stotra in 24 verses in praise of Rādhā. (Beg. navagorocanAgaurIM). by Rūpagosvāmin. AK.
501. 502. AS. p. 304. BBRAS. 1379 (14). BORI. 501, 502, 1444-1446 of 1891-95. BORI. D. XIII. i. 267.
Cs. X. B. 6 (a) (with an. C.). 88 (5) (in a collection of stotras with the title
Bhāgavatapārāyaṇavyavasthā). Dacca 149. K. 2 (with C.). 263. C. 2. 21114. F. 3018. Hpr. I. 112.
MT. 3053 (a-1). RASB. VII. 5756 (with Bengali transl.). SSPC. II. C. 4. Vaṅgīya p. 196. Varendra
1101B. 1902.

Ptd. (1). Stavamālā pp. 14-16. 1860. pp. 14-16. 1876. (2) with C. by Jīvadeva, Stavamālā,
K. M. 84. pp. 74-78. (3) with Caitanyasahasranāma by the same. pp. 20-22. Calcutta, 1870. (4)
with Bengali transl. Puri, 1910. See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 625.

--C. an. Cs. X. B. 6 (a). Varendra 1102.

--C. by Premacandra Tarkavāgīśa. Dacca 149. K. 2.

or ratnamAlA a composition of witty stanzas containing ingenious questions. by Paśupati.
MT. 3050 (h). (Ratnamālā). 5247 (b).

a collection of pithy stanzas. Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 27. MD. 12015. MT. 5656 (inc.).

kāvya. Mack. 107.

a collection of didactic verses taken from various anthologies. Adyar II. p. 17b. Adyar D. V.
1064 (inc.).

Trippūṇittura I. 307F (inc.).

See above Cāṭuratnākara.

Mysore I. p. 288 (4 mss.).

different collections of witty ślokas. Adyar II. pp. 5a (8 ślokas). 17b-18a (24 mss.). GD.
1757-58 (inc.). 1759-63. [Page003-a] 2084E. Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 27 (with C.). (15 mss.).
Granthappura p. 85, nos. 1757-63. Luck. Uni. p. 61. MD. 12016-21. 12023-28. 12029 (inc.). 12030.
12031 (inc.). 12032-35. 12036 (inc.). 12037-42. 12043 (with C.). 12044 (with C. in Malayalam). 12747
(inc.). (Cf. Cāṭudhārā. MD. 12012. Beg. same). 12748. 12749. 12750 (with similar verses in
Telugu). 14571. 14614. 14617, 14833 (inc.). 17342 (inc.). 17346. 17724. 17918 (inc.). 18006. 18107.
18128. 18190 (inc.). 18551 (inc.). 18793 (inc.). 19044. MT. 179 (b) (of the Tamil part (inc.). 294
(b) (inc.). 417 (b). 1229 (g). 2531 (b) (inc.). 3133 (c). 4199 (c). 4292 (b) (inc.). (same as MD.
12016). 4982 (inc.). 6349 (inc.). Oppert I. 6336. II. 1410. Prativādibhayaṅkar p. 8. no. 14. PUL.
II. p. 255 (9 mss.). Śg. II. 100. Tāmarakkāṭṭu Mana 39B. Taylor I. 227. II. 48 (90 verses). 49.
198. 201. 202 (170 verses) (ethical, erotic and enigmatical). 207. 367, 369. Trav. Uni. 501B (inc.).
4325 (inc.). 4343A (not in ptd. cat.). 5774 (inc.). 7541 (with C.). 10049 (inc.). 10189 (inc.).
10191 (inc.). L. 724 (inc.). Viśvabhāratī 1953 (with C.).

--C. Ānandāśrama 7536. Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 27. MD. 12043. Viśvabhāratī 1953.

