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I^OTICES

OF SANSKRIT MSS.
BY

RA'JENDllALALA MITRA

PUBLISHED

UNDER ORDERS OF THE GOVERNMENT OF

BENGAL.

NO.

I.

CALCUTTA

PRINTED BY

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NE^Y

SANSKKIT PBE33

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In

compliance

v\ith current

copyright

produced this replacement volume on paper that meets the ANSI Standard Z39.48law, U.C. Library Binderv'

1984 to replace the irreparably

deteriorated original.

1989

mm:

Pages.

Chullkopanisliad Diplka

Dakshina-murtistotra-Vy^khya

Pravandha

Damayanti
Damayanti-Kath^
Dana-chandrika

Danta
Dariapaumam^sa-Prdyascliitta

Karik^
Devaraja

Dhanvi Sv^mf

Dhdrd
Dharma-vijaya

Dhurta-sam^gama
Dhyin-vindu Upanishad
Divdkara Bhatta

Drabyayana
Draliyyana-Sutra-Tika

Dvddasaha-hotra Prayoga

Dravya^una
Dvadv^alia-pro^a Vritti

Ganapatya Tapani

Ganesa
Garblia Upanishad
...

Garbhopanisliad Dipika

Garga

chary a

Garga Sanhita
Garuda Upanishad
Goloka Tapani
Gopala

Gopala

Champu

Gopala Nyayapanchanana
Gopala Tapani

Gopala-Tapani-Dipika

Gopichandana Upanishad
Gopichandanopanishad Dipikj ka

Govardhana A'^charya Govar4Uaua ghatta

.

Pages.

Karnasundari Natika

Karpura-manjari i^atika

Katyayana
Kausiki S iksba

Kedara Bliatta
Kes'ava Svami

Kimpanclia-charita

...

Krishna

...

iO-42-4!5'

Krishna-bhakti-Chandrika

Krishna Bhatta
Krishna Kavi

Krislma Upanishad
Kshirendra

...

Kshurika vide Ohhurika

Lakshmana ... Lakshmana Somaraji

Lala Misra

...

Laukika-vishayatd-vichara
Linga-pratistha V^idhi...

Lomasi S iksha
Lolimbaraja

Madhava Madhava Acharya... Madhava Champa Madhava Krishna

Madhavanala Upakhyiina

Madhva-Vijaya
Maha-bhashya
]\Iahadeva Somayaji
...

Maha

rudra
. .

Maha Upanishad
IVJahavrata

Prayoga

Mahiseya
Maiiasa-pu jana

Manduka Manduki S

iksha

Mani-pariksha

Mantrattha Bliashya

^^

Pages.

Pages,

Pramana-Paddhati
PranagniUotra Upauishad
Pratapa-narasinha
Pratisakhya
Prayaschitta-pradipa
. .

... ...

75

S aiikara

A charya
10, 22, 63,

49
26
2

63-94-95

...
...
...

Slinkarananda... 90-90-91-91-92-97

S ahkara Prakas'a
Saiikba

...

...

26

20
17

3
13-13
...

Prayoga-sara

...
,..

Sankbayana
Sannyasa Upanisbad
Saaskara-Paddbati
Sanskara-prakaia
...

Eadha Radha-Krlshna
Radha-vinoda Kavya
..

41

54
11

...
... ...

62
41

... ...
...

...
...

26

Radhika Upanishad

...

62

Sauskara-Prayoga
Saptasati

85
43

Raghuaatba Bhatta
Eaja Surjana
Cliarita

.14-40

Kavya

... ...
...

... ...

Kavya

42

Saptasloki Vi'rtti

30
79

Rajanivallabha

46
5-17-19 4. ..42-43

Sarva Upanisbad

...

Rama Rama

S astra-siddbanta^esa
Saiigraba
Satsanga-vijaya
...
... ... ...

Tapani

5-33

...
...

35
37

Ramabhadra
Ramacbaudra
Bliatta...

36
75
41

Satyabbama
Satyanatba

... ...

45
7

Kamacbandra Cbampu Ramacbaudra Kavi ...

Ramakrisbna Kavya Satika
Ramatirlha
Rainayaua
Ranaraja
Rasapvadi'pa

41 42 76
39

Satyanatha Mabatmya-ratnakara 7

Sayana
Siddbaata-lesa

...

