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He relates that at one time, when Buddhism was triumphant (Svetamarge pura tena sugatena suba- dhite), he had himself outwardly professed that reli-; gion, for which reason he is not fit to compose varttikas on the Bhasya. He indicates a pupil Vi&varupa, living in Magadha, as a substitute. S. converts Yisvarupa from Buddhism. The story of Yi^varupa’s wife Yarn, daughter of Visnumitra, dwelling near the river Sona, shows some reminiscences of Bana’s Har?acarita adhy. I. YI (14a, 1. 1): ViSvarupa receives the sannyasa name of Sure&vara. Saipkara composes fifteen bhasyas (ten on Upanisads), and Sanandana (Yi?pu6arman) writes a tlka on the Bhasya, while Sure§vara is the author of the Nai§karmyasiddhi and two Yarttikas. On the way to Gokarna, Samkara obtains a third disciple Hastamalaka (Kancanavarnin 23b, 11. 4—5) at. a village called Sivavihara. A fourth, exceedingly devoted, was Totaka. YH (17 a, 1. 2): Sanandana obtains at Haridvar the name Padmapada. ^amkara, journeying to Ramasetu, bathes in the river Suvarpamukharl at Kalahastiksetra, also called Daksinakailasa. Praise of Kancl. YlII (20a,1.3): ^.visitsPundarlntapura (Pundarlka23b, 1.7), where is the tlrtha Sivaganga. Then to Srlranga: then bathes at the Dhanuskotitirtha at Ramasetu. IX (24a, L 9): 6. revisits Kancl and . mounts the Sarvajna pltha. Then to Yrsacala, where he dwells and dies at Daksinakailasa. Recapitulation in the form of an aSlrvada. This work professes to be composed by Govindanatha, friend of Saipkara (23 a, 1. 1): — idam grl-Samkaracaryyacaritarp lokapavanam kptaip Govindanathena yatibhaktisahayatah. Digitized by LjOOQle 291 On the outside of fol. 24 in Whish’s hand ‘Samkara Acharyya charitram professing to be a history of that learned individual 7 and ‘An unworthy work No. 79b. 7 See above p. 106. Other MSS. of this work have been examined by Burnell, Tanjore p. 96b—97a, and $e§agiri $astrt ‘Report on a Search for Sanskrit and Tamil MSS. for the year 1893—1894 1 pp. 101—2 and 267—9, the readings of which may be compared with the present. The former makes no mention of the author, but the latter accepts without question the above statement of the MS. ascribing it to Saipkara’s disciple G-ovindanatha. Although I cannot agree with Burnell’s statement that the book is ‘full of miracles 7 and the litany at the end may be an addition, it is im¬ possible to ascribe such an antiquity to a work which cites (3 a, L 1) among the distinguished sons of the Kerala country Medinlkara, apparently the author of the Medinl- ko§a. For the story of Samkara as related in the Sanika- ravijaya see Aufrecht-Oxford, pp. 247 sqq. 212 . Sansk. No. 25. Size: 12x1t in., 9 leaves + covers, 8—9 lines on a page. Material: Palm leaves. Date: 18th or 19th cent. Character: Grantha. 213. Sansk. No. 26. Size: lOyXllr in., 11 leaves + cover, 7—9 lines on a page. Material: Palm leaves. Date: 18 th 0 r 19 ( th cent. Character: Grantha. 214. Sansk. No. 27. Size: lOixlj—li in., 10 leaves + covers, 7—8 lines on a page. Material: Palm leaves. Date: 18 th or 19 th cent. Character: Grantha. 