṣpadī. Pkt. (Bomb. Uni. 2407).

of Kashmir; poet. Śp. 896 (given as an. in Sbhv.); Subhāṣitaratnakośa 1033.
Smv. 206. 410; Skm. p. 146 (Lahore edn.). verse no. 1069 (Calcutta edn.); Sbhv. (19
verses); See intro. p. 40.

--Vajravidāraṇīmaṇḍalavidhi. Bud. Cordier II. p. 331.

almanac for the year Jaya. Adyar II. p. 66b.

--Śīlopadeśamālāprakaraṇa. JBhP. I. 2548.

Jain. Pkt. Śvet. compiler of anthology.

--Vajjālagga also called Jayallaham, Padyālaya, Vidyālaya, Vijjahalao, Vijjahelo.

Ptd. Bib. Ind. 227. See BP. Intro. p. 17; Wint. HIL. III. Pt. 1, Eng. transl. p. 174.
Also under Vajjālagga.

Jain. (1604 A. D.).

--Śakunadīpikā. See Jaina Sid. Bhās. IV. ii. p. 113.

eulogy on Jai Singh III (1819-1835) of Jaipur by Rāmacandra, pupil of Lakṣmaṇa. (Only 2
leaves of the beg. portion available at the Scindia [Page191-b] Ori. Institute, Ujjain. See
Bhāratīya Vidyā XI. i-ii. 1950, pp. 95-98). Cf. Jayavam3śakāvya above.

Jain. story of Jaya and Vijaya. on right faith. BORI. 1249 of 1886-92. BORI. D. XIX. ii. 234.
Jainagranthāvalī p. 252. Peters. IV. p. 47 (no. 1249).

For a Gujarati version in verse see Jayavijayarāsa, BORI. D. XIX. ii. 235.

pupil of Devavijaya, Dharmavijaya and Rāmavijaya gaṇis.

--C. Sukhabodhā on Śobhanastuti; written in Sam3. 1671 (1615 A. D.). Bik. 1522. BORI. D. XIX.
ii. 516.

Jain. pupil of Vimalaharṣa, pupil of Vijayadānasūri of Tapāgaccha.

--C. Dīpikā on Kalpasūtra. composed in Sam3. 1677 (1621 A. D.). BBRAS. 1442. (ms. written by
a. himself). BORI. D. XVII. ii. 516.

--Gurvāvalī or Paṭṭāvalī. composed in Sam3. 1680 (1624 A. D.). See Ind. Ant. XXIII. p.
179. BORI. 1278 of 1884-87. IO. 7641.

R. A. Sastri I. p. 115.

jy. CPB. 1753.

tantra. Alwar 2133.

Q. by Kallola Bhaṭṭa, in his C. on Śabdaliṅgārthacandrikā of Sujana. See Adyar Library
Bulletin VII. i. Mss. Notes p. 42.

jy. prepared under Mahārāja Sawai Jayasim3ha of Jaipur. an. America 5107. BORI. 512 of
1895-1902 (ºsāriṇī). Cs. IX. 17 (inc.).

For an analysis of the America ms. see Pingree, J. of the Trans. of the American Philosophical
Society 58. iii. p. 66 ff. [Page192-a]

of Tapāgaccha; pupil of Dharmasim3hagaṇi.

--Campakaśreṣṭhikathānaka. composed in Sam3. 1653 (1709 A. D.).

See NCC. VI. p. 389a.

IO. 3116. See below Jayaśrīvilāsa.