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Census of the Exact Sciences in Sanskrit, Series A v3: Volume 3

Census of the Exact Sciences in Sanskrit, Series A v3

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Volume 3

Front matter

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SERIES A, VOLUME 3

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DAVID PINGREE

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Ex libris UNIVERSITATIS ALBERTASIS

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QUAECUMQUE VERA

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in 2018 with funding from

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https://archive.org/details/censusofexactsci03ping MEMOIRS OF THE AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY Held at Philadelphia For Promoting Useful Knowledge Volume 111

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SERIES A, VOLUME 3

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DAVID PINGREE

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Professor of the History of Mathematics Brown University

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AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY INDEPENDENCE SQUARE · PHILADELPHIA

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Copyright © 1976 by The American Philosophical Society

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Library of Congress Catalog Card Number 75-46233 International Standard Book Number 0-87169-111-6 US ISSN 0065-9738

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This, the third volume of Series A of the *Census of the Exact Sciences in Sanskrit*, is devoted to those authors whose names begin with a cerebral (*c, ch, j,* and *jh*), a reflexive (*ṭ, ṭh, ḍ, and ḍh*), or a dental (*t, th, d, dh, and n*). Preceding the material relating to these authors is a section supplemental to volume one (Memoirs of the American Philosophical Society, vol. 81, Philadelphia, 1970) and to volume two (Memoirs of the American Philosophical Society, vol. 86, Philadelphia, 1971). This section contains abbreviations of new periodicals and series that have been consulted (p. 2), a bibliography of books and articles that have appeared or have been belatedly noticed since volume two went to press (pp. 3-6), and a list of additional catalogs that it has been possible to utilize (p. 7). In the rest of the volume will be found supplementary information concerning about 100 authors already noted in the two previous volumes (marked by asterisks) and all the data currently available concerning almost 800 new authors. The total number of authors discussed in *CESS* as the first half of Series A is concluded, therefore, is about 1450—a number which fully justifies the traditional Indian concept of an ocean of knowledge. This particular raft to rescue those in danger of drowning in it will continue in volume four with authors whose names begin with labials (*p, ph, b, bh, and m*).

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Providence, R. I., Jan. 1974

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AG—*Acyutagranthamālā* AN—*Ancient Nepal* BMI—*Bulletin of the Mithila Institute of Post-Graduate Studies and Research in Sanskrit Learning, Darbhanga* Bombay SS—*Bombay Sanskrit Series* JAIH—*Journal of Ancient Indian History* JBIT—*Journal of the Birla Institute of Technology* JCOI—*Journal of the K. R. Cama Oriental Institute* JKUORIML—*Journal of the Kerala University Oriental Research Institute and Manuscripts Library* JMJSG—*Jñānapīṭha Mūrtidevī Jaina Saṃskṛta Granthamālā* JNSI—*Journal of the Numismatic Society of India* JRU—*Journal of Ranchi University* LDS—*Lalbhai Dalpatbhai Series* MSVG—*Mithilā Saṃskṛta Vidyāpīṭha Granthamālā* PEFEO—*Publications de l'École Française d'Extrême-orient* RSO—*Rivista degli Studi Orientali* SBJ—*Sacred Books of the Jainas*

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Abhedananda, Swami. [A3. 1968]. *A Study of Heliocentric Science*, Calcutta 1968. Adhikari, Rabindra. [A3. 1967]. *Ki bhābe koṣṭhī dekhabo*, Kalikātā 1967. Agarwal, R. C. [A3. 1969]. “Sūrya with Serpent Hood Canopy: A Rare Device,” *Bhāratīya Vidyā* 29, 1969, 79–81. Anjaneyulu, M. S. R. [A3. 1968]. “Hemu—The Indian Meteor,” *VIJ* 6, 1968, 112–116. Apte, B. D. [A3. 1943]. “Śrīpatikṛta Dhīkoṭidakaraṇa,” *Jyotiṣatattvadarśana*, Poona 1943, pp. 224–228. Apte, D. V. [A3. 1943]. “Bhāratīya jyotirgaṇitācā abhyāsa,” *Jyotiṣatattvadarśana*, Poona 1943, pp. 94–97. Apte, Govind Sadashiv. [A3. 1941]. “Āpaleṃ jyotiṣa,” *Vedaśāstradīpikā*, Poona 1941, pp. 194–210. Arsha, P. [A3. 1946]. *Vedic Jyautisa Sastra*, Jwalapur 1946. Awasthi, A. B. L. [A3. 1969]. “Ancient Indian Cartography,” *Dr. Satkari Mookerji Felicitation Volume*, Varanasi 1969, pp. 275–278. Ayer, V. A. K. [1946]. *Eighteenth edition*, Bombay 1958. Bag, A. K. [A3. 1969a]. “Source Materials concerning Astronomy and Mathematics,” *IJHS* 4, 1969, 1–4. ——. [A3. 1969b]. “Sine table in Ancient India,” *IJHS* 4, 1969, 79–85. Bambawale, T. A. [A3. 1962]. *Veda Rahasya or The Secret of the Vedas*, Poona [1962]. Bapat, Dhundhiraj. [A3. 1943]. “Yajñapaddhatimta nakṣatramceṃ prādhānya āṇi yajñadevata vā nakṣatradevatā yāmcā saṃbandha,” *Jyotiṣatattvadarśana*, Poona 1943, pp. 89–92. Barker, Robert. [1777]. Reprinted in Dharampal [A3. 1971] 1–8. Behari, R. [A3. 1955]. *Ancient India’s Contribution to Mathematics*, Delhi 1955. Belvalkar, S.

