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23—35 1—13). Digitized by Google A 158 Kr- It begins:—yolan caracaragurur bhuvanam bibhartti yasyarddham adritanaya viSadasmitasya i yasyogrataipkamu- khakpttagalo vidhata rudrasya murttir akhilaip sivam atanotu i asya rudrasya bhagavan agnih kandarsih i ccbando mahavirat I sambhur devata tatra jabalopanisat i atha hainain brahmacarina ucuh, etc . It ends:—ity uddSmareSvaratantre karttavlryyarjunaka- vacan nama dvadaSoddhyayah u karttavlryyarjjunamaha- mantrasya [i] dattatreyabhagavan r?ih I anustup cchandah i karttavlryyarjjuno devata I prom bljaip i namaA saktih i karttavlryyarjjunayeti kllakam i karttavlryyarjjunaprasada- siddhyartthe jape viniyogah i am prem cchrlm am I iin kllm bhrum I sirah i um am hrlm uiii sikha I em krom 6rlm aim kavacam i om hum phat netram i am Srlkartta- vlryyaijjunaya namah n ah I astraip I mulam i oip. preip cchrlm kllm. bhruip am hrlm krom Srim hum phat Srlkar- ttaviryyaijjunaya namali u 113. Whish No. 111. Size: 15^x If i n (1) + 126 + 17 + (1) + 24 leaves, 8 or 9 lines on a page. Material: Palm leaves. Date: At the end of the first work the date is given (in Malaya- lam language), viz. January of the Kollam year 985 i. e. A. D. 1810. Scribe: Krsnadvija. Character: Malayalam. . (1) The Sriitiranjirii, a Commentary on JayadevcCs Qitago- trinda, by Laksmidhara, son of Yajnesvara, in 12 Sargas. (Ff. 126.) See No. 142 (Whish No. 144) for another copy of the same work. It begins: — harih Sriganapataye namah avighnam astu I dhavalajaladavarnnan candramahkhandacudaip para&uhari- nahastam jnanamudrabhiramam bhujagaparavirajatkain- kapan janubahun dalitanatajanarttin daksinamurttim l<Je l Lak§mldhare$a vidusa kriyate . srutiranjinl vidvatkavi- Digitized by CjOOQle 169 mude gltagovindasyartthadlpika i yad is(aip likhyate na- tra yac canistaip vilikhyate dvitayaip tad dayaip vighnaih 1 ksamyatain vanjnitair 2 mmayi I na buddhyate 8udhair3 ggltagovindasyartthagauravaip vyakhySnaSatakenapi vihaya &rutirahjimip i etc. It ends:—saddhvl maddhvlka cinta na bhavati bhavatah Tartare Sarkarasi4 drakse draksyanti te* tvam amyta mrtam asi kslranlratvam esi moce ma jiva jayadharadha- rakuhare majja yusmajjayayai va kalpaip kalpitamgya yad iha bhuvi gira sthlyate jayadevya D he maddhylka a iti dvadasasarggah u I ^rlky^aya namah i kollam 900 ayi- rattaempattan camata makaramasam ancantlyaticoppac cayum rohaniyuip Suklapaksattil dvada^iyuip siiphah kara- iiavum kutiyadivasaijipataleyeSanugrahena Kpanadvij ena likhitain pustakam ii Srlgurubhyo namah etc. ( 2 ) Fragment of an astronomical treatise (ff. 17). In the margin of f. 1, and on the title page the title Krsniyam is given. It begins:—harih §rlgapapataye namah avighnam astu ! ena traikalajnanam uktam ajnanatimiravattibhyah tajMnan divyayutam vaksye tasmai namaskrtya jyotisaphalam adeSah plialarttham arambhanaip bhavati loka tasmad yatnah karyyo hy adeSe jyodisajhane navabhir nnavabhir athaipSer nnispanna raSayo etc. F. 10:—H iti jivayonih u candrai catuspadastho dre- kkano, etc. It ends (f. 17):—caturtthadivase maddkyahnarkkefla samyukte ajalagne budhadrste hy aSvatarlflam adarsanaip bruyat Suskanadlkulagata labhyante mrgyamanais tah * dyitayan tad dayanighnaih, MS. Whisk No. 144. 