Early History of the Vaishnava Faith and Movement in Bengal, from Sanskrit and Bengali Sources c7.s5.68

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1 All the six Samdarbhas are published in Devanāgarī characters by Shyamalal Gosvami (Calcutta, Saka 1812=A.D. 1890). The *Tattva°*, *Bhagavat°*, *Paramātma°* have been printed by the Radharaman Press with a Bengali translation and with the Sanskrit commentary of Baladeva Vidyābhūṣaṇa on the *Tattva-samdarbha* only. The *Tattva°* has also been printed in Devanāgarī characters by Nityasvarup Brahmachari (Calcutta 1919), by Satyananda Gosvami (with Bengali translation, Calcutta B.S. 1318=1911 A.D.). The *Bhagavat°* has also been printed, with a Bengali translation, by Satyananda Gosvami (Calcutta B.S. 1333=1926 A.D.). The *Kṛṣṇa-samdarbha* has been printed, with a Bengali commentary, by Prangopal Gosvami from Nadia (1925); as also the *Prīti°* (1929). The *Prīti°* has also been published in Devanāgarī characters by Shyamalal Gosvami (Calcutta, 1901). Only a few fascicules of the *Bhakti-samdarbha* have so far been published with a Bengali commentary by the Gauḍīya Mādhva Maṭha, Calcutta. Good MSS of these works exist in the Dacca University Library; and a critical edition of the Samdarbhas is desirable. A survey of the six Samdarbhas will be found below under ch. v.