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K. [A3. 1939]. “The Cosmographical Episode in Mahābhārata and Padmapurāṇa, *A Volume of Eastern and Indian Studies Presented to Professor F. W. Thomas*, Bombay 1939, pp. 19–28. Bender, Ernest. [A3. 1959]. “An Eighteenth-Century Indian Painting,” *JAOS* 79, 1959, 26–29. ——. [A3. 1968]. “A Lunar Illustration Occurring in Several Manuscripts of the Dhanya-Śālibhadracarita, an Old Gujarātī Work of the XVIIth–XVIIIth Cent., A.D.,” *JAOS* 88, 1968, 709–711. Bhasin, J. N. [A3. 1970]. *Medical Astrology: A Rational Approach*, New Delhi 1970. Bhat, Mariappa Manappa. [A3. 1942]. “A Mathematical Work in Kannada,” *Gopalakrishnamacharya Book of Commemoration*, Madras 1942, pt. 4, pp. 75–77. Bhat, M. Ramakrishna. [A3. 1967]. *Fundamentals of Astrology*, Delhi-Varanasi-Patna 1967. Bhatnagar, Virendra Swaroop. [A3. 1960]. “The Date of Aśvamedha Performed by Sawāī Jai Singh of Jaipur,” *JBRS* 46, 1960, 151–154. Bhatt, Harihar, and Chhotubhai Suthar. [A3. 1969/70]. “Triśaṅku (A Surmise),” *JOI Baroda* 19, 1969–70, 357–360. Bhattacharjee, U. C. [A3. 1937]. “Space, Time and Brahma,” *Jha Commemoration Volume*, Poona 1937, pt. 2, pp. 69–83. Bhattacharya, Bhabatosh. [A3. 1939]. “The Place of the Kṛtyakalpataru in Dharmaśāstra Literature,” *A Volume of Indian and Iranian Studies Presented to Sir E. Denisson Ross*, Bombay 1939, pp. 59–61. ——. [A3. 1950]. “The Devotional Element in Raghunandana’s Works,” *Siddha-Bhāratī*, Hoshiarpur 1950, vol. 1, pp. 225–229. ——. [A2. 1967a].

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See PAIOC 23, 1966, 287–289. Bhattacharyya, Jagadbandhu. [A3. 1965]. “The Basic Concept of Nakṣatra in Ancient and Medieval India,” *PAIOC* 22, 2, 1965, 253–256. Bhattacharyya, Narendra Nath. [A3. 1971]. *History of Indian Cosmogonical Ideas*, New Delhi 1971. Bhattacharyya, S. P., and S. Sen. [A3. 1969]. “Ahargana in Hindu Astronomy,” *IJHS* 4, 1969, 144–155. Billard, Roger, [A3. 1971]. *L’astronomie indienne*, PEFEO 83, Paris 1971. Burrow, Reuben. [A3. 1783?]. “Hints Concerning the Observatory at Benares,” in Dharampal [A3. 1971] 70–86. ——. [1790]. Reprinted in Dharampal [A3. 1971] 94–103. Canteenwala, Phyruz. [A3. 1970]. *The Basic Truths of Astrology*, Bombay 1970. Chakravarty, Chunilal. [A3. 1969/70]. “The Meru,” *JAIH* 3, 1969–70, 123–129. Chakravarthy, G. N. [A3. 1966]. *The Concept of Cosmic Harmony in the Rg Veda*, Mysore 1966. Chanana, Dev Raj. [A3. 1969]. “Kavīndrācārya Sarasvatī. A Problem of Scholarship and Personal Integrity,” *Dr. Satkari Mookerji Felicitation Volume*, Varanasi 1969, pp. 242–254. Chatterji, S. C. [A3. 1971]. “Evolution of the Science of Motion in India. Historical Retrospect,” *XII Congrès International d’Histoire des Sciences*, Actes, vol. 4, Paris 1971, pp. 39–43. Chaudhuri, Vidya Bhushan. See N. N. K. Rau and V. B. Chaudhuri [A3. 1962]. Chauhan, D. V. [A3. 1971]. “Al-Djummal and Decimal Notation in Indo-Muslim Epigraphy,” *ABORI* 52, 1971, 87–96. Colebrooke, Henry Thomas. [1817].

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Preface partially reprinted as “Hindu Algebra” in Dharampal [A3. 1971] 104–137. Crookall, Robert. [A3. 1968]. *The Mechanisms of Astral Projection*, Moradabad 1968. Ḍabarāla, Mohana. [A3. 1969/70]. “Aṃgrejī ke bhaugolika śabdakośa-eka sarvekṣaṇa,” *Vidyā* 1, 1969–70, 56–60. Dandekar, R. N. [1940]. See ABORI 20, 1938–39, 293–316. Dash, M. P. [A3. 1967]. “Notices of Palm-leaf Manuscripts Found at Bhingarpur and a Note on Some More Works of Raghunatha Dasa,” *OHRJ* 15, 1967, 45–52. Datta, B. B. [A3. 1935]. “Mathematics of Nemicandra,” *Jaina Ant* 1, 2, 1935, 25–44. ——. [A3. 1936]. “A Lost Jaina Treatise on Arithmetic,” *Jaina Ant* 2, 2, 1936, 38–41. Datta, Kalidas. [A3. 1933]. “Two Saura Images from the District of 24 Parganas,” *IHQ* 9, 1933, 202–207. de Luce, R. [A3. 1963]. *Constellational Astrology According to the Hindu System*, Los Angeles 1963. Devasthali, G. V. [A3. 1943]. “Rāghava-bhaṭṭa and his Tithinirṇayasāroddhāra,” *ABORI* 24, 1943, 233–236. Dhaky, M. A. [A3. 1971]. “Prāsāda as Cosmos,” *Brahmavidyā* 35, 1971, 211–226. Dharampal. [A3. 1971]. *Indian Science and Technology in the Eighteenth Century: Some Contemporary European Accounts*, Delhi 1971. Dikshit, G. S. [A3. 1969]. “The Śivatattvaratnākara as a Source for Sciences in Ancient and Medieval India,” *IJHS* 4, 1969, 11–14. Diskalkar, D. B. [A3. 1937]. “Foundation of an Observatory at Lucknow,” *JUPHS* 10, 1937, 7–32. Dube, P. [A3. 1928]. “Astrolabes in the State Library, Rampur,” *JUPHS* 4, 1928, 1–11.

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Dutt, Fakir Chandra. [A3. 1935]. *Prenatal Astrology*, Calcutta 1935. Dwiwedi, G. [A3. 1969]. “Geographical Data in the Kauṭilīya Arthaśāstra,” *Proceedings of the Twenty-sixth International Congress of Orientalists*, vol. 3, Poona 1969, pp. 222–226. Esnoul, Anne-Marie. [A3. 1968]. “La divination dans l’Inde,” *La Divination*, vol. 1, Paris 1968, pp. 115–139. Filliozat, Jean. [1962]. English translation in *JCOI* 42, 1969, 100–132.