2 panditair, MS. Whish No. 144. 3 budhair, MS. Whish No. 144. 4 karkarasi, MS. Whish No. 144. 5 ke, MS. Whish No. 144. \ Digitized by kjOOQle 160 sukre ksitejalagne dhenudvayam atra garbhinl caika tisr- naiji gavam adarSanam astamadivase bhavel labhah bu- dhadrste tallagne hy aSvataripam adari§anaip. bruyat svahkale ravyudaye labhyante mpgayamanena adya caturtthe divasecchSgostameSvare dpste prative£iko vayasyo navame divase svayan deta SaSiSukrabhyani dpste Sitir ggavo bhutas sagopalah i ( 3 ) The Vedantasara, in 22 Adhyayas. The name of the author is not given. 1 It begins:—harih 6riganapataye namah avighnena pari- samaptir astu[h] 6uklambaradharaip. visnum SaSivarnnam caturbhujam prasannavadanam dhyaye sarvavighnopa^an- taye I ajnanatimirandhasya jhanahjana£alakay a caksur unmllitam yena tasmai 6rlgurave namah i . :. athasadhana- catustayasaipvakyanantaram atmanatmavivekam ucyate I atma sarlratrayam i vilaksana avasthattrayasaksi nityaiu- ddhabuddhamukam (?) satyaparipurnnasaccitanandakatvaip nama kalattrayanaSanarahitatvaip. nama kalattrayavidya- manaprakaiatvaip svasaktasasamsayadhivirodhi svabhavatva mama (read °tvam nama?) tasmad anantarupatvaip satva- rajastamogunasvarupam ajnanasaccidanandasvarupaip. brah- manah ubhayah (?) akasam ulpannam akaSadvayuip. vayor ahni ahni ravah,* etc. F. 4:—iti vedantasare prapancarahasyaprathamoddhya- yah u F. 7:—iti vedantasare 6arlralaksanam nama trtlyo- ddhyayah u F. 15 b:—iti vedantasare bhaktilak?anasam- pranaye trayodagoddhyayah It ends (£ 24):—iti vedantasare videhakaivalyalaksane saipsararahasye dvavim^oddhyayah ii n upadeSavedantatfi- ddhyarahasyam samaptah i Srlgurubhyo namah u 114. Vhish No. 112 A. Size: 16lxli in., (1) + 95 + (8) leaves, from 9 to 12 lines on a page. * “It is by &ankaracdrya ”, Prof. Aufrecht. 2 Bead utpannam akasad vayur vayor agnir agner apah? Digitized by LjOOQle 161 Material: Palm leaves. Date: Probably end of 18 th cent. Scribe: Vasudeva. Character: Malayalam. The Bhaktapriyd , a Commentary on the Narayamya- stotra , in 12 Skandhas. The author of the Stotra is Nd- rayuna Bhatta of Kerala. See Aufrecht CC. p. 294. It begins:—harih §riganapataye namah avighnam astu silgurubhyo namah i gajananaip giran devlip Yyasaip kamsahanam gurun bhute£am I§am asasitartthadan prapa- mamy aham ^rlmatbhagavatartthasaingrahamayanarayanl- yahvayam stotram hpdyam anargham ujvalataraddhvastan- dhakarodayam yat kanthesu satam anuttamagunaiji pra- tyagram utbhasate tasyeyam kriyate yathamati maya vya- khya hi bhaktapriyaklrttanaiji bhagavatklrtter mmatkrtav anusamgikam ity evam prayatnenasmadvyakhyatrtvaprasi- ddhaye (i) iha khalu samadhigatanikhilanigamarttliasatatva- taya §abdaparabrahmapara[yara]varlnataya paramabhaga- vatataya ca sakalasahj-dayamahitayasas ^rl-Narayanakavih paramakarunikataya bhaktanugrahaya ^rlbhagavatarttha- nusarinarayanlyabhidham stotraratnan ciklrsuh prathamaip prathamaslokena prarlpsitasya stotrasyavighnena parisa- maptipracayagamanabhyaui grotrjananikhilajanasamlhita- siddhaye ca stotrapratipadyajagatsarggadidasakalaksanallla- nidanabhutaparatatvanusmaranarupamamgalam acarati i sandrety adina brahmaguruvacanapure saksat bhatlti sambandhah