dh. Allahabad 168. Cf. Jaiminisūtra above.

gṛh. PUL. II. App. p. 32 (pum3savana and Upanayana).

(compiled).

Ptd. in Grantha script with Tamil transl. Kumbhakonam, 1923. See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 1128.

or Talavakārabrāhmaṇa. Sv. consisting of eight divisions namely (1) Mahābrāhmaṇa (2)
Dvādaśāha (3) Mahāvrata (4) Ekāha (5) Ahīna (6) Satra (7) Ārṣeya and (8) (Jaiminīya)
Upaniṣadbrāhmaṇa. See also under separate titles.

See B. Datta, Vaidik vāṅmay kā Itihās II. pp. 20-23.

BC. 421. 422. 498-500. 506 (Talavakāra tracts.). IO. 4353-56 (all inc.). Mysore I. p. 5 (2
mss.). Mysore D. I. 90. 91. Oppert II. 385. 7876. PUL. I. p. 6 (2 mss.; one Ārṣeya and other 6
brāhmaṇas).

For studies on the various aspects of this work see Hanns Oertel, “Contributions from the
Jaiminīyabrāhmaṇa to the History of the Brāhmaṇa literature,” JAOS. 18 (1897) pp. 15-48; 19
(1898) pp. 97-125; 23 (1902) pp. 325-49; 26 (1905) pp. 176-96, 306-14; 28 (1907) pp. 81-96. See also
Proceed. Int. Cong. Ori. Paris, 1897. I. pp. 225-39 and Trans. of Connecticut Academy of Arts
and Sciences 15 (1909); Raghuvira and Lokesh Chandra, Acta Orientalia 22. pp. 55-74.
[Page316-b]

On different legends from Jai. brā. see the following: A legend from the Jai. brā. A. C.
Burnell. Text in Roman with transl. Mangalore, 1878; Atti del IV Congress Internationale deli
Orientalisti. Firenze, 1878. Vol. 20, pp. 97-111. (Same as preceding).

See also Jaiminīyabrāhmaṇa version of the Dīrghajihvī legend. Hanns Oertel. Paris, 1897 and
E. W. Hopkins “The fountain of youth” (Text in Roman). JAOS. 26 (1905) pp. 1-67.

For extracts from Jaiminīyabrāhmaṇa parallels to passages from Śatapathabrāhmaṇa and
Chāndogyabrāhmaṇa see Hanns Oertel. JAOS. 15 (1893) pp. 233-51.

Ptd. (1) Extr. with German transl. W. Caland, Verhandlingen der Koninklijke Akademie van
Wetenschappen to Amsterdam. Afdeiling Letter kunde Deel I. Amsterdam, 1919. (2) Devanāgarī edn.
based on the above. Pandit Rama Deva, Dayanand Mahavidyalaya Skt. Granthamālā, Lahore, 1921.
See IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, p. 1127. (3) critical edn. of whole text. Raghuvira and Lokesh Chandra,
Nagpur, 1954.

Translation of sections into Dutch. W. Caland. 1915. pp. 1-106.

on Pkt. gr. For a ms. in a collection at Nagapattinam see Adyar Library Bulletin VI. 3. p.
187.

Sv. IO. 4280. PUL. I. p. 6. R. A. Sastri II. p. 207.

See B. Datta, Vaidik Vāṅmay kā Itihās I. pp. 211-12.

Ptd. (1) with Intro. to Sv. Lit. Indische Forschungen 2 Heft. W. Caland. Breslau, 1907. See
IO. Ptd. Bks. 1938, [Page317-a] p. 1128. (2) Ed. by Raghuvira, Lahore, 1938.

in 95 chs. on the creation of world etc. from Brahmāṇḍapurāṇa. GD. 134-37. 138-39 (inc.).
Granthappura p. 7, nos. 134-9 (inc.). TCD. 153.

jy. by Bhavānirāma. BORI. 476 of 1892-95. Peters. V. p. 265 (no. 476).