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Prakash, Buddha. [A3. 1969]. “Science and Technology in Ancient India: Social and Political Influences,” VIJ 7, 1969, 143–156. —. [A3. 1970]. “India as Described by a Tenth Century Persian Geographer,” Proceedings of the Twenty-sixth International Congress of Orientalists, vol. 3, pt. 2, Poona 1970, pp. 578–587. Prasad, B. N., and R. Shukla. [A3. 1951]. “Aryabhata of Kusumapura,” BMAUA 15, 1951, 24–32. Raghavan, V. [A3. 1970]. “Worship of the Sun,” Purāṇa 12, 1970, 205–230. Rahurkar, V. G. [A3. 1969/70]. “The Saptarṣis in the Vedic and the Post-Vedic Literature,” Ṛtam 1, 1969–70, 2, 15–21. Raman, Bangalore Venkata. [A3. 1950a]. Studies in Jaimini Astrology, Bangalore 1950; 2nd ed., Bangalore 1958. —. [A3. 1950b]. “Is Astrology a Science?” Maha-Raval, Dungarpur 1950, pp. 477–488. Ranade, Purushottama. [A3. 1943]. “Jyotiṣaśāstradharmaśāstrayor mithāḥ sambandhaḥ,” Jyotiṣatattvadarśana, Poona 1943, pp. 206–208. Rao, B. Vidyadhara. [A3. 1968/69]. “Occurrence of Sexagenary Cycles in Two Inscriptions of Nagarjunakonda,” JOI Baroda 18, 1968–69, 323–325. Rau, Nemmara N. Krishna, and Vidya Bhushan Chaudhuri. [A3. 1962]. Shodasa Varga & Dwadasa Varga Tables, Bombay 1962. Rele, V. G. [A3. 1924]. An Exposition of the Directional Astrology of the Hindus as Propounded in Vimshottari Daśā, Bombay 1924. See V. G. Rele [1935]. Rocher, Ludo. [A3. 1969]. “The Cyclical Concept of Time in Hinduism: A New Interpretation,” Proceedings of the Twenty-sixth International Congress of Orientalists, vol. 3, pt. 1, Poona 1969, pp. 518–519. Saha, A. K. [A3. 1969]. “The National Calendar,” SC 35, 1969, 122–131. Saraswati, T. A. [A3. 1962]. “Mahavira’s Treatment of Series,” JRU 1, 1962, 39–50. —. [A3. 1969]. “The Development of Mathematical Ideas in India,” IJHS 4, 1969, 59–78. Sardesai, Narhar Gopal. [A3. 1917]. “The land of the seven rivers,” R. G. Bhandarkar Commemoration Volume, Poona 1917, pp. 93–96. Sarvari. [A3. 1970]. Secrets of Palmistry, Madras [1970]. Sastri, S. Srikantha. [A3. 1948]. “The Date of Śrīdharācārya,” Jaina Ant 13, 1948, 12–17. Sastri, T. S. Kuppanna. [A3. 1969a]. “A Historical Development of Certain Hindu Astronomical Processes,” IJHS 4, 1969, 107–125. —. [A3. 1969b]. “The School of Āryabhaṭa and the Peculiarities Thereof,” IJHS 4, 1969, 126–134. —. [A3. 1969c]. “The System of the Vaṭeśvara Siddhānta,” IJHS 4, 1969, 135–143. Schlerath, B. [A3. 1962/63]. “Die ‘Welt’ in der vedischen Dichtersprache,” IIJ 6, 1962–63, 103–109. Schroeder, L. [A3. 1912/13]. “Der siebente Āditya,” Festgabe Berthold Delbrück, Strassburg 1912–13, pp. 178–193. Sen, S. N. See S. P. Bhattacharyya and S. N. Sen [A3. 1969]. —. [A3. 1968]. “Praśastapāda’s Impetus Theory of Motion,” Actes du XIe Congrès Internationale d’Histoire des Sciences, 1968, vol. 3, pp. 327–331. —. [A3. 1970a]. “Influence of Indian Science on Other Culture Areas,” IJHS 5, 1970, 332–346. —. [A3. 1970b]. “The Introduction of Western Science in India during the 18th and 19th Century,” Science, Technology and Culture, ed. Surajit Sinha, New Delhi 1970, pp. 14–43. —. [A3. 1971]. “A Survey of Source Materials”; “Astronomy”; and “Mathematics,” A Concise History of Science in India, ed. D. M. Bose, S. N. Sen, and B. V. Subbarayappa, New Delhi 1971, pp. 1–212. Reprinted Calcutta [1972]. Sengupta, B. K. [A3. 1970]. “A Coherent Study of the Lakṣmaṇa-saṃvat,” Proceedings of the Twenty-sixth International Congress of Orientalists, vol. 3, pt. 2, Poona 1970, pp. 751–753.

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Shah, Harilal Amritlal. [A3. 1939/40]. "Vedic Lores," ABORI 21, 1939-40, 262-263.

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Shah, U. P. [A2. 1956]. See Ācārya Vijayavallabhasūri Commemoration Volume, Bombay 1956, pp. 91-140.

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Shamasastry, R. [A3. 1915/16]. "Orientation of Sacrificial Halls," Sanskrit Research 1, 1915-16, 71-76.

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—. [A3. 1940]. "The eclipse cult and Indian philosophies," Ramalinga Reddy Ṣaṣṭyabdapūrti Commemoration Volume, pt. II, Waltair 1940, pp. 310-314.

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—. [A3. 1947]. "Vedic chronology," Bhārata Kaumudī, 2 vols., Allahabad 1945-47, vol. 2, pp. 855-863.

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Sharma, Chandrakanta. See Y. G. Krishnamurti and C. Sharma [A3. 1971].

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Sharma, M. [A3. 1967]. Jyautiṣa śabda kośa, Garhwal 1967.