19* Digitized by LjOOQle • 292 On the cover ‘Suvisesam? intended to mean ‘Holy’, or the like. 215. Sansk. No. 28. Size: 10yX li in M 81 leaves (less fols. 18 and 30, missing) + cover, 6—6 (generally 6) lines on a page. Material: Palm leaves. Date: 18 th 0 r 19 th cent. Character: Grantha. All these MSS. are described externally as ‘Translation of Mr. Glenies sermon in Sanscrit’, and the contents correspond to this description. We have apparently the same sermon in all the MSS. -- Digitized by Google LIST OF WORKS ARRANGED ACCORDING TO SUBJECTS. Digitized by Digitized by I. VEDIC LITERATURE. 1. Samhitas , and Works relating to them . a) Rigyeda: 1 Rgveda-Sainhita, Padapatha, Astakas 1—4 (No. 165). 2 „ w ,, 5 8 (No. 166). 3 „ „ ,, , first leaf only (No. 14). 4 Rgveda-Bha§ya, by Sayana, I, 1—19 (No. 13). 5 * „ „ „ .* , I, 75-121 (No. 2). e „ „ „ „ I 122—165 (No. la). 7 Rgveda-PratiSakhya, by Saunaka | ^ 8 The same, with the Com. Parsadavj*ttil °* 1 9 RksarvaSamana by Nagadeva 10 Rgvilanghyalak§ana by Nagadeva n Tract on the Rgveda-Samhita, title not given 12 Padantadlpinl 13 Trisandhalak§apa 14 Rksaipkhya (No. 73,2). 15 Avarnadlpa 16 Nantasaipgraha by Sesanarayana 17 Tantalak§ana 18 Naparavyakhyana, Com. on Nantasamgraha 19 Taparatlka, Com. on Tantalaksana 20 Paribhasa (?) 21 Avarnilaksana 22 Avarnilaksana (No. 73, 3). 23 Avarnivyakhyana, Com. on 21 24 Avarnivyakhyana, Com. on 22 25 Katyayana’s SarvanukramanI (No. 78, 6). 26 A kind of Pari£i§ta to the Rgveda-Pratisakhya (No. 78,7). Digitized by Google 296 *<r ■ 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 87 88 89 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 b) Black Yajurveda: Taittirlya-Samhita, Samhita-Pafha (No. 176). Com. on Satarudriya (Taittirlya-Samhita IV, 6) (No. 21b). Another Com. on the same text (No. 22 a). Taittirlya-Pratisakhya (No. 38, 1). Tribhasyaratna, Com. on the preceding (No. 38, 2). Com. on BharadvajaSlksa, by Laksmapa Jatavalla- bhaSastrin (No. 25 b). Svaralaksana (No. 28b). The same with Com. (No. 28 a). Samanavyakhyana, Com. on SaiphitaSamanalaksapa Vilinghyavyakhyana by Pundarikaksisuri Naparavyakhyana, Com. on Naparalaksana Taparapaddhati, Com. on Taparalaksana Avar^ivyakhyana, Com. on Avarnilaksana Akarapaddhati, Com. on Avarnilaksana R* Aningyavyakhyana, Com. on Aningyalaksana •§ c) Samaveda: Prakrti of Samavedal N Prakrticalaksara Uhagana, book I (Dasaratra) (No. 180,1). Uhagana, books II—VII (No. 179). Rahasya (No. 180, 2). 2. Brahmanas and Aranyakas. Aitareya-Aranyaka (No. 191). Sayana’s Com. on the first Aranyaka of the same (No. lb). Mandala-Brahmana, i. e. Satapatha-Brahmana X, 5, 2 (No. 22b). Taittirlya-Brahmana (No. 177). Taittiriya-Aranyaka, and Aranya-Kathaka, i.e. Taittirlya-Brahmana HI, 10—12 3. Upanisads. Sankara’s Com. on Aitareya-Upanisad (No. 78, 2;. Sankara’s Com. on Bahvrcabrahmana-Upanisad, i. e. Aitareya-Aranyaka II (No. 158, 1). Digitized by Google 297 K~ 55 Sankara’s Com. on Saiphita-Upanisad, i. e. Aitareya- Arapyaka III (No. 158, 2). 56 Byhadarapyaka-Upanisad (No. 21c). 57 Iga-Upanisad (No. 16 a, 1). 58 Sankara’s Com. on the same (No. 16 b, 1). 59 Sankara’s Taittirlya-Upanisad-Bhasya (No. 15). 