The History of Indian Literature c8.500

c8.500

[^asterisk]: For the *Haṅsanáda* see *I. St.*, i. 385–387; the *Kshuriká* is translated, *ib.*, ii. 171–173; likewise *Amṛitavindu*, ii. 59–62; *Tejovindu*, ii. 62–64; *Dhyánavindu*, ii. 1–5; *Yogaśikhá* [so we ought to read] and *Yogatattva*, ii. 47–50, [*Amṛitanáda*, ix. 23–28; *Chúliká*, ix. 10–21. All these Upanishads are now published in the *Bibliotheca Indica* with Náráyaṇa's comm. (1872–73), excepting the *Haṅsanádopanishad*, which, however, seems to be identical with the *Haṅsopanishad* printed *ibid.* In the Introductions to the comm. *Chúliká* is described as *pañchamí*; *Brahmavindu* as *ashṭádaśí Saunakagranthavistare*; *Dhyánavindu* as *viṅśá* (*viṅśí!*); *Tejovindu* as *ekaviṅśam*; *Yogaśikhá* as *granthasandohe* (!) *dvátriṅśatitamí* (probably meant for *dváviṅś°!*); *Yogatattva* as *trayoviṅśá* (°*śí*)].