...
...

...

35
35
73

Siddbantalesa Tika

...

...

35 79
102
101
...

Sinbasana-Dvatrinsat katba
S^ita
...

...

17-41-43
...

Rasasundara Mabakavya

Sita-rania-vibara

Kavya

17

Rudra Bbadiya Rudracliandra Deva

Rudia Deva
Rudra-Padpbati

S iva

36
... ...
... ...

64

S ivadasa

68
68 66
29
77

26
100
66

iva Jyoti

...
...

S'^iva

Parana

Radra Sanbita
S'abdasakti-prakasiki

Siva Upauishad

...

...
...

104

Srarlti-saaskara-v icbara

S abdasakti-prakasikd-pi"abodbin(104 Snana-Paddhati S abdendusekbara-dosboddbara 85 Sobbakara

Sadacbara-Saiigraba...
... ...

63
... ...

103
99 80

S rauta-prayascbitta-cbandrika
SrautaSu^tra
S'ri-rdma-Kasik^
...
...

97

Sambandba-m'rnaya

...

100
...
...

SambbuBbatta
Sandbya Upanisbad

33 33

Subala Upanisbad

Vydkhya

34

Subodbini

...

81-100

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i:

iges.

S uddhi-chandrika
Sukavi-hridayanandini

S uklabha Deva
Sulhana

Sundara Deva
Siiresvara
Surjaii

Siirya Pandita

Suryyarghya-dana-Pa Idhati.
Taittiriya

Aranyaka

...

Tarkamrita
TarkamritataraAgiiii
Tattvaprakasa...
...

Tattvapraka^ika Bhavabodha.
Tej ovindu Upanisliad ...

Tribliashya-rataa

TrLasachchhloka-vivarana

Trinsachchhloka-vivarana sarod-

dhara
Tripuri-tika...

Tripuri Upanishad

Trivikrama Bhatta

Tryambaka Bhatta
Uparagodaya Natika

...
...

Usha
Uttara Gita
Uttara-gitd Bhashya
...

Vaidika-chhandha-Prakasa

Vaidyanatha
Vaidyanatha Su
ri
...

Vaitartya Upanishad

Vajrasuchi Upanishad
Vikyavritti savivriti

Vararucki

NOTICES
OF

SANSKRIT
BY

S.

EAJENDRALALA MITRA,
Honorary Memher of the 'Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland, and of the Physical Class of the Imperial Academy of Sciences, Vienna ; Corresponding Memher of the German and of the American Oriental Societies, of the Royal Academy of Science, Hungary,
and of the Anthropological Society of London ; Fellow of the Hoyal Society of Northern Antiquaries, Copenhagen, ^c, ^'c.

PUBLISHEn

UNDER ORDERS OF THE GOVERNMENT OF

YOLUME

I.

CALCUTTA
PRINTED AT THE BAPTIST MISSION PRESS.

1871.

INDEX.
Page
x^cbara-dipa,
... ...

Page
Ananta Deva, Anantarama,
Aniruddba,
37, 167, 196
...

74
176

A'charamala,
A'cliarasara-prakarana,

269
39
39

...
. .

180 268
133

...

A'charasara Tantra,
Adbhuta-charita,

Auiruddba-cbarita Cbampu,

...
... ... ... ...
...

Annada,
Annadakalpa,

... ...

258 258
245

Adbbuta-sara,

134

Adbbutasara-sangraba,

264
83
Qd

Annapurna,

118, 214, 245

...

Adhiina Prayoga,

Adbvara-kanda,

Annapurna Upanisbad, Annap ur na sabasrana mastava,

Adbyatmaramayana,
Adicbudamani,

238

...

214
118

.
,

280
50
145
141

Annapurnasbtottara-s'atanamastotra,
...
... ... ...

A 'dinatba

Mabakala,

221 272
...
...
...
...

Advaita Upanisbad,
A'gama-cbaadrika,

Antarayoga,
Antyesbti Prayoga,

234
24 285

A'gama-sara,

Anumanakhanda,
Anumiti Rabasya,
A'padeva,

Agni Purana,

97
'o^t

...
...
... ...