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Shastri, Ajay Mitra. [A3. 1967]. "Coins in Bṛhatsaṃhitā of Varāhamihira," JNSI 29, 1967, 2, 41-45.

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Shastri, Biswanarayan. [A3. 1969]. "Kāmarūpa School of Dharma Śāstra," Proceedings of the Twenty-sixth International Congress of Orientalists, vol. 3, pt. 1, Poona 1969, pp. 253-255.

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Shastri, Manoranjan. [A3. 1960]. "Vedacarya and Samvatsara," JARS 14, 1960, 63-77.

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Shastri, Satyavrat. [A2. 1967/68]. See PAIOC 23, 1966, 361-367.

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Shembavnekar, K. M. [A3. 1935/36]. "The Metamorphosis of Uṣas," ABORI 17, 1935-36, 351-357.

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Shukla, K. S. [A3. 1966]. "Hindu Methods of Finding Factors or Divisors," Gaṇita 17, 1935-36, 109-117.

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—. [A3. 1969]. "Astronomy in Ancient and Medieval India," IJHS 4, 1969, 99-106.

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—. [A3. 1969/70]. "Nārāyaṇa Paṇḍita's Bījagaṇitāvatamsa. Part I," Rtam 1, 1969-70, 2, suppl.

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—. [A3. 1971/72]. "Hindu Mathematics in the Seventh Century as Found in Bhāskara I's Commentary on the Āryabhaṭīya," Gaṇita 22, 1, 1971, 115-130; 22, 2, 1971, 61-78; 23, 1, 1972, 57-79; and 23, 2, 1972, 41-50.

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Shukla, R. See B. N. Prasad and R. Shukla [A3. 1951].

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Singh, A. N. [1933a]. Read: JUPHS 7, 1934, 42-53.

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—. [1933b]. Read: JUPHS 7, 1934, 54-64.

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—. [1949]. Read: Jaina Ant 15-16, 1949-50, 46-69.

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Sinha, S. R. [A3. 1951]. "Bhāskara's Līlāvatī." BMAUA 15, 1951, 9-16.

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Sircar, D. C. [A3. 1936/37]. "Sewai Jaysingh of Amber, A.D. 1699-1743," IC 3, 1936-37, 376-379.

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—. [A3. 1946/47]. "The Ponduru Grant and the Gaṅga Era," JKHRS 1, 1946-47, 219-221.

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Somayaji, D. A. [A3. 1971]. A Critical Study of the Ancient Hindu Astronomy in the Light and Language of the Modern, Dharwar 1971.

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Śrīnivāsācāryulu, Kilāttūru. [A3. 1970]. Mī puṭṭina tedī, mī jīvita rahasyālu, Karaveni [1970].

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Srivastava, V. C. [A3. 1969]. "Solar Symbols in Sūryamitra-Bhānumitra Coins," JNSI 31, 1969, 1, 9-14.

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Subbarayappa, B. V. [A3. 1971]. "The Physical World: Views and Concepts," A Concise History of Science in India, ed. D. M. Bose, S. N. Sen, and B. V. Subbarayappa, New Delhi 1971, pp. 445-483.

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Suthar, Chhotubhai. See H. Bhatt and C. Suthar [A3. 1969/70].

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Thakur, U. [A3. 1969]. "Caṇḍeśvara and his Rājanītiratnākara," VIJ 7, 1969, 56-68.

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Thomas, Edward. [1874]. Reprinted Varanasi 1970.

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Thurston, E. [A3. 1913]. "The number seven in southern India," Essays and Studies Presented to William Ridgeway, Cambridge 1913, pp. 353-364.

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Tikkimal, H. C. [A3. 1969]. "Sawai Jai Singh and the Marwar Affairs in the Reign of Emperor Muhammad Shah (1723-1724 A.D.)," PIHC 31, 1969, 204-207.

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Tripāṭhī, Adhavaihāri. [A3. 1969]. "Bhāratiyajyotiṣasya Vikāsakramaḥ," Saṃskṛti, 3 vols., Dilli 1969, vol. 1, pp. 367-373.

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Tripāṭhī, Māyā Prasāda. [A3. 1958/59]. "Science of Geography in the Ṛgveda," JGJRI 16, 1958-59, 185-200.

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Yabuuti, Kiyosi. [A3. 1954]. "Indian and Arabian Astronomy in China," Silver Jubilee Volume of the Zinbun Kagaku Kenkyusyo, Kyoto University, Kyoto 1954, pp. 585-603.

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List of Catalogs of Sanskrit Manuscripts and Books

