--Ekādaśīnirṇaya from. Ujjain II. p. 18.

--Gotrapravarakhaṇḍa from. MD. 2915. Are these sections of Dh. sindhu of Kāśīnātha ?.

Jain. JASB. 1908, p. 421a (no. 7360).

of Kharataragaccha; pupil of Sādhuraṅga Upādhyāya (a. of C. on Sūtrakṛtāṅgasūtra, BORI. D. XVII. i. 44), who wrote the first copy of the ms.

Jain.

--Daṇḍaka. JBhP. I. 1121.

Jain.

--Prabodhacintāmaṇi. composed in 1455 A. D. IO. 7576.

Jain. preceptor of Jinaham3sasūri (a. of C. on Meghadūta, CPB. 7777).

modern compilation by Nārāyaṇa. based on Vijñāneśvara, Mādhava and Madanaratna. mostly in Marathi. Burnell 130b.

kāvya. Skt. Coll. Ben. 1913-14, p. 21 (no. 2405) (inc.). [Page273-b]

vaidic. Oudh XIX. 8. 16.

unspecified. Ben. 7 (2). Kavīndrācārya 39. R. A. Sastri II. p. 191. Śṛṅgerī 97.

See also Āpastambaº, Āśvalāyanaº, Gautamaº, Bodhāyanaº etc. and Dh. śāstra.

Q. by Anantārya in his Kavisamayakallola, MD. 12808.

teacher of Ratnasūri (a. of Ātmahitakulaka, BORI. D. XVIII. i. 147).

son of Cilkamarti Veṅkaṭācārya and father of Raṅgaśāyin (a. of C. Āmoda on the Rasamañjarī of Bhānukara Miśra, MT. 802).

alias Dharmasudhī. born at Pedapullivaru on Kṛṣṇa; son of Parvatanāthasūri and Yellamāmbā; Velanāṭi brahmin of Haritagotra; grandson of Dharma and great grandson of Tripurāri of Benares; lived in 16th Cent.; criticises Vidyānātha and other authors for having praised kings, and their patrons.

See S. K. De, Hist. of Skt. Poe. pp. 298-99; P. Sriramamurti, Contribution of Andhra to Skt. Lit. pp. 155-56; also Āndhrā Sāhitya Pariṣad Patrikā VI. p. 291 and NIA. II. p. 428.

--Kam3savadha. drama. three verses q. in Sāhityaratnākara p. 233 (Telugu edn.).

--Kṛṣṇāstuti. in praise of river Kṛṣṇā. q. in Sāhityaratnākara p. 142.

--Narakāsuravadha or ºvijaya. vyāyoga. BBRAS. 1285. BORI. D. XIV. 90. 91. IO. 4185. MT. 821 (f).

See AIOC. (Sum.). XXIV. 65. [Page274-a]

Ed. (1) Madras, 1884. (2) Sanskrit Academy, Hyderabad, 1961.

--Pañcatantra. kāvya. NP. IX. 14.

Cf. Dharmapaṇḍita (a. of Pañcatantrakāvya).

--Bālabhāgavata. mentioned in the Narakāsuravijaya. See MT. 821 (f).

--Sāhityaratnākara. alaṅk. in 10 taraṅgas. illustrations extolling Rāma. Adyar D. V. 1844. BORI. D. XII. 308. Hpr. II. 246. IO. 5257. MT. 306. RASB. VI. 4872. 4873.

Ptd. Madras, 1871.

--Sūryaśataka. q. in Sāhityaratnākara p. 149.

--Ham3sasandeśa. Pkt. q. ibid. p. 346.

The a. became an ascetic with the name Rāmānanda or Govindānanda Sarasvatī.

See Krishnamacharya, Hist. of Classical Skt. Lit. p. 798.

Jain.

--Jayatihuyaṇastotra or Mahāvīrasam3stava. Pkt. BORI. D. XIX. i. 412.

--Pārśvanāthastava. Peters. VI. p. 124 (no. 626 (13)).

son of Padmanābha of Pandilla family, and disciple of Upendrayati; q. Haridīkṣita.

--Paribhāṣārthaprakāśikā. gr. Adyar D. VI. 481. TA. 4076.

--C. on Raghuvam3śa. PUL. II. p. 265 (inc.).

Jain.

--Vākyaprakāśa. gr. BORI. 1370 of 1884-87. Firenze 445. JASB. 1908, p. 431a (no. 7429). [Page274-b]

Same as Udayadharma.

Jain.

--Śāśvatajinacaityastavana. Pattan I. p. 106.

Jain. Apabhram3śa. in 50 verses. (Beg. tihuyaNamaNicUDAmaNirhi). Pattan I. p. 370.

dh. Mithilā.

dh. on Vyavahāra. by Tirumala alias Timmapa of Parāśaragotra; refers to Vijñāneśvara.

Adyar I. p. 112a (Dāyabhāga). Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 39. MD. 3175. MT. 4645 (d).

--dh. voluminous work on the diurnal religious duties. by Raghunātha. Bik. 826. Bikaner 2434 (inc.; with index). (dated 1630 A. D.).

Q. by Rāyamukuṭa in C. on Amarakośa II. 6. 3. 41. See ZDMG. 28 (1874) 113.

of Nadītaṭa saṅgha. preceptor of Bhīmasena and grand-preceptor of Somakīrti (a. of Saptavyasanacarita, CPB. 8000-2. L. 2690).

Jain.

--Prabodhacandrodaya. CPB. 7647.