mīm. by Appayya Dīkṣita III, adopted son of his junior paternal uncle Appayya II. See NCC. I. Revised edn. p. 267a.

Adyar II. p. 132a. Adyar D. IX. 307. 308. Baroda 6723 (b) (inc.). 6769. MT. 3934 (a). 7616. Mysore I. p. 410 (3 mss.). Rep. Raj. & C. I. p. 3. TCD. 429. Trav. Uni. T. 197 (inc.). Triv. Cur. III. 28 (inc.).

śivādvaita. by Viśvanātha Vājapeyin (Dīkṣita); a descendant of Appayya Dīkṣita. Adyar II. p. 175b (2 mss.). Adyar D. X. 813. 814 (both inc.). Extr. pp. 507-8. Baroda 6511. Kāmakoṭī 29/1 (2 mss.).

viś. adv. by Śrīnivāsa Parakālayati. Adyar II. p. 159a (an.). Adyar D. X. 277. Extr. pp. 290-92. MT. 2132. Mysore I. p. 469 (inc.). (a. Parakālayati).

authority on lex. Q. by Kṣīrasvāmin in his C. on Amarakośa pp. 212. 1. 14, 220. 1. 27 and by Hemacandra; as an authority on verbal roots, Amarakośa p. 138, 1. 25 in Puruṣakāra TSS. edn. p. 24; on etymological derivations by Kṣīrasvāmin.

--Durgakośa.

See Kalpadrukośa Vol. I. GOS. 42. Intro. p. XXXI.

or Durgasim3ha or Durgācārya, well-known commentator on Yāska's Nirukta; mentioned by Skandasvāmin in his C. on Nirukta; uses the term dīnāra in the sense of wealth; col. ref. to him as a resident of Jambūmārgāśrama, [Page074-b] (on the west of the Narbada). Earlier than 6th Cent.

--C. Ṛjvarthā on Yāska's Nirukta.

Ptd. Ānandāśrama 88.

Jain. son of Malhaṇa, and grandson of Pārśvanāga; patron of Sāmba (a. of C. Pañjikā on Jinaśataka, BORI. D. XIX. i. 209).

lex. by Durga. See Kalpadrukośa Vol. I. GOS. 42. Intro. p. XXXI.

father of Ravigupta (a. of Siddhasāra or Siddhisāra. med. Mu7nchen 382. Nepal I. p. 130).

insc. poet; probably a. of the Rajim stone insc. of the Nala King Vilāsatuṅga composed in C. 700 A. D.

See Epi. Ind. 26. pp. 51. 58.

gṛh. pr. by Bālakṛṣṇa. Trav. Uni. 4782.

jy. Bikaner 4765.

poet. Skm. p. 308 (Lahore edn.); verse no. 2229 (Calcutta edn.). Sbhv. 3197 (the same verse given as an.). Cf. Durgadatta below.

Bud. RASB. I. 41.

See Durgatipariśodhanī.

kāvya. by Vṛttamaṇi Śrīnivāsācārya. Mysore I. p. 247.

Bud. AS. p. 246. Cambr. Uni. Bud. p. 164. Hod. Bud. 51. Nepal II. p. 24. Oxf. II. 1449 (19).

--diff. prob. from Sarvadurgatipariśodhana. See Bṛhatsūci, Nepal VII. i. p. 216.

Nepal II. p. 158. Oxf. II. 1449 (93). RASB. I. 41. SBL. Nepal 30 (p. 84).

IO. 7744. 7750 (2). 7751.

--from Maṇḍalapaṭala of Kriyāsamuccaya. IO. 7743. [Page075-a]

Bud. by Buddhaguhya. Cordier II. p. 283.

Bud. Cordier III. p. 39. Same as Durgottāriṇīsādhana, Sādhanamālā Vol. I. pp. 237ff.

from Gaṅgāhrada; an ancestor of poet Ratnākara (a. of Haravijaya, Report CXXVII).

--Śuddhadīpikā. abridgement of Prapañcasāra (?); on sandhyāvandana. Nepal I. p. 255.

--Samasyāpūrti. IM. 9718.

son of Vāsudeva, pupil of Bhaṭṭa Devacandra.

--C. on Vidagdhamukhamaṇḍana of Dharmadāsa. Peters. IV. p. 30 (no. 784). Extr. p. 36.

--Arghakāṇḍa. jy. Peters. III. Extr. p. 241 (Ṣaṣṭisam3vatsarī from). VI. p. 136 (no. 1).

--Sam3vatsaraphala. section of the preceding work ? B. IV. 204.

--Riṣṭasamuccayaśāstra. D. p. 147.

--Kālajñāna. jy. Pkt. Pannalal Bombay 149.