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Alwar (1884): in BORI A 1883/84, pp. 91–111. *AS Bengal: H. Shastri, *A Descriptive Catalogue of Sanskrit Manuscripts in the Government Collection*, vols. 1–13, Calcutta 1917–1966. *Benares (1956): *A descriptive Catalogue of the Sanskrit Manuscripts Acquired for and Deposited in the Government Sanskrit College Library, Sarasvati Bhavana, Benares, during the Years 1791–1950*, ed. Kuberanath Shukla, vol. 3 (dharmaśāstra), Benares 1956. *BM (Gujarātī): J. F. Blumhardt, *Catalogue of the Marathi, Gujarati, Bengali, Assamese, Oriya, Pushtu, and Sindhi Manuscripts in the Library of the British Museum*, London 1905. *Calcutta Sanskrit College (Smṛti): Hṛṣīkeśa Śāstrī and Śiva Chandra Gui, *Descriptive Catalogue of Sanskrit Manuscripts in the Library of the Calcutta Sanskrit College*, vol. 2, Calcutta 1898. Germany (Singhalese): M. Bidoli and H. Bechert, *Singhalesische Handschriften*, Teil 1, Wiesbaden 1969. GJRI: Umesha Mishra, *Descriptive Catalogue of Sanskrit Manuscripts in Ganganatha Jha Research Institute Allahabad*, vol. 1, Allahabad 1967. Kunte: Kashi Nath Kunte, *Report on the Compilation of the Catalogue of Sanskrit Manuscripts, for the Official Year 1881–82*, Lahore 1882 (A—Gujrānwāla and Delhi Districts; B—Lahore Division). *LDI: Puṇyavijayaji, *Catalogue of Sanskrit and Prakrit Manuscripts*, pts. 1–4, LDS 2, 5, 15, and 20, Ahmadābād 1963–1968. Pt. 4 includes Vijayadevasūri’s Collection (VDS) and Kṣāntisūri’s Collection (KS). Leningrad (1914): N. D. Mironov, *Catalogus codicum manu scriptorum Indicorum qui in Academiae Imperialis Scientiarum Petropolitanae Museo Asiatico asservantur*, Fasc. I, Petropoli 1914. Maheshanagar: Badrinath Jha, “A Descriptive Catalogue of the Sanskrit Manuscripts in the Manuscript Library of the Mithila Institute of Post-Graduate Studies and Research in Sanskrit Learning, Maheshanagar, Darbhanga,” BMI 4, 1968, 29–141. Mithila I: Kashiprasad Jayaswal and Ananta Prasad Śāstrī, *A Descriptive Catalogue of Manuscripts in Mithila*, vol. 1 (Smṛti), Patna 1927. *Paris BN: Jean Filliozat, *Catalogue du fonds sanscrit*, fasc. II, Paris 1970. *NCC: vol. 6, Madras 1971. NPS: *Hastalikhita hindī pustakoṃ kā saṃkṣipta vivaraṇa*, 2 vols., Kāśī Saṃ. 2021 = A.D. 1964. *PrSB: K. L. Janert and N. N. Poti, *Indische und Nepalische Handschriften*, Teil 2, Wiesbaden 1970. *Śāstrī, Not. 1911: Haraprasāda Śāstrī, *Notices of Sanskrit MSS.*, Second Series, vol. 4, Calcutta 1911. *Tanjore: P. P. S. Sastri, *A Descriptive Catalogue*, vol. 18, Srirangam 1934.

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AKHAIRĀMA (fl. 1755)

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A Brāhmaṇa of the Gargagotra and a resident of Cūnanagara (?) in Mathurā, Akhairāma was a protégé of Sujānasimha (Sūrajasimha), the ruler of Bharatapura. He wrote the following works in Hindi on jyotiṣa.

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1. Muhūrtacintāmaṇi. Manuscript:

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NPS 1 A of 1938–40. Copied in Saṃ. 1938 = A.D. 1881. Property of Paṇḍita Revatīnandana (Revatīramaṇa Miśra) of Berī, Barārī, Mathurā.

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2. Laghujātaka, in Saṃ. 1812 = A.D. 1755. Manuscript:

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NPS 1 B of 1938–40. Copied in Saṃ. 1926 = A.D. 1869. Property of Paṇḍita Nandalāla of Bājanā, Mathurā.

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3. Svarodaya. Manuscript:

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NPS 4 A of 1932–34. Copied in Saṃ. 1901 = A.D. 1844. Property of Paṇḍita Giradhara Miśra of Candramanagaḍhī, Achanerā, Āgarā.

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AGASTYA

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An excerpt from the Agastyasaṃhitā (see CESS A 1, 35a, and A 2, 11a) is the Prasūtigaṇḍadoṣaśānti. Manuscript:

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GOML Madras D 3384. 5pp. Telugu.

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ACYUTĀNANDA JHĀ (fl. 1939/1958)

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Devana Jhā of the Kāśyapagotra, a resident of Videha honored by a narapati Mukuṭa, had three sons: Bhavi, Rudi, and Jayadatta. Jayadatta was the father of Bhrātṛnātha, the father of Gosvāmin, who was raised by Gūna Jhā in Caugama and educated in Jariso in Darabhaṅgā in Mithilā, where he married the daughter of Vedamaṇi Jhā. Among their five sons was Baladeva (d. 1936), the father of seven sons: Raghuvamśa, Acyutānanda, Bhuvaneśvara, one who died in childhood, Harihara, Śivānanda, and Kīrtyānanda. Acyutānanda studied under Genādilāla, and taught at the Rāmasādhu Saṃskṛta Vidyālaya at Kāśī and then at the Rādhākṛṣṇa College at Khurjā in Bulandaśahara. He wrote the following works.

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1. Calanakalana praśnottaravivaraṇa, written in 1939; see CESS A 1, 39a.

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2. Subodhinī, a ṭīkā with a Hindī version on the Ududāyapradīpa of Parāśara, and Pārāśaryyartha, a Hindī ṭīkā on the Madhyapārāśarī; these works, written in 1941, were published with the mūlas as HSS 135, Banāras 1941; 2nd ed., Banāras 1948.

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3. Subodhinī, a ṭīkā with a Hindī rendering on the Vāsturatnāvalī of Jīvanātha (fl. 1744), and Vidhivivekādhyāya, a pariśiṣṭa to the same; these works, written at Kāśī in Saṃ. 1998 = A.D. 1941, were published with the mūla as HSS 152, Banāras 1941; 2nd ed., Banāras 1949.

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4. Paddhatiprakāśa.

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5. Vimalā, a ṭīkā with a Hindī rendering on the Jaiminisūtra of Jaimini; this was published with the mūla as HSS 159, Banāras 1943; 2nd ed., Banāras 1952.

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6. Vimalā, a Hindī ṭīkā on the bhāvaphalādhyāya from the Lomaśasaṃhitā; this was published with the mūla as the second part of HSS 163, Banāras 1944; 2nd ed., Vārāṇasī 1963.

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7. Vividhavāsanā, a ṭīkā on the Cāpiyatrikoṇagaṇita of Nīlāmbara Jhā (b. 18 July 1823); this was published with the mūla as KSS 139, Banāras 1944.

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8. Vimalā, a Hindī ṭīkā on the Bṛhajjātaka of Varāhamihira (fl. ca. 550); this work, written in Saṃ. 2002 = A.D. 1945, was published with the mūla as HSS 151, Banāras 1945; 2nd ed., Banāras 1957.

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9. Vimalā, a ṭīkā with Hindī notes on the Bījagaṇita of Bhāskara (b. 1114); this work, written at Jariso in Saṃ. 2006 = A.D. 1949, was published with the mūla and the ṭīkā, Subodhinī, of Jīvanātha Jhā (fl. ca. 1846/1900) as KSS 148, Banāras 1949.

