gr. by Arra Mādhavabhaṭṭa of Śrīvatsagotra, son of Brahmābhaṭṭa of Ālūr and a pupil of Vibudhendrayatīndra. [Page235-b]

Hz. 313 (ºpadadyotinī). MT. 4290 (inc.).

from Dānakamalākara of Kamalākara Bhaṭṭa. Ben. 146.

--Taraṅgiṇī. med. CPB. 1936.

Alph. List Beng. Govt. p. 48. RASB. II. 1446.

son of Śivājī.

--Sam3jñākaraṇabhāṣya. RASB. II. 1329.

adv. by Upaniṣadbrahmendrayogin, pupil of Vāsudevendra. (NCC. II. p. 364).

Baroda 8927 (a). 9822 (a). MT. 4209 (a) (Rāmacandrendra). Mysore I. p. 433 (ºtattvādisaptaprakaraṇī). Up. Br. Mutt 11. 151.

--C. Vivaraṇa by a. Baroda 8927 (a). 9822 (a).

jy. Adyar II. p. 58b.

gṛh. Trav. Uni. 13982G.

--acc. to Śaunaka. Burnell 149b. TD. 13252-58.

or Pañcakamaraṇa. Ānandāśrama 5485. PUL. I. p. 88.

First three Pādas of Patañjali's Mahābhāṣya.

See Mahābhāṣyatripādī.

the last three Pādas of Pāṇini's Aṣṭādhyāyī (VIII. 2-4).

mīm. exposition on the basis of the three Pādas (2-4) of ch. I of Mīmām3sāsūtras; by Murāri Miśra (1150-1220 A. D.).

AK. 736. BORI. 736 of 1891-95. 308 of 1892-95.

See Tattvabindu Intro. pp. 72-4. [Page236-a]

Ptd. Arthavādādhikaraṇa and Mantrādhikaraṇa. JOR. Madras II. pp. 270-78. V. Sup. pp. 1-5.

Bharatpur I. 106.

gr. Ānandāśrama 6305. B. III. 6.

gr. Aṣṭādhyāyī VIII. 2-4. Ānandāśrama 7002.

belongs to Av.; in 8 sections; on Avidyā, Vidyā, Ānanda and Turīya; gives an exposition of Mahānārāyaṇayantra.

Adyar Up. I. p. 193 (5 mss.). Adyar PL. p. 9. Ānandāśrama 2949. 6441. Baroda 10743 (0/1). BBRAS. 473. CLB. I. p. 67. Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 33. Mad. Uni. R. K. S. 105 (k). 371 (z). MD. 518-19. MT. 4123 (b) (fol. 41a-51a). Oppert I. 7994.

Ptd. (1) Vaiṣ. Ups. with C. of Upaniṣadbrahmendra. Adyar Library, Adyar, 1923. pp. 86-158. (2) Īśādivim3śottaraśatopaniṣadaḥ. pp. 358-83. 1948.

Eng. transl. Vaiṣ. Ups. pp. 93-198. Adyar, 1945.

--C. Bhāṣya by Appaya Dīkṣita. Adyar Up. I. p. 245.

--C. Vivaraṇa by Upaniṣadbrahmendrayogin. Adyar.

prose hymn on Rāma. by Upaniṣadbrahmendrayogin. Up. Br. Mutt.

(Kalāmālā) adv. in 10 metrical Taraṅgas. by Rāmacandra (Upaniṣadbrahmendrayogin).

Mysore I. p. 433. III. p. 13 (inc.). Mysore D. III. 348 (inc.). 349 (inc.).

Bud. general name for the three Piṭakas: Vinayaº, Suttaº and Abhi- [Page236-b] dhammaº of the Sacred Buddhist Canons.

See under individual titles.

For a detailed discussion on the several versions see A. K. Warder, Indian Buddhism pp. 5-10. Benares, 1970.

(1) For the Pāli version and a list of works contained therein. see Des. Cat. of Pāli Mss. in Adyar Library by E. M. Adikaram, pp. xiii-xv.

(1) Roman edn. PTS. 1890-1911. (2) Siamese edn. (2nd) Bangkok, 1925-27. (3) Dng. edn. Nalanda Dng. Pāli Ser. Nalanda.

There are edns. in Sinhalese, Burmese and Cambodian.

(2) For the Chinese versions see Nanjio. For edn. see Taisho Tripiṭaka or Taisho Issaikyo, Canon Bouddhique de l'ere Taisho. ed. by Takakusu and Watanabe. Tokyo, 1924 ff.

(3) For the Kanjur version of the Tibetan Tripiṭaka see Kanjur Kyoto, Otani Daigaku Library, Kyoto, Japan 1930-31. Also ed. by Suzuki, Otani Uni., Kyoto, 1957.

--Nayatrayapradīpa. Bud. Cordier III. p. 81.

See Udbhaṭatripiṭakamāla, NCC. II. p. 341a.

Bud. monk of Prome in Burma; born 1578 A. D.; patronised by Surakitti, King of Burma.

--C. on intro. verses of Aṭṭhasālinī.

--Yasavaḍḍhanavatthu.

--Vinayālaṅkāra(ṭīkā) written when in retreat at Tiriyapabbata. Colombo D. I. 30. [Page237-a]

See Bode, Pāli Lit. of Burma pp. 53-4.

IM. 9946 (inc.).

IM. 9945.

(apara prayoga). Adyar I. p. 84a.

by Dīkṣita Maṇirāma; appears to follow Dālbhyasmṛti.

IM. 10371. RASB. III. 2369.

Cf. RASB. III. 2368.