History of Dharmashastra (Ancient and Mediaeval Religious and Civil Law in India) v7.c92.s1.49

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*Rudrayāmalatantra*, ed. by Jivananda (2nd ed. in 1892). A very extensive work in 66 chapters and in over 6000 verses (mostly in Anuṣṭubh metre), supposed to have been declared by Bhairavī to Bhairava (Śiva). It was said to be a huge work in a lakh and a quarter ślokas, e. g. D. C. ms. No. 667 (i) of 1895-1902 called Dhanadāpuraścaraṇavidhi states in the colophon that it is part of the Rudrayāmala (iti Rudrayāmala-sapādalakṣagrantho ... Kiṅkiṇī-tantrokta-Dhanadā-puraścaraṇa-vidhiḥ, BORI cat. of mss., vol. XVI. on Tantra p. 247).