See Diṅnāga below.

Nepal II. p. 65 (4th work in the codex).

Jain. Arrah I. A. p. 43 (Ptd.).

Jain. Arrah I. A. p. 43 (Ptd.).

tantra. Bharatpur XVI. 147. IM. 3219 (inc.).

Cf. Digbandhanamantra below.

TD. XX. Sup. no. 899 (1).

TD. XX. Sup. no. 1034 (b).

BISM. vi. 20/6.

composed for King Śivājirāja to gain victory. TD. XX. Sup. no. 464.

Adyar. GD. 1164A-2. Granthappura p. 55. no. 1164 ff. MT. 4612 (foll. 38a-54a).

--from Āmnāyamantramālikā. Taylor II. p. 377.

--by (Pañcāṅgī) Śūlapāṇi. TA. 1397 (2).

TD. XX. Sup. no. 830 (a).

TD. XX. Sup. no. 264.

from Viṣṇuyāmala. TD. 14033.

or ºvAsas Jain; synonym of Devanandin. See Gaṇaratnamahodadhi pp. 2. 315.

Jain. on the life of Vijayaprabhasūri of Tapāgaccha. by Meghavijayagaṇi, pupil of Kṛpāvijayagaṇi of Tapāgaccha. BORI. 796 of 1895-1902.

Ptd. Singhi Jain Ser. 14. 1945. edn. based on this ms. and another one from Agra. [Page036-a]

Ani.

dh. Bd. 268. BORI. 268 of 1887-91.

Gaṅgāṣṭaka from. IM. 6301.

(in 9 verses) by Śaṅkarācārya. (Beg. zriyAzliSToH viSNuH sthiracaraguruH). RASB. VII. 5709. 5710 (with Rāmastotra, attributed to Brahmā).

adv. Bikaner 6516 (in a collection).

śr. Alph. List Beng. Govt. p. 140. BISM. thi. 784. BISM. Nasik Patawardhan 307. L. 4250. Mandlik p. 51, BC. 38. PUL. I. p. 37. Wai 316.

See also Sarvapṛṣṭheṣṭi, Baroda 457.

--Baudh. B. I. 184. RASB. II. 755.

Baudh. RASB. II. 756.

--Kundamālā. See Dhīranāga.

or Dignāga. Bud. logician born in Sim3havaktra near Kāñcī (according to Tārānātha); studied under Vasubandhu and lived mostly in Kaliṅga; younger contemporary of Bhartṛhari (about 30 verses of whose Vākyapadīya were taken with minor alterations in his Traikālikaparīkṣā). C. 450-500 A. D. Dr. Warder assigns him to the second half of the 4th century; 400-480 acc. to Nakamura and 480-549 acc. to Frauwallner.

See A. K. Warder, Indian Buddhism, Delhi, 1970, pp. 447-62; Outline of Indian Philosophy. Delhi, 1971, pp. 173-90; WZKSO. V. p. 125.

Several works are ascribed to him, but the original of most of them are lost; some are preserved in Tibetan translations and some in Chinese. [Page036-b] Vācaspatimiśra quotes some passages from Diṅnāga in his Nyāyavārttikatātparyaṭīkā. According to Mallinātha and Dakṣiṇāvartanātha, Kālidāsa refers to him in Meghadūta, 1. 14.

Regarding his theory of Apoha, see K. Kunjunni Raja, Indian Theories of Meaning, 1969, p. 82ff.

Candrakīrti criticises his views. See J. of Indian & Bud. Studies, Tokyo, II. 1953-54, pp. 222-25 (Japanese).

A verse attributed to him in Sbhv. (3437) is found in Mahābhārata.

--C. Marmapradīpa on Abhidharmakośa. Cordier III. p. 397.

--Ālambanaparīkṣā. Cordier III. pp. 434-35.

Ptd. (1) WZKM. 37. p. 174ff. WZKSO. III. 1959, p. 157ff. (2) JA. 214 (1929) pp. 1-65.

--Anākāracintā (rajas ?) śāstra. Nanjio 1172. Chinese transl. of Ālambanaparīkṣā.

--Upādāyaprajñaptiprakaraṇa.

See WZKSO. III (1959) p. 121ff.

--Ekagāthāṭīkā. Bud. Cordier II. p. 14.

--C. on Guṇaparyantastotra. Cordier II. p. 10. III. p. 359.

--Guṇaparyantastotrapadakārikā. Cordier II. p. 10.

--Trikālaparīkṣā or Traikālyaparīkṣā. Kārikās 3. 3. 55-85 of Bhartṛhari's Vākyapadīya adopted in this. Cordier III. p. 435. JASB. 1907, p. 102.

See H. R. Rangaswamy Iyengar, JBBRAS. 26 (1951), pp. 147-49.

Ptd. WZKSO. III (1959) p. 145.

--Nyāyamukha (ºdvāra or ºpraveśa) or [Page037-a] Pramāṇanyāyapraveśaprakaraṇa. Cordier III. p. 435. JASB. 1907, p. 97.

Ptd. Transl. by Tucci from two Chinese texts. Materialen zur Kunde des Buddhismus 1930.

--Prajñāpāramitāpiṇḍārthasaṅgraha.

Ptd. (1) WZKSO. III (1959) p. 140 ff. (2) transl. by Tucci. JRAS. 1947. pp. 53-75.

--Pramāṇasamuccaya and Vṛtti. Cordier III. p. 434. Vṛtti (Nos. 2-3).

Ptd. (1) with Diṅnāga's vṛtti in Tripiṭaka. (2) with transl. by H. N. Randle, Frags. from Dignāga. London, 1926.

For a Japanese transl. and Skt. fragments of chs. 2-4 & 6, see Kitagawa, A Study of Indian Classical LogicDignāga's system (Indo Koten-Ronrigaku no kenkyū) Tokyo, 1965 and for an Eng. transl. of Ch. I see Hattori, Dignāga on Perception (HOS) 1968.

--Pramāṇaśāstrapraveśa. JASB. 1907, p. 97.

--Mañjughoṣastotra. Cordier II. p. 301.

--Miśrakastotra. Cordier II. p. 10.

--Yogāvatāra. Cordier III. pp. 318. 354. 389.

Ptd. WZKSO. III. (1959) p. 144 ff.

See also ibid. p. 120 ff.

--Samantabhadracaryāpraṇidhānārthasaṅgraha. Cordier III. p. 370.

--Sāmānyaparīkṣā.

See Kitagawa, A Study of Indian Classical Logic-Diṅnāga's System p. 430ff.

--Hastavālaprakaraṇa. Tibetan version ed. by Frauwallner. WZKSO. III. (1959) p. 152 ff. Skt. text reconstructed [Page037-b] and transl. by F. W. Thomas and Ui. JRAS. 1918.

--Hetucakra(nirṇaya)ḍamaru. Cordier III. p. 436. JASB. 1907. p. 97.

Ptd. (1) JASB(NS) 1907. pp. 627-32. (2) WZKSO. III. (1959) p. 161 ff. (3) text reconstructed and transl. by D. Chatterji. IHQ. 1933. pp. 266-72. 511-14.

--Hetumukha.

See WZKSO III. (1959) p. 103 ff.

On the author Dignāga and his works see E. Frauwallner, Dignāga, Sein Werk und Seine Entwicklung. WZKSO. III (1959) 83-164.

See also for a complete bibliography of his works K. Potter, Encycl. of Ind. Philosophies I. pp. 51-65.

jy. See Diksādhana.