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10. Vimalā, a Hindī ṭīkā on the Jātakābharaṇa of Dhuṇḍhirāja (fl. ca. 1525), and a pariśiṣṭa to the same; these works, written at Jariso in Saṃ. 2008 = A.D. 1951, were published with the mūla as HSS 212, Banāras 1951.

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11. Vimalā, a Hindī ṭīkā on the Ramalanavaratna of Paramasukha (fl. 1810); this work, written in Saṃ. 2010 = A.D. 1954, was published with the Ramalapraśnasaṅgraha as HSS 245, Banāras 1954.

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12. Saralatrikoṇa.

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13. Vimalā, a ṭīkā on the Goliyarekhāgaṇita.

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14. Vimalā, a Hindī ṭīkā on the Bṛhatsaṃhitā of Varāhamihira (fl. ca. 550); this work, written in Saṃ. 2015 = A.D. 1958, was published with the mūla as VSG 41, Vārāṇasī 1959.

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AJAYARĀJA = AJERĀJA

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Author of a Bhāṣāsāmudrika in Hindī. Additional manuscripts (see CESS A 1, 39a):

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NPS 4 A of 1929–31. Copied in Saṃ. 1924 = A.D. 1867. Property of Paṇḍita Rāmalāla of Turakaiyā, Achanerā, Āgarā. NPS. Property of Paṇḍita Sohanalāla Śarmā of Nagalā Aniyā, Karahala, Mainapurī.

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*ANANTA (fl. 1534)*

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The manuscript of his *Kālanirṇayāvabodha* is Anup 1689, not 1698 as mistakenly recorded in CESS A 1, 40b.

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*ANANTA (fl. ca. 1600)*

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Additional manuscripts of his *Nakṣatrasattraprayoga* (see CESS A 1, 40a and 41a, and A 2, 11b):

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Benares (1953) 3086. 10ff. Copied in Saṃ. 1744 = A.D. 1687. Benares (1953) 3693. 41ff. Copied in Saṃ. 1784 = A.D. 1727. Calcutta Sanskrit College (I) 273. 16ff. Copied by Rāma, the son of Bālasarasvatibhaṭṭa Gahvara, at Kāśī in Saṃ. 1801 = A.D. 1744. AS Bengal 722 (G 2410) = Mitra, Not. 4181. Copied by Yajñeśvara Bhāgavata on 3 kṛṣṇapakṣa of Śrāvaṇa in Śaka 1674 = ca. 15 August 1752. Calcutta Sanskrit College (I) 272. 35ff. Copied on 1 Monday 9 kṛṣṇapakṣa of Māgha in Saṃ. 1811 = 6 February 1755. Baroda 7586. 39ff. Copied in Śaka 1684 = A.D. 1762. Benares (1953) 3525. 18ff. Copied in Śaka 1693 = A.D. 1771. (*Nakṣatreṣṭipaddhati* of Anantadeva). Baroda 7568. 36ff. Copied in Śaka 1717 = A.D. 1795. Calcutta Sanskrit College (I) 272. 35ff. Copied on 1 śuklapakṣa of Jyeṣṭha in Saṃ. 1875 = ca. 3 June 1818. AS Bengal 721 (G 765) = Mitra, Not. 1570. 17ff. (ff. 14–16 missing). Ascribed to Anantadeva. Baroda 467. 29ff. Baroda 1478. 51ff. Baroda 6789(f). Ff. 67b–68. Grantha. Baroda 10148. 22ff. Benares (1953) 3600. 6ff. IO 4713 (Aufrecht 32b). Pp. 18–40. Copied from Munich 196. From T. Aufrecht.

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*ANANTA (fl. ca. 1625/1650)*

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Additional manuscripts of his *Samayakāṇḍa* = *Kālakāṇḍa* (see CESS A 2, 11b):

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Anup 2563. Ff. 1–101 and 101b–111. Copied in Saṃ. 1725 = A.D. 1668. AS Bengal 2192 (G 6484). 120ff. Copied on Sunday 2 kṛṣṇapakṣa of Śrāvaṇa in Saṃ. 193X. Formerly the property of Bālamukunda. Anup 2564. 117ff. Property of Vaidyanātha, the son of Anantabhaṭṭa. Tanjore D 18361 = Tanjore BL 47. 171ff. Tanjore D 18362 = Tanjore BL 48. 134ff. Tanjore D 18363 = Tanjore BL 49. 109ff. Tanjore D 18364 = Tanjore BL 50. 108ff.

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Manuscripts of the *Tithikāṇḍa* of his *Rāmakalpadruma*:

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Benares (1956) 13543. 163ff. Copied in Saṃ. 1860 = A.D. 1803. Benares (1956) 13542. 145ff.

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*ANANTADEVA (fl. ca. 1675)*

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Additional manuscripts of his *Tithidīdhiti* (see CESS A 1, 41b–42a, and A 2, 11b–12a):

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*AS Bengal 2087 (G 2033) = Mitra, Not. 3325. 66ff. Copied in Śaka 1731 = A.D. 1809. Baroda 1951. 86ff. Copied in Śaka 1738 = A.D. 1816. Anup 2639. 53ff. AS Bengal 2088 (G 5955). 40ff. PL, Buhler III E 111. 168ff. No author mentioned. Property of Kṛṣṇarāva Bhīmāśaṅkara of Vaḍodarā. Tanjore D 18429 = Tanjore BL 407. 71ff. Tanjore D 18430 = Tanjore BL 408. 72ff. Tanjore D 18431 = Tanjore BL 409. 60ff. Tanjore D 18432 = Tanjore BL 410. 58ff.

