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74 Nakula's works on horses. 75 This may be Vidyānātha's Anūparatnākara. 76 The colophons of the kallolas of the Śivatattvaratnākara call him śrīmatkeḷadibasavarājendra. See on him: R. Krishnamurthy (1995): 1–3; K.D. Swaminathan (1957), chapter twelve: Basavappa Nāyaka I (p.126–130). 77 According to others the author, Basavappa Nāyaka, ruled from 1691 to 1714 (NCC XIII, 245), 1694 to 1714 (R. Krishnamurthy, 1995: 1; K.R. Srikanta Murthy, 1987: 89), or 1696 to 1714 (V. Raghavan, 1975: 217–218). Other dates assigned to him are 1697–1714, 1698–1714, and 1713–1731 (K.D. Swaminathan 126). 78 R. Krishnamurthy (1995): 1. See on the Keḷadi dynasty: S.N. Naraharayya (1931–32). 79 K.K. Handiqui (1949): 351. R. Krishnamurthy (1995): 8–9. See on the Vīraśaivas or Liṅgāyats: E. Balfour (1967): II, 717–718; S. Dasgupta (1975): V, 42–64; Ch. Eliot (1988): II, 225–227; R.E. Enthoven (1930); J.N. Farquhar (1967): 259–265; J. Gonda (1963): 243–252; D.N. Lorenzen (1988), (1991); S.C. Nandimath (1979); L. Renou in L. Renou and J. Filliozat (1947): 638–639; G.-D. Sontheimer (1976): 89–95; H.H. Wilson (1862): I, 219–230. 80 See R. Krishnamurthy (1995): 10–12. 81 NCC XIII, 245. 82 R. Krishnamurthy (1995): 3. Compare on the Siddhāntaśikhāmaṇi: CC I, 721. 83 See H. Deveerappa's Preface and S. Nārāyaṇasvāmīśāstrī's bhūmikā to ed. b, 1; K.D. Swaminathan (1957): 6. See on the history of the Keḷadi kingdom as described in the Śivatattvaratnākara: R. Krishnamurthy (1995): 103–115. 84 See the colophons of the kallolas. 85 NCC XIII, 245. 86 See S. Nārāyaṇasvāmīśāstrī's bhūmikā to ed. b, 5–6. NCC XIII, 245: written in A.D. 1709/10. 87 NCC: not recorded. JAI 159 (it has not been specified whether this book was written in Sanskrit or Hindī). See Lolimbarāja for a commentator called Cainarūpa. 88 NCC I, 303 and VI, 284. STMI 42: contains 10,125 verses. Editions: a in Oriya script, with Oriya translation by Śrī-Raghunāthaśāstrin, K. C. Press, Aska 1924 [IO.San.D.947]. *b incomplete edition by A. Gangadhara Patra, in Oriya script, 1930; ed., with Oriya translation, by A. Gangadhara Patra, Viswesa Pharmacy, Belaguntha Ganjam, 1969–71. 89 See on this treatise: Prem Kishore, S. Dash and M.C. Nanda (1990). 90 NCC: not recorded. STMI 54; the same author composed a medical work, called Ma'ālijāt-e-Iskandarīya, in Persian; it was completed in A.D. 1780. 91 CC I, 542; III, 115: author's name not mentioned. NCC IX, 65. Cat. Rajasthan Oriental Research Institute (Jodhpur Collection) Nr. 4828 (P.M. Jinavijaya, 1965: II B, 230–231). The work is sometimes ascribed to Kāśinātha (CC II, 223; NCC IV, 128; STMI 105; Cat. München Nr. 401). Alternative titles of the Laṅghanapathyānirṇaya are Pathyanirṇaya (Cat. Rajasthan Oriental Research Institute, Jodhpur Collection, Nr. 4783: P.M. Jinavijaya, 1965: II B, 226), Pathyāpathyanirṇaya, and Laṅghanapathyavicāra (JAI 152). A Laṅghanapathyānirṇaya by Lakṣmīnātha is also recorded (Check-list Nr. 416; Cat. München Nr. 401; AVI 325). 92 Cat. Oxford Nr. 1605. The work contains 307 verses according to Th. Aufrecht (Cat.