285

Agnyadbana Paddbati,
A'kbyatavada,

...
... ...

167
275 275
78

206 206

Aparoksbanubbava,
Aparoksbauubbiiti,

A'kbyatavadaTippani,

Aksbamalika Upanisbad.
Alatas'anti Upanisbad,

...
...

247
50

Apeksba-buddberanekatvasankbya-betutva-vicbara,
.

Amara-kosba,

...

223
72 24

Apyaya

Diksbita,

35,
... ...
...
..

194
^^ 55

Amogbanandini
Amritananda,

S'iksba,

...
... ...

A'runeya,

Amrita-nada Upanisbad,
Ararita-vindu Upanisbad,

A'runeya Upanisbad,

154

A'runyupanisbad Dipika,
Asbtadasottara-s'atas'loki,

92
218
23

...

22 44
2

Anala,

...

Asbu Gbosba,
Atbarvas'iras Upanisbad,

...

Ananda

Giri,

...
...

Atbarvas'ikba Upanisbad,...
...

48

A'nandadipani Tika,
A'nandatarangini,

187
171

47

...

Atbarvas'iras Upauisiiad Dipika,

...

A'nandavana,

...5,

u3

32

Page
Atmajnanopades'a,
A'tmajnanopades'a-vidhi,
...
...

Page

94 94
98

A'tma Purdna,

... ...

A'tma Upanishad,
A'treya,

5Q
108

3,
...
...

Aurdha-delnka-Paddhati,
xV

105

yurveda,

220
74

Balabluiiira,

...

Balabliadra Sandarbha,
Balabodliiui,

...

74
1G8
95

93, IGO,

Balabodiiini-bliavaprakas'ini,
Balakrisli,:a

Champu,

...
... ...

40
199

Balakrishnashtaka,
Balavilasa Tantra,

Baudluiyana,

G, 12,

81,

2G2 100
12

Baudhiiyaniya Somaprayoga,
Bliagavadbhaktivilasa,
...

239

Bhagavadgita,
Bhiigavata Parana,

101, 257
...

Bhagavati,

...

240 210
298 227
117

Bhaguvati

gita,

...
... ...

Bhaginithi,

Bhagivatha Mis'ra,
Bhaiiava Tantra,
Bhairavi,

217, 273 213, 259

sakatni... ...

Bhaktiratnavali

mala,

240

Bhaminivilasa Kavya,
Bharatachandra,

...

44 250
28
96

Bharata Sena, (Mallika), 117, 223

Bhattotpala,
... ...

Bbava Mis'ra, Bhavananda

viigis'a,

Siddbiinta...

223

Bhava Deva, 280, 300 Bbavananda Tarkavagis'a, 20(3

.

Biiavfini.

...

213

Page
Chhandas
Sutra,
...

Page
129, 134
...

Chhandogya

Bhasliya,

...

281

134

Chhinnamasta,
Clihurika (Ksburika)
nishad,

213, 259

Upa..

25

Chandi Parana,
Chintaraani,
Chint;imaniprakas'a,

...

208 298

283, 293, 298

...

Chintaiuani Tantra,

143, 277
...
...
...
.

Chora,

250
198

Chudamani,
Cbulika Upanishad,
Chulikopanishad Dipika,

47
63

Dakaradi-saliasraiiama-stotra,200

Daksha,

...

208

Dakshma KaH,

114,

120,

136, 141, 155, 220

Dakshinakalikalpa,

Page
Harivilasa kavya,
.

Page
Kaitabha,
...

46
132

208
142
57

Hatha-dipika,

Kaivalya Tantra, Kaivalya Upanishad,

...

Heramba

Sena,
,

110
86

32,

Hiranyakes'i,

Kaivalvopanishad Dipika,...
KiUagnirudra,
...

32 /
79 58

^^
/'/j'

Hiranyakes'i-sutra-prayogaratna,

86

Kahlgnirudra Upanishad,...
Kalanirnaya,
...

Holirama S^arma,
fs aiia-sanhita,
I'svarigita

231
241

150
75

Kalanirnaya-Dipika-vivarana,
... ...