--C. by Vaidyanātha Pāyaguṇḍa. R. A. Sastri I. p. 103. Trav. Uni. 7541.

covering leaf gives the names Sakalavidvajjanamanohara and Ratnaguccha which are
probably the titles of the work. MT. 2880.

attributed to Kālidāsa. (Beg. ceTIbhavannikhila). MD. 12022. This is
Ambāṣṭaka [Page003-b] by Śaṅkara. See NCC. I. Revised edn. p. 361b.

from Subhāṣitaratnabhāṇḍāgāra. MD. 14406 (inc.).

an. Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 27.

explained as son of Caṇaka; one of the names of Kauṭalya, a. of Arthaśāstra. See also
Kauṭalya, NCC. V. pp. 100b. 101a.

authority on med.

See The Mahāvam3so, G. Turnour (1837), Intro. p. xliii. The Mv. ṭīkā narrates an
interesting surgical feat of Cāṇakya. See V. Raghavan, A Comprehensive Hist. of Ind. II. The
Mauryas and Sātavāhanas, 1957. pp. 667-8 and ‘Two Āyurvedic Anecdotes’, Ind. J. of the Hist. of
Med. Hyderabad, I. ii. 1956. pp. 44-5.

--A text on Toxicology transl. into Arabic where he is known as Sānāq. See WZKM. XXVIII.
pp. 183. 206 ff. also Ceylon Uni. Review IV. pp. 65-8.

America 2159 (fr.). RASB. 5480 (I) (fr.).

--Vaidyajīvana. Khn. 81]. Wrong ascription of Lolimbarāja's work.

authority on jy., identified with Viṣṇugupta; ref. to by Varāhamihira in Bṛhajjātaka VII. 7
(See Oxf. 329a). Q. by Kalyāṇavarman in Sārāvalī. N. S. Press edn. (1928), pp. 14. 183.
190. See also S. B. Dikshit, Bhāratīya Jyotiṣa (Hindi edn.) p. 633.

--Uḍujātaka. MD. 13625.

--Cāṇakyanīti (Svapnādhyāya). Allahabad 180 (13).

authority on nīti, traditionally identified with Kauṭilya and Viṣṇugupta, considered as the
teacher of Candragupta Maurya. [Page004-a]

--Cāṇakyanīti. Several collections of maxims under different titles are known. For details see
under Cāṇakyanīti.

unspecified texts of nīti collections ascribed to Cāṇakya. BORI. 281 of 1871-72. BP. p. 179b.
D. p. 33. Gough p. 95. IM. 9389 (inc.). Mithilā. Skt. Coll. Ben. 1897-1901, p. 238 (no. 996)
(inc.). p. 239 (no. 997) (inc.). Weber 781. 782. See Cāṇakyanīti.

or ºsAra or kauTilyakathAsAra kāvya. on the story of Mudrārākṣasa. by Ravinartaka of
the Cākyār community in Kerala; a friend of Melpputtūr Nārāyaṇa Bhaṭṭa. GD. 1764-67.
Granthappura p. 85, nos. 1764-67. IO. 7124. MD. 12180. 12181-12182 (inc.). 12183. MT. 6638.

Ptd. (1) Madras, 1882 (title Mudrārākṣasakathāsāra). See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 1642. (2)
with Bengali transl. Cal. Ori. Ser. 6. O. BT. 1. 1921. 2nd edn. 1930.

kāvya. by Rāmamohana. Sūcīpattra 8.

king. patron of Umāpatidhara, (a. of Candracūḍacarita). Skm. 5, 140. For his identity
with Cāṇaka, belonging to Candra dynasty of Bengal, see IHQ. VI. pp. 566-7. See also NCC. II.
p. 392b.

kāvya. Kāmakoṭī 9/17.

name of C. by Bhikṣuprabhamati on Arthaśāstra. See NCC. I. Revised edn. p. 389a. Q. by
Sarvānanda in C. Ṭīkāsarvasva on Amarakośa, TSS. 43 (II). 214; 51. (III). 225. 231.

ref. to in a list at Nagapattinam. See Adyar Library Bulletin VI. 3. p. 206. [Page004-b]