brahma sarvam aSrayam sarvanusyutani suddhacaitanyam guruvacanapuram iti prasiddhe ksetre saksat bhati, etc. F. 41b:—iti narayanlyastotravyakhyayam bhaktapriya- yani navamaskandhaparicchedah n It ends: — ^rlbhagayatayyakhyadrstanartthat padanyepi (sic) stotrayyakhyanarupena racitani param mayayan namna sammatam stotran jananam antarantara tabhyam eya hrdisthabhyam maya neyam kpta kptih n iti narayaniya- stotrayyakhyayam bhaktapriyayam dvada^askandhapari- cchedah u u Yasudevena hkhitam idam i harih etc. 11 Digitized by Google 162 k£— 115. Whish No. 112B. Size: 12 J x 2 in., (1) + 49 + (1) leaves, from 8 to 11 lines on a page. Material: Palm leaves. Date: 18 or 19 th cent? Character: Grantha. A Collection of Stotras, and sundry fragments. The titles of the Stotras are given in the margins at the beginning of each of them, and in a list on the first leaf. ( 1 ) The Matrkastava (ff. 1—4). It begins: — apratyaksakatham akytrimarasam arkapra- kasakramam asmaccittagrham atarkyavibhavam avyaja- niryyatkrpaip I aksanam adhidevatam aviditam addhvanta- gam addhvagam akslnagamasamvidabhyupagamam anvemi daksatmajam l 1 l It breaks off (f. 4b) in the 37 th stanza with the words:—bhasmakaravidagdhake hutavahe bhavakrte man- mathe. ( 2 ) The Matrlmnyasa (ff. 5—6). It begins:—atha balasamputitamatrkanyasah i Daksipa- murtti(r) ?*sih i gayatrl cchandah I balarupinl matrka saras- vati devata i etc . It breaks off with the words:—somamandalaya sodaSa- kalatmanerghyamj-taya nama jalam apuryya. ( 3 ) The Tripurastottara (ff. 7—8). It begins: — kalyapl tripura bala maya tripurasundar! I sundaryy uma bhas[v]avatl oipkarl sarvamamgala I etc. It ends (or breaks off) with the words:—sarlracesta mama te pranama stutiS ca vag indriyavrttir astu i sarva manovj*ttir anusm^tis te sarvan tavaradhanam eva bhuyat i ( 4 ) The Syamaldmbavarmaratna, or Matangikavaca (the latter title in the margin and in the Table of Contents), i. e. the Digitized by Google Sh 163 tenth Patala of the Sauhhagyalaksmlkalpa (ff. 9—10). See Burnell, Tanjore, p. 197 b. It begins:—senapatitvan devEnaip pura prapya §adana- nah i sada§ivam upagamya pitaraip vakyam abravlt i etc . It ends:—iti Srlsaubhagyalaksmlkalpe caturllak^agran- thavistare skandeSvarasaipvade Syamalaipbavarmmaratnan nama da&amah patalah ii Srisyamalaipbayai namah u ( 5 ) The Matahgyastottara (ff. 11—12). It begins:—mataipgl vijaya Syama saciveSl sukapriya i nlpapriya kadaipbe£l madaghun^italocana i etc . It ends:—etair yyas saciveSanlip sakpt stauti Sarlravan i tasya trailokyam akhilaip haste tisthaty asamSayah u ( 6 ) The Bdlasahasranaman (ff. 13—16). It begins:—asy a & rlbalasahasranamamahamantrasya Daksinamurtti(r) p§ih | pankti cchandah i bala parameSvarl devata i aiip bljaip kslra Saktih i etc. It ends (or breaks off) with: — kamkalapatnl kalindl taumarl kamavallablia i panodyukta pSnasamstha bhima- rupa bhayaprada i (7) Ff. 17—21 contain various Mantras for Tantric purposes. F. 17 begins: — Sirasi Antaryyaml bhagavan rsih i mukhe anustup cchandah i hj-daye sadyo devata i etc. On f. 19 we read:—asy a SriSaktipancaksarastotramahS- mantrasya Vamadeva r?ih i pankti cchandah i umamahe- 6varo devata i etc. F. 21 ends:—harir haro virincas ca sr?