Upanishad,

257
83

Itihasa-samuchcliaya,
Jabala,
Jabiila

Kahirkarudra,

205

235
Upanishad,

Kalarkarudra-piija-paddhati, 205

57
92
145

Kalavilasa Kavya,
Kali,

...

44

Jabalopanishad Dlpika,

120, 125, 213, 233,

Jagadananda,
Jagadis'a Tarkalafikara, 104,

237, 259

Kalidasa,

117, 223, 224

...

292, 293, 294

Kalihridaya Tantra,
Ralika,

237
190

Jagannatha,

44, 141,

235
36

80, 114, 164,

...

Jambhala Bhatta,
Janaki-parinaya,

68, 69
...

Kalika-kula-sarvasva,

233 190
80

Kalika-mahatmya,

...

Japa-rahasya,

... ...
... ...

215
168

Kahka

Parana,

...
... ...
... ...

Jayadeva,

Kalisahasranama-stotra,
Kalistavaraja,
Kalipati,

233

Jayadhara Mis'ra,
Jayakrishna S'arma,

298 223
75

237
26
123
191

Jayarama Nyayapanchanana, 222

Jayatirtha,
...

Kali-puja-vidhi,

Kalpa

Sutra,

61, 81
...

Jiva Gosvami,
Jivana,

8,
...
...
...

241

Kalyana Varma,
Kalyashtaka,

40
276
5

...
..

125

Jivanatha,

Jivanmukta Upanishad,
Jivanija,

...
. . .

40
238
156
251

Kamadeva Kavivallabha, Kamadhenu Tantra, Kamakhya,

Kamalakara Bhatta,
Kamahitmika,

202
.

274
231

...

Jfiana-vaibhva Tantra,
Jfianananda-tarangini,

11,

85

...
...

Jndna Tantra,
Jyotihsagara-sara,
Jyotis-s'ara,

Kamarupa,

213, 259 ..> 231

.

...
... ...
...

280
119
211

Kdmariipa-yatra Paddhati,

231
177
98

Kamarupiya-nibandha Tantra,
... ...

Jyotiris'vara,

JyotisVara,

47

Kiima-sutra,

6
Pane
Karikala-maliiii Tantra,
...

Page
Krishnananda,
...

130
108

153
59

Karma-Paddhati.

...
... ...

Krishna Upanishad,
Krityanija,

...

Kamasimdarl Natika,
Karpiira-manjari Natika,
Karpura-stava,
Karpura-stava-tika,

82 46

...
...

Krodhisabhairava,

... ...

269
269
125
199

Kshemendra,
Kshurika Upanishad,
Kuhichandra,
Kula-chudiimani,
Kida-dipika,

...
... ...
...

Kartaviiya-dipadana
dhati,

Pad...

212 273 44 25 297 130

145

Ku.sis'vara Bliattacliarya,

...
...

... ...

Kiityayana,

93

Kulakundalini,

209

Katantra-parisishta,
Katantra-vritti,

...

296
145

Kularnava Tantra, 138, 160,

200, 241
Kulinas,

195-296
...

Kaulikjirchana-dipika,

224, 227, 228

...

Kausika A'charya,
Kaus'iki S'ikslia,

...
...
... ...

72 72
203
165

Kullaka,

Kumara-sambhava,
Kumari,
Kumiiri-kavachollasa,

Kavikalpadruma Tika,
Kiivyudars'a,

Kavyadars'a-vyakliya,

...
...

165

Kundatattva prakus'a,

Kavyakamadheuu
kas'a,

Tika,

203
182
89

Kurraa Puran

a,

Kavyaprakas'a-raliasya-pra... ... ... ... ...

Lakshmana,

Lakshmana

Des'ika,

Kodcira Bbatta,

Kerala Achaiya,
Kerali,

245
198
17

Lakshmana Sena, Lakshmana Somaraji,

Lahi Mis'ra,
Laukika-vishayata-vichara

Kes'ava Svami,
Kimpaficha-charita,

...

34

Kophthi-pradipa,
Koi>lithi prakarana,

...
...

183
198

Lingarchana Tantra,
Linga-pratistha-Yidhi,

Ivramachandrika,
Kri.shi-vishaya,

...
...

