Jain. dh. Ben. Jain 29. CPB. 7422. Delhi II. 103 (d) (2 mss.). IV. 375 (q).

--by Yaśonandin. Delhi III. 214.

Bud. Nepal II. p. 257 (in a collection).

Bud. JA. 1929, Jul.-Sept., 99. Nanjio 657. 658 (Chinese transl. by I-tsing 710 A. D.).

Bud. Mahāyāna work. by Vasubandhu. Transl. into Chinese by Vimokṣaprajña in 541 A. D. Nanjio 1205. See JRAS. (1905) 42.

Bud. drawings of maṇḍalas. IO. 7745 (in Skt. and English). 7750 (1) and (6).

Cf. Dharmadhātumaṇḍala below.

Mithila.

from Mahābhārata. Trav. Uni. 4211B.

preceptor of Dāmodarakavi (a. of Candraprabha(svāmi)carita. BORI. 487 of 1884-86. Peters. III. p. 401 (no. 487)).

teacher of Prabhācandra (a. of C. Ratnaprabhākara on Tattvārthasūtra, Hpr. IV. 105).

preceptor of Rāja Muni (a. of C. Avacūri on Śobhanastuti, CPB. 7929. Jainagranthāvalī p. 293).

king. patron of Śatrughna (a. of Mantrārthadīpikā, L. 1936).

dh. based on Āśval. gṛh. and its Pariśiṣṭa. by Keśavarāya. Baroda 5860 (ācārakiraṇa and anukramaṇikā). [Page245-a]

See Kane, HDS. I. p. 568a and NCC. V. p. 69a.

pupil of Dharmadevagaṇi of Pippalagaccha.

--Malayasundarīkathā(ºkathoddhāra).

German transl. by Hertel. Indische Ma7rchen. Jena, 1919. pp. 185-268.

Jain.

--Sahasranāmastuti. Aliganj 7.

Jain.

--Praśnottarastotra. Skt. Śravaṇabelgola 387.

--Śāntinātharājyābhiṣeka. BORI. 628 of 1895-98. Peters. VI. p. 125 (no. 628).

Jain. pupil of Jinasāgara.

--C. on Karpūramañjarī of Rājaśekhara. BBRAS. 1281.

See Ind. Ant. XI. p. 250.

pupil and successor of Śrībhūṣaṇa.

--Gautamacaritra. Skt. composed in 1670 A. D. BORI. 1060 of 1891-95.

Ptd. Surat, 1927.

Bud. by Rāhula. Cordier III. p. 108.

Bud. Cordier II. p. 85.

dh. by Malla Bhaṭṭa. Mysore I. p. 113.

kāvya. in 279 verses, on the ethics of stealing; in the form of a story. by Gopālayogīndra. Adyar II. p. 20a. Adyar D. V. 528.

Ptd. Adyar Library, 1946.

dh. Skt. with Hindi exposition. by (Śrī) Kṛṣṇamiśra. written at the instance of Savai Pratap Singh of [Page245-b] Jodhpur. BORI. 1497 of 1891-95 (upto section 10).

See NCC. IV. p. 345a.

Śukla Yv. one of the 18 pariśiṣṭas attributed to Kātyāyana. Oxf. 382b. Oxf. II. 861 (8b).

by Yadupati. Udaipur II. 110, 18.