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Additional manuscripts of his *Saṃvatsaradīdhiti* (see CESS A 2, 12b):

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Anup 2635. 409ff. Copied at Janasthāna in Saṃ. (read Śaka) 1601 = A.D. 1679. Anup 2637. Ff. 1–52, 52b–421, and 442–462. Copied in Kaumkaṇa in Saṃ. 1746 = A.D. 1689. Kunte B 94. 337ff. Copied in A.D. 1699. Property of Pandit Jvālā Datta Prasāda of Lahore. Baroda 1499. 390ff. Copied in Śaka 1751 = A.D. 1829. Anup 2636. Ff. 1–11, 11b, 11c, and 11d–366. Anup 2638. Ff. 1–61, 65–208, 208b–237, and 237b–294. AS Bengal 2089. (G 6476). Ff. 1–103 and 108–199, 78ff., and ff. 236–374. Benares (1956) 12212. Ff. 1–71, 71b–124, 1–90, 1–81, and 91–127. (*Varṣadīdhiti* from the *Smṛtikaustubha*). Incomplete. No author mentioned. Jammu and Kashmir 2529. 225ff. Incomplete. Tanjore D 18433 = Tanjore BL 411. 320ff. Tanjore D 18434 = Tanjore BL 9192. 539ff. Grantha. Tanjore D 18435 = Tanjore JL 1366. 51ff. Tanjore D 18436 = Tanjore TS 532. 186ff.

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Additional manuscripts of his *Nirṇayabindu* = *Tithinirṇayabindu* (see CESS A 2, 12b):

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Benares (1956) 14071. 8ff. Copied in Saṃ. 1848 = A.D. 1791.

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Some other sections of the Smṛtikaustubha are found in manuscripts:

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Jammu and Kashmir 2531. 11ff. Incomplete (adhimāsakṛtya).

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Jammu and Kashmir 2533. 20ff. Incomplete (nakṣatranirṇaya).

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*ANANTABHAṬṬOPĀDHYĀYA (fl. before 1385)

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Additional information on the manuscripts of this Tithinirṇaya (see CESS A 1, 42a, and A 2, 12b):

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*AS Bengal 2656 (G 5846). Ff. 4–41 and 70–91. Copied by Nārāyaṇa, the son of Paṇḍita Saravaṇa of the Bhaṭṭanāgarajñāti, at Tilakavāḍagrāma in Śrīnandapaṭṭamaṇḍala on Wednesday 15 kṛṣṇapakṣa of Pauṣa in Sam. 1441 = 11 January 1385.

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Benares (1956) 12328. 63ff. Copied in Sam. 1502 = A.D. 1445.

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Benares (1956) 13907. 98ff. Copied in Sam. 1603 = A.D. 1546.

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*AS Bengal 2657 (G 5998). Ff. 1 and 3–10. Copied on Sunday 2 kṛṣṇapakṣa of Māgha in Sam. 16 (1816? handwriting of early nineteenth century). Incomplete (saṅkrāntinirṇaya only).

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Benares (1956) 13501. Ff. 7–38. Incomplete.

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Paris BN 212 F (Sans. dév. 311). F. 1. Incomplete. Acquired May 1842.

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The second verse is:

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nirṇayo 'yaṃ kṛtaḥ sarvo bhaṭṭānantena dhīmatā/ ajñānānāṃ prabodhārtham adṛṣṭārthaṃ tathaiva ca//

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ANAVAMADARŚIN SAṄGHARĀJA (fl. 1241)

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Manuscripts of his Daivajñakāmadhenu (see CESS A1, 42b–43a):

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BM 557 (Or. 5419). 83 ff. Simhalese script.

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BM Or. 6613 (29). From the Nevill Collection.

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ANDHUKA (fl. 1030/1033)

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An authority on kāla in dharmaśāstra cited by Jīmūtavāhana (fl. 1092); see P. V. Kane [1930/62], vol. 1, p. 325.

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APPĀDHVARIN (fl. ca. 1700)

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The son of Cidambara and of Māyūra, Appādhvarin wrote for Shāhijī, the Mahārāja of Tanjore from 1684 to 1711, an Ācāravanīta, of which part 4 is a Kālanirṇaya. Manuscript:

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Tanjore D 18048 = Tanjore BL 9320. 377ff. Grantha.

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ABHINAVAKĀLIDĀSA (= UMĀMAHEŚVARA)

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A member of the Vellāla family and a pupil of Akkayasūri, the son of Veṅkaṭārya of the Mokṣaguṇḍa family, Abhinavakālidāsa wrote a Santānadīpikā. Manuscript:

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Mysore (1922), p. 355. See NCC, vol. 1, rev. ed., p. 299.

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ABHIMANYU RĀJAN

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The Lahore manuscript (see CESS A 1, 45a) of his Praśnaprakāśa is:

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Kunte B 78. 15ff. Copied in A.D. 1524. Property of Pandit Dilarām of Gujrānwāla.

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AMARASIṂHA (fl. 1842)

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Author of a Svapnabheda in Hindī in Sam. 1899 = A.D. 1842. Manuscript:

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NPS 5 of Sam. 2004–2006. Property of the Nāgarīpracāriṇī Sabhā in Vārāṇasī.

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AMṚTANĀTHA JHĀ ŚARMAN (b. 1755)

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The son of Māṇika Śarman and a resident of Cayanapura in Bhāgalapura, Mithilā, Amṛtanātha wrote the Kṛtyasārasamuccaya according to tradition at the age of seventy in Śaka 1747 = A.D. 1825. This was published at Benares in 1877 (see NCC, vol. 1, rev. ed., p. 348), and edited with the notes and pariśiṣṭa of Gaṅgādhara Miśra Śarman (fl. 1929/41) by Kṛṣṇamohana Śāstrin as KSS 129, Banāras 1953. Verse 2 is

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tārkikāmṛtanāthaśarmabudho hi kṛtyasamuccayam
vyātanoti vilokya pūrvanibandhagranthacayan amum/
maithilavyavahārasiddhasukarmakāṇḍavirājitaṃ
dhīdhanādimudapradaṃ saraloktito bahuyatnataḥ//

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The colophon begins: iti mithilādeśāyavavabhāgalapuramaṇḍalāntargatacayanapuragrāmanivāsipugalavāḍamūlotpannasacchābdikaśrīmāṇikaśarmātmajasattārkikamahāmahopādhyāyaśrīmadamṛtanāthaśarmakṛta.

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Manuscripts:

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CP, Kielhorn XIX 67. 87ff. Copied in Sam. 1888 = A.D. 1831. Property of Bābūji Ojhā of Maṇḍalā.