187
179

Lohmbanija,
Lomas'i S'iksha,
Madanaparijata,

Krishna,

1, 5, 7,

26, 34, 40,

41, 42, 45,

59, 62, 126,

...
.

Madhava,
299
37
14

157,240,

Madhava
Madhavi,

Kaviraja,

Krishna-bhakti-chandrika,

Krishna Bhatta,
Krishnacliandra,

... ...
...

212
45

Krishna Kavi,

Madhava A'charya, Madhava Champu, Madhava Krishna,

Farje

Madhavanala Upakhyana,

...

45

Madhu, Madhusudana
Madhyandina,
Sarasvati,

... ...

208
175
36

Madhva-vijaya,

...

... ...
...

86

Magha,
Maha-bhagavata,
]\Iahadeva,

223 203
31

118, 155, 270

...
... ...

Malia-bhashya,

Mahadeva S'arma, Mahadeva Somayaji,

]\Iabakala,

134
86

237, 269
...

Mahakala-rudra,

220
220
221

Mabiikala-rudroditas't-otra,

Mabakiik Sanbita,
Mabakiib' Tantra,

... ...

115

Mabanda

Tantra,

...
... ...

124
159
58
25

Mabanirvana Tantra,
Maba-rudra,
Mabfisbodbanyasa,
Mabii Upanisbad,

201, 215
...

Mababbarata,

...

249
156

Mabadeva,

...
... ... ...
... ...
...

Mab avails Jivali,

Mabavrata Prayoga,
Mahes'vara Bbattacliarya, Mabisbeya,
Mabisbasura,
Mala-safiskara,

225 107

297
3

208

214
223 182 104
73
73
71
19

Mallika,

...

Mammatba
Manduki,

Bbatta,

...
...

Manasa-pujana,

...
... ... ...
...

Maijduki S'Ucsba,
Mani-pariksbiv,

Mantiartlia Bbasbya,

Manyu-deva,

So

Namuchi,
Nanarthas abda,
Nandi,

Page 208 ...

..

Page
Padartbadbarma-sangraba,

284

...

200 270

Padarthakbandana Tippani, 206

Padmapusbpanjali-stotra,
.

210
291

Narada,

7, QQ, 73,

128, 163, 182, 250

Paksbata Ptabasya,

...
...
...
.

Paksbata Tippani,
Pancbama-sara-Sanbita,

295
182
178 183 211

Narada Purana, Narada Upanisbad,

Naradiya S
'iksba,

...
...

QQ

250
73
7

Pancbanana Bbattacbarya,
Panchapaksbi
Pancbasayaka,
Tilca,

...
.

...
.
.

Naradiya-S 'iksba Vivarana,

Narasifiba Diksbita,

...

88

Pancbikarana Varttika,
Panini,

... ...

174
31

Narayana,

8, 12, 18, 20,

20,

36, 63, 128, 152,

163 211
11,
...

Paramabansopanisbad
pika,

Di29, 91

Narayana Bhatta,

100 243 265

91

Narayana Bhattacbarya,
Narayana Dasa,
Narayanad;isa Kaviraja,

Paramabausa Upanisbad,
Pararaes vara Raksbita,
Paras'ika-prakas'a,

29, 6Q
... ...
...

111, 112
...
.

112
87 112

Nariiyanopanisbad Dipika,

Paribbasbii,

Narayana S^arma,
Narayana Upanisbad,
Narayaniya-prasnavali,

...

226
193

Parijata-barana Cbampii,

... ...
...

45
30

12, 91
... ...
...

Parivrajaka Upanisbad,
Parva-iiirnaya,

27
Ill

Navadvipa,

264
114
176

Paryaya-ratnamala,
Pas'iikadi-prayoga Sutra,
Pas'upati, Patanjali,

... ...

Navaratnes Vara Tantra,

107

Nidbirama

S''arma,

... ... ...

...

... ...
...

205
21
Ill

Nigamakalpadriima,
Nigama-tattva-sara,

163

232
38
51

Patbj'a-vidbana,

Nilakantha Dikshita,
Nilarudra Upanisbad,

Patra-kaumudi,
Paundarilca Prayoga,

... ...

196
106

...

Nila Tantra,
Nirdosba-kula-saravali,

114, 263
..