Cf. Jaiminisūtra.

name of C. by Parameśvara III of Payyūr family in Kerala on Mīmām3sāsūtras of Jaimini.

Ptd. TSS. 156 (Pt. I).

mīm. Mysore I. p. 409. Cf. Adhikaraṇamālā.

gṛh. pr. by Śrīnivāsa Dīkṣita. PUL. II. App. p. 31.

or Arthasaṅgraha. See Mīmām3sārthasaṅgraha by Laugākṣi Bhāskara.

See Ārṣeyabrāhmaṇa.

Addl. ptd. ref: critical edn. Kendriya Sanskrit Vidyapeetha, Tirupati, 1967.

See Jaiminibhārata above.

Pāñāl Muṭṭattukāṭ 62. R. A. Sastri II. p. 207. Tekkemaṭham II. 51. 65. 91. Trav. Uni. L.
308A. L. 308B. (inc.). L. 1247. Prob. same as Kenopaniṣad ?.

8th section of Jaiminīyabrāhmaṇa. Sv. in 4 chs. Baroda 9863 (b). 10881 (c). CLB. I. p. 2 (2
mss.). Extr. pp. 105-7. Dāhilakṣmī XVI. 4 (Praśnas 1-2). Gough p. 30. IO. 4357. [Page317-b]
Mysore D. I. 92. 93. PUL. I. p. 6 (2 mss.). Trav. Uni. 13097E (inc.).

For extrs. from the Jaiminīya up. brāhmaṇa parallel to passages of the Śatapathabrāhmaṇa
and Chāndogyabrāhmaṇa see Hanns Oertel, JAOS. 15 (1893) pp. 233-51.

Ptd. (1) in Roman script with English transl. Hanns Oertel. JAOS. 16 (1896) pp. 79-260. (2)
in Devanāgarī script based on the above. Pandit Rama Deva. Lahore, 1921. (3) Kendriya Sanskrit
Vidyapeetha. Tirupati, 1967.

or Jajjaṭa or Jejjaṭa or Jaijjaṭa. writer on med.; pupil of Vāgbhaṭa according to one
tradition, but prob. 9th Cent. See Āyurved kā Bṛhad Itihās p. 200.

--C. Nirantarapadavyākhyā on Carakasam3hitā. See Jajjaṭa; also NCC. VI. p. 397b.

--C. on Suśrutasam3hitā. Bikaner. 4391. Mentioned by Niścalakara in C. on Cikitsāsaṅgraha.
See IHQ. XXIII. ii. p. 142.

For a ms. of the revised text of Suśruta made by Candraṭa on the basis of Jaiyaṭa see IO.
2646. Also Oxf. 357b.

Q. by Hemādri in his C. on Aṣṭāṅgahṛdaya, IO. 2656; by Vijayarakṣita in his C. Madhukośa
on Mādhavanidāna or Rugviniścaya. Bomb. Uni. 219. Cs. X. A. 86. IO. 2668; by Ṭoḍarānanda in
Āyurvedasaukhya, Weber 941; by Nāganātha in his Nidānapradīpa, IO. 2671 (the same ref. to as C.
on Mādhavanidāna in Bik. 1422); by Rūpanayana in Yogaśata and C., IO. 2757. [Page318-a]

father of Kaiyaṭa (a. of C. Pradīpa on Mahābhāṣya).

See NCC. V. p. 75b.

--Yogapradīpikā. BORI. 117 of Ā883-84.

--Ānandārṇava. med. RASB. 5083.

Cf. Jayarāma, a. of Cikitsāratnasaṅgraha.

Kavīndrācārya 1653.

ins. writer.

See Selected Ins. from Mahārāṣṭra by M. G. Diksit, p. 45; also J. Ori. Inst., M. S.
Uni. Baroda VII. p. 80.

writer on dh.

See below Yogloka.

--Modakarī. Mithilā.

poet. Sbhv. 1442. 1503 (?). 1504. 2403.