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Mithila I 77 C. 82ff. Maithilī. Copied in Śaka 1765 = A.D. 1843. Property of Jagadeva Ṭhākur, previously of Pandit Gokulanātha Jhā of Nanaur, Tamuriā, Darbhanga.

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Mithila I 77 N. 80ff. Maithilī. Copied in Śaka 1776 = A.D. 1854. Property of Pandit Balabhadra Jhā of Jogiara, Darbhanga.

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Mithila I 77. 65ff. Maithilī. Copied in Sāl. San. 1274 = ca. A.D. 1866. Property of Pandit Jayakṛṣṇa Jhā of Champā, Benipati, Darbhanga.

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Mithila I 77 O. 72ff. Maithilī. Copied in Sāl. San. 1282 = ca. A.D. 1874. Property of Pandit Dinakānta Miśra of Śalampur, Ghaṭāho, Darbhanga.

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Mithila I 77 A. 44ff. Maithilī. Copied in Saṃ. 1283 = ca. A.D. 1875. Property of Pandit Janārdana Miśra of Chanaur, Manigachī, Darbhanga.

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Mithila I 77 L. 60ff. Maithilī. Copied in Saṃ. 1283 = ca. A.D. 1875. Property of Pandit Dāmodar Jhā of Tharheṭ, Andhraṭhārhī, Darbhanga.

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CP, Hiralal 3481/119. 8ff. Incomplete.

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CP, Hiralal 998. Property of Janaknandan of Phulchur, Bilāspur.

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CP, Hiralal 999. Ascribed to Vācaspati. Property of Viśvambharnāth of Ratanpur, Bilāspur.

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GJRI 3481/119. 8ff. Incomplete.

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GJRI 3482/120. 25ff. Maithilī. Incomplete.

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Mithila I 77 B. 54ff. Maithilī. Incomplete. Property of Pandit Mukunda Singh Jhā of Chanaur, Manigachī, Darbhanga.

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Mithila I 77 D. 26ff. Maithilī. Incomplete. Property of Pandit Bālagopāl Jhā of Taraun, Sakri, Darbhanga.

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Mithila I 77 E. 38ff. Maithilī. Property of Pandit Balabhadra Jhā of Pachadhi, Pandaul, Darbhanga.

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Mithila I 77 F. 58ff. Maithilī. Property of Pandit Kapileśvar Jhā of Sakhabad, Manigachī, Darbhanga.

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Mithila I 77 G. 46ff. Maithilī. Incomplete. Property of Pandit Viśvanātha Jhā of Mahinathpur, Deodhā, Darbhanga.

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Mithila I 77 H. 50ff. Maithilī. Incomplete. Property of Babu Govardhana Jhā of Naduar, Jhanjhārpur, Darbhanga.

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Mithila I 77 I. 6ff. Maithilī. Incomplete. Property of Pandit Gonū Miśra of Lālganj, Jhanjhārpur, Darbhanga.

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Mithila I 77 J. 18ff. Maithilī. Property of Pandit Gopīnāth Jhā of Naduār, Jhanjhārpur, Darbhanga.

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Mithila I 77 K. 43ff. Maithilī. Incomplete. Property of Pandit Gaṇānand Jhā of Lohnā, Jhanjhārpur, Darbhanga.

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Mithila I 77 M. 14ff. Maithilī. Incomplete. Property of Pandit Śrīnandan Miśra of Kanhauli, Sakri, Darbhanga.

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Mithila I 77 P. 102ff. Maithilī. Incomplete. Property of Pandit Ravināth Jhā, Professor at M. R. Vidyālaya and resident of Andhraṭhārhī, Darbhanga.

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Mithila I 77 Q. 156ff. Maithilī. Incomplete. Property of Pandit Gopāla Miśra of Tabhaka, Dalsingh Sarai, Darbhanga.

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Mithila I 78. 36ff. Maithilī. Property of Pandit Manohar Ṭhākur of Tabhaka, Dalsingh Sarai, Darbhanga.

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AMṚTĀNANDA

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Additional manuscripts of his *Amṛtacaṣaka* (see CESS A 1, 46a–46b):

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IM Calcutta 4429. See NCC, vol. 1, rev. ed., pp. 347, 355, and 460.

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Mithilā. See NCC, pp. 355 and 460.

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Mysore (1942), p. 21. See NCC, pp. 355 and 460.

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ARAKṢITA DĀSA* (*fl.* 1970)

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Author of a *Bṛhat o sacitra kākacarita* in Saṃskṛta and Uḍiyā, published at Kaṭaka in 1970.

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*ARUBHADRA* (*fl.* 1621)

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Author of a *Koka sāmudrika* in Hindī in Saṃ. 1678 = A.D. 1621. Manuscript:

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NPS 17 of 1929–31. Copied in Saṃ. 1850 = A.D. 1793. Property of Paṇḍita Lakṣmīnārāyaṇa Vaidya of Bāha, Āgarā.

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ARKASOMAYĀJIN DHŪLĪPĀLA* (*fl.* 1964)

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The son of Maṅgamā and Bāpaya of the Dhūlīpālaku and the younger brother of Veṅkaṭarāma and Subrahmaṇya, Arkasomayājin was born at Valiceru, Naikatya, Madras. He wrote a *Jyotirvijñānam* published as SG 5, Varanasi 1964.

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*ALLĀḌANĀTHA* (*fl.* 1410?)

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Additional manuscripts of his *Nirṇayāmṛta* (see CESS A 1, 47a, and A 2, 13b–14b):

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BORI 227 of 1884/87. Ff. 2–242. Copied in Saṃ. 1593 = A.D. 1536. From Gujarāt.

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AS Bengal 2152 (G 866). 155ff. Copied by Anantadāsa Dittū on Wednesday 10 śuklapakṣa of Pauṣa in Saṃ. 1641 = 30 December 1584. Formerly the property of Paṇḍita Bhagavāna Dāsa Malavalīyā.

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Benares (1956) 12776. Ff. 132–162 and 162b–273. Copied in Saṃ. 1645 = A.D. 1588. Ascribed to Gopīnārāyaṇa, but said to have been composed by Allāḍanātha in Saṃ. 1467 = A.D. 1410.

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