Pavanavijaya,
Pbiiliya,

...
...

276

178

228
228
164
55
1

Nirnayamrita,
Niruttara Tantra,

...
...
...

151
155

Pbuliya-kula,

...
...

Picbcbbila Tantra,

Nirvana Upanisbad,
Nis'acbarapuja,

246 205 264

9

Pinda Upanisbad,
PiAgala,

...

...
...

...

Nityananda,
Nrisinha,

Pingala S 'astra,
Pipitaka,
Pipitaka-dvddas'ivrata,

..
. .

103
221
221
8

27, 75
...
.

Nrisinba Tapani,

...
...

Nrisifiba-Tapani Bbasbya,

16

Pippalada S'akba,

Page
PItha-nirnaya,
...

252

Prajapati Dasa,

185, 278
...

Prajnananda,
Prakriti,

87
75 49

103, 163, 270

...
.

Pramana-Paddhati,
Pras'nakaumudi,
Prasthanablieda,

Pranagnihotra Upanishad,

...
...

279 175

Pratakshya-khanda,
Pratiipa-narasinlia,

... ...

285
26

Pratis'akhya,

...
...

Prayas'chitta-pradipa,
Prayas'cliitta-viveka,

20
236

... ...
... ... ...

Prayoga-sara,

17
188

Punina-sarvasva,
Purs'charana-vidhi,
Puras'charana-rasollasa,

255
259
261

Puras'charana-viveka,

...

Purnananda,

120, 256

Purndnanda-chakra-nirtipa-

naTika,
Purusha,

...

256

Purnanandararamahansa,207,272

10
Page
Plujc

Kama Rama

Sena,

109
33

Tapaui,

...

Eamatattva-prakas'a,

239
76

Eamatirtha,

Ramavallablia S'arma,

256
35

Eamjiyana,
Eariaraja Dikshita,
.

38, 39
.

Easapradipa,
Easasariimrita,

79

109

Easasundara Mahakavya,
Easayatra-paddhati,

102
191

Eatnagarbha Sarvabbauma,
116, 187

Eatnamala,

205

EigVeda,
Ritugnna,
Eogavinis'cbaya,

..

250
.

113 266
101

Eiidra Bbasbya,

Eudracbandra Deva,

. .

64
26

Eudra Deva,
Eudra-Paddbati,

..
.

100
Qt'o

Eudra

Sai'ibita,

Eudrayamala Tantra,
S'abdabbeda Prakas'a,
S'abdartbasara-manajari,

161,

205, 269, 280, 248, 248

.
.

118

223 207 297

S abdacbintamani,
Sabda-cbintamanyaloka,

S'abdakbanda,

285 298
. .

207 S abdakbanda Tippanl, S abdas 'akti-prakas 'ika, .. 104 S 'abdas'akti-prakas 'ika-prabodbini,

.

104

S'abedendu-s'ekbara,

202
So

S 'abdendus'ekbara-dosboddbara,
. .

Badacbara-Saiigraha,

103

11

12

Page
S 'rauta-prayas'cliitta-chandrika,
.

Page
Svatmarama,
. .

132
144

88

S'pima,

116, 175, 179, 217, 237

...

S rauta

Siitra,

..100
.
.

S'yama-kalpalata,

S'nguru-saliasranama-stotra, 233
Srihari-stotra,

S'yama-kavacba,

217
179

171

S'yama-nityapiija-paddbati,

Srikrishna ViJyavagis
S'rinatha Bliatta,

'a,

126
183

S'yama-pradipa,

175
213
116

..

S'yama ratna,
S'yamarcbana-cbandrika,
S'yama-stotra,

S ''riniviisa, S 'n-rama-k as
Sripati Datta,

..
'

183

..

ikii,

..
...

43 297
193
153

237, 269
. .

Taittinya

A ranyaka,

S 'rinima S arma, S 'ritattvabodhini,

S'rotriyas,

..
..
..

Takaradisvarupa,
Tantra-cbudaraani,

262 252
129
139

227
33

Tantra-gandbarva,

Subala Upanishad,
Subliankara,

..
. .

Tantra-pramoda,
Tantra-ratna,

219

. .