60 Kena-Upanisad (No. 16 a, 2). 61 Sankara’s Com. on the same (No. 16b, 2). 62 Sankara’s Com. on Chandogya-Upanisad (No. 23). 63 Katha-Upanisad (No. 17,1). 64 Sankara’s Com. on the same (No. 24a). 65 PraSna-Upanisad (No. 17, 2). 66 Sankara’s Com. on the same (No. 24 a). 67 Mui^daka-Upanisad (No. 17, 3). 68 Sankara’s Com. on the same (No. 24a). 69 Mapdukya-Upanisad (No. 17, 4). 70 Purvat&panlya-Upanisad (No. 17, 5). 71 Uttaratapanlya-Upanisad (No. 17, 6). 72 Rahasya-Upani?ad (No. 18 a, 1). 73 Amj-tabindu-Upanisad (No. 18 a, 2). 74 Tripurasundarl-Upanisad (No. 18a, 3). 75 Kalagnirudra-Upani^ad (No. 18 a, 4). 76 Sanra(ka)-Upanisad (No. 18 a, 5). 77 AtharvaSira-Upanisad (No. 18 a, 6). 78 AtharvaSirobhasya by Bhaskara Raya (No. 18b, 3). 79 Kaivalya-Upanisad (No. 18 a, 7). 80 The same (No. 192). 81 Skanda-Upanisad (No. 18a, 8). 82 Maha-(or Tripuratapana-?)Upanisad (No. 18a, 9). 83 Devl-Upani?ad (No. 18 a, 10). 84 Tripura-Upanisad (No. 18 a, 11). 85 Katha-Upanisad (?), different from 63 (No. 18 a, 12). 4. Vedic Ritual ( Sutras, Frayogas, &c.). 86 ASvalayana-Grhyasutra (No. 78, 5). 87 Kausitaka (Sambavya)-Grhyasutra (No. 78, 3). 88 Com. on the same (No. 78, 4). 89 Uvaidhasutra from Bodhayana’s Srautasutra (No. 94, !)• Digitized by LjOOQle 298 90 Mahagnisarvasva, Com. on the Agnikalpa, Dvaidha and Karmanta Sutras of Bodhayana’s ^rautasutra (No. 94, 2). 91 Another fragment of the same (No. 94, 3). 92 Manual of &rauta rites (dar&apurnamasau, adhana, pa6ubandha) according to the school of Apastamba (No. 99, 2). 93 Com. on the same (No. 99, 1). 94 Manual of Srauta rites (Agnistoma) according to the school of Apastamba (No. 99, 3). 95 Com. on the same (No. 99, 4). 96 Apastamblya Grhyasutra (No. 26, 2). 97 Mantrapatha of the Apastambins (No. 26,1). 98 Haradatta’s Com. on the same (No. 27). 99 SodaSakriya (Bodhayana) in Malayalam, with Mantras in Sanskrit (No. 139). 100 Pahcangarudranyasa (?), rules and prayers (Black Yajurveda) for the worship of Rudra (No. 48,1). 101 Rudravidhi (?) with the 102 Pahcangarudranyasa of Bodhayana, and 103 Prayoga for the Rudranuvakas of Taitt. Samh. IV, 7 104 Mantrabrahmana of the Samaveda (No. 86, 2). 105 Sayana’s Com. on the same (No. 86, 1). 106 Rudraskandha’s Com. on Khadira-Grhyasutra (No. 76). 107 Prayogasara (No. 153, 4). 108 A kind of Prayoga, dealing with witchcraft and domestic rites (No. 153, 5). 109 PrayaScittasubodhinI by Srlnivasamakhin (No. 5 a). no Grhyapari§ista (No. 91, 1). 5. Miscellaneous Vedic Works . in Cara^avyuha (No. 21a). H2 Somotpatti (No. 48, 3). II. ANCIENT EPIC POETRY. 113 Valmiki’s Ramayana I—VI (No. 53). 114 „ „ Uttarakanda (No. 55). „ ns „ „ I, 1 only (No. 146,3). Digitized by CjOOQle 299 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 Ramanuja’s Com. on Ramaya$a I, II (No. 10). ft ft ft ft ni,l—V, 3 (No. 62). ^ ft VI (No. 67). Com. on Ramayaxia I, 1, 1—83 (No. 54, 1). Mahabharata, Sambhava-Parvan (No. 153, 6). „ Pauloma and Astika Parvans (No. 64)* „ Sabha-Parvan (No. 19). „ Vana-Parvan (No. 61). „ Yirata-Parvan (No. 52). 1-12, 7 (No. 195). „ Udyoga-Parvan 1—94 (No. 84). „ „ „ 41—198 (No. 85). „ Drona-Parvan 1—34 (No. 87). „ Parvans XIY—XVIII (No. 50).