The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c30.s4.185

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⁶ Aufrecht's *Catalogus Catalogorum*, Part I, p. 418, and Part II, p. 95. As a medical writer Bhoja is quoted in the *Bhāva-prakāśa* and Mādhava's *Rug-viniścaya*. As a grammarian and lexicographer he is noticed by Kṣīrasvāmin, Sāyaṇa, and Mahīpa. The folllowing list of Bhoja's work are given by Aufrecht and Bühler:
(1) *Āditya-pratāpa-siddhānta*. (2) *Āyurveda-sarvasva*. (3) *Campū-rāmāyaṇa*. (4) *Cāṇakya-nīti*. (5) *Cāru-caryā*. (6) *Tattva-prakāśa*. (7) *Nāma-mālikā*. (8) *Yukti kalpataru*. (9) *Rāja-mārtaṇḍa Yoga-sūtra-vṛtti*. (10) *Rāja-mṛgāṅka*. (11) *Vidyā-vinoda-kāvya*. (12) *Vidvaj-jana-vallabha Praśna-jñāna*. (13) *Viśrānta-vidyā-vinoda*. (14) *Vyavahāra samuccaya*. (15) *Śabdānuśāsana*. (16) *Śālihotra*. (17) *Śiva-tattva-ratna-kalikā*. (18) *Samarāṅgaṇa-sūtradhāra*. (19) *Sarasvatī-kaṇṭhābharaṇa*. (20) *Siddhānta-saṁgraha*. (21) *Subhāṣita-prabandha*. (22) *Praśna-cintāmaṇi Vidvaj-jana-vallabha*. (23) *Bhojarāja-vārttika*. (24) *Śṛṅgāra-mañjarī-kathā*. (25) *Rāja-mārtaṇḍa* (Jyotiṣa). (26) *Rāja-mārtaṇḍa*. (Vedānta ?). To these must be added the *Kūrma-Sataka*, two Prakrit poems, each of 109 stanzas addressed to the tortoise-incarnation of Viṣṇu. They were discovered at Dhār, written with great care on a stone slab. Edited by Pischel. *EI*, Vol. VIII, pp. 241-60. No. 18 above has now been edited by Ganapati Sastri in *GOS*.