śaivāgama. Adyar II. p. 188b.

dh. Oppert I. 7185.

Same as next ?

--C. Bhāṣya on Brahmasūtras. adv. Mysore I. p. 439. Mysore D. III. 475. 476 (Veṅkārya).

alias Veṅkāmātya.

--Cidadvaitakalpataru and C. Parimalā. PUL. II. p. 41.

vedānta. B. IV. 52.

tantra. TD. 15397.

Jain.

--Vasusahasranāmajinapūjā. BORI. 670 of 1875-76.

--Maṅgalapadyāni. Udaipur II. 134, 2(4).

--Pallīśānti. Udaipur II. 183. 5 (Sam3. 1773).

--Rukmiṇīharaṇāṣṭaka. Udaipur II. 145, 81.

or Cīmanīcarita. kāvya; a love poem based on a contemporary scandal in the harem of a Muslim
Nobleman Allāh Vardi-Khan Turkman of Shah Jehan's Court (1606-1660); composed in 1656 A. D. by
Nīlakaṇṭha Śukla, son of Janārdana Śukla and Hīrā (daughter of Vacchācārya) and pupil of
Bhaṭṭoji Dīkṣita.

B. II. 132. Bikaner 3017. (d. 1670). BORI. 357 of 1884-87. (d. 1688). 698 (i) of 1886-92 (d.
1744). BORI. D. XIII. i. 269. 270. Peters. [Page064-b] IV. p. 26 (no. 698 (i)). Extr. p. 23. Rgb.
357. Udaipur II. 174, 16.

Q. in Sabhyālam3karaṇa of Govindajit. See P. K. Gode, Stud. in Ind. Lit. Hist. III. pp.
129-131. On the historical background of the kāvya see P. K. Gode, Poona Ori. VI. iii & iv.
pp. 149-158; see also. ABORI. IX. pp. 331-2 and NIA. V. pp. 177-183.

Ed. N. A. Gore, J. of Ori. Studies, M. S. Uni. Baroda, I. i. (1950).

Q. by Govindajit in Sabhyālam3karaṇa. Same as Cimanīcarita; see above.

See above Cinnayārya.

surname of Jagannātha (a. of Yogasaṅgraha, Weber 958), son of Lakṣmaṇa of
Rāḍhīvam3śa.

poet. Padyāvalī p. 202, verse 157; Subhāṣitāvalī compiled by Sumati, IO. 4033.

dh. Mysore I. p. 107.

--C. on Jyotiṣkedāra of Kṛpāśaṅkara. BORI. 913 of 1886-92. Peters. IV. p. 34 (no. 913).

also known as Daivajña Ratnākara; of Gauḍa (Rāḍhapura), belonging to Kaśyapagotra, son of
Śatāvadhāna Rāghavendra, grandson of Kāśīnātha Sāmudrikācārya (NCC. IV. p. 134a) and
pupil of Raghudeva Nyāyālaṅkāra; patronized by Yaśovanta Sim3ha, Naib Nazim of Dacca 1st half
of 18th Cent.

--Kāvyavilāsa. alam3k. See NCC. IV. p. 106.

--Tājikaratnākara. Alwar 1805. Extr. 503. RASB. X. 7098. [Page065-a]

--Mādhavacampū. L. 115.

Ed. Satyavrata Samasrami, Hindu Commentator IV. 4. 7. Calcutta, 1871.

--Vidvanmodataraṅgiṇī. a survey of philosophical and religious systems. GD. 625. IO. 2446. TD.
8132.

Ptd. (1) 2nd edn. Calcutta, 1834. (2) Veṅk. Press. Bombay, 1912.

--Vṛttaratnāvalī. metrics. Illustrative verses here are on Yaśvanta Sinha of Dacca; C.
1731 A. D. Hpr. III. 280. IO. 5188.

--Śivastotra. mentioned in his Kāvyavilāsa.

--Śṛṅgārataṭinī. Oudh 1877. 22.

See S. K. De, Skt. Poe. 2nd edn. pp. 279-80; Adyar Library Bulletin, VI. i. Mss. Notes,
pp. 53-5; and Sāhityacandrikā 1903, 1904.

--Saparyārṇava. tantra. Mithilā.

son of Pūrṇānanda Miśra.

--Śaraccandrodaya. Mithilā III. 362 (acc. to col. Māthura, son of Cirañjīvamiśra, is the
a.).

--Atisūkṣmam Gayākṛtyam (compiled).

--Gayākṛtya (compiled).

Ptd. Darbhanga, 1914. with Atisūkṣmamº. See IO. Ptd. Bks. 217. 661. 896.

a short poem on the Rāmāyaṇa story. MT. 3988 (d).

poet. Skm. p. 226. See also Śaraṇa.

BORI. 1269 (1) of 1887-91 (in a collection). BORI. D. XVII. iii. 735 (fol. 2a).

TD. 13448-53. [Page065-b]