126

Subodha,
Subodbini,
>S

22 3
100
14

Tara,

124, 204, 269, 263,

...
..

213
296

81,
..
.
.

Tara-rabasya-vrittika,

Aiddbi-chandrika,

Tiira-ksbobbya-sauvada,
Tara-pradi'pa,

204 293
88 88

Suddbi-dipikii,

184
211

124, 154
...
.

S /ukadeva,
Sukavi-bridayanandmi

..

Tarka,
Tarkaini-ita,

..
...

84 37

'uklabba Deva,

Tarkamritatarangiai,

S'ulapuiii Bbatta,

23G, 26
..

Tarka Eabasya,
Tarka Tippani,
Tattva-cbintamani,
Tattva-dipika,
Tattvananda-taraiigini,

290

S'ulbana,

84

. . .

293
285 117

Sundara,

..

250
272
221

...
.

Sundara Deea,
Sundari-s'aktidana,

102, 113
..
.
.

207

Sundari-saktidana-stotra,
S'lires 'vara,

Tattvaprakasa,

19, 89

4 172 42
42
151

Tattvaprakas ika-bbavabodba, 19

Suresvara A'cbarya,
Sui-jau,

Tejovindu Upanisbad,

15

Todala Tantra,
Tribbasbya-ratna,

217
2

Surya PancUta,
Surya Sena,
Suryyargbya-dana-Paddbati,
Svaratattva,

Trilochana Dasa,

... ...
, . .

296
108
.

14

Trimalla Bbatta,

276

Triiis'acbcbbloka-vivara na

80 80

Svarodaya,
Svatantra Tantra,

276 255

Trins'acbcbbloka-vivarnasaroddbara,
...

13

u
Page
Vijakosha,
. .

Page
Vrihaspatis ava Prayoga,
Vrihat-tantrasara,
.

271
149

..

105

Vijachintamani Tantra,
Vijayapdrijata Nataka,

238
291

...

64
101

Vrihannaradiya Purana,

Vijayarama A'charya,

... ...

Vrindavana,
Vrita-ratnakara,

...

82
89

Vyaya Sena,
Vikramaditya,

156

84,
...
.

70,
... ...
.

194
129

Vyakhyasara,

296 216

Yimala Tantra,
Vinayaka,
Virachintamani,

Vyanjanaguna,

12
201

Vyadhikarana-dharmdvach-

chhinnabhava Eahasya, 288, 296

Vyapti-grahopaya Eahasya,
.

Vira Tantra, 121, 144, 237.

239, 269

289

Yirupaksha,
Vis'eshavyapti,

269, 215
...

596

Vishnu,
Vishnu-diisa,

125, 195, 270, 239

.

74
86

Vishnu-giidha,

... ...

Vishnu-yamala,

280

Vishnu Puri, Vishnu Upadhyaya,

Visvajit,

..
...

240
86

293 Vyaptyanugama Eahasya,... 290 Vydptyanugama Tippani, ... 294 ... 293 Vyapti panchaka, Vydptipanchaka-Eahasya, 287 235 Vydsa, 28, 19, 82, ... 283 Vyiivastharnava, 226 Vyavasthasara, Yadavendra Vidyalafikara, 213
Vyaptyanugama,
...
.
. .

...
,

82

Yajnavalkya,

...
.

247 247
9

Vis'vanatha,

243
88

Ydjnavalkya Upanishad,
Yajniki Upanisiiad,

Vis'vanatha Bhatta,

...
...

Visvanatha Mis'ra,
Vis'vanatha Sinha,
Vis'vasara Tantra,

224
41

YajurVeda,
Yantra-chintamani,
Yatibhushani,
Yatisanskara Prayoga,

...
. .

269 137

... ...
. .

214
289
8

...
. .

238
173

Vis'vavyapti Eahasya,

Vis Ves 'vara,

Yatyachara saiigraha,
Yayatirtha,

173
19

VisvesVara Bhatta,
Visvesvara Sarasvati,

... ...

242
173

Yoga, 135, 138, 140, 234,

248, 255, 256, 27,

Vivarana-prameya-sangraha,

28 2

260
96,
.

Vopadeva,

203, 222, 254

...
.

Yoga-chandrika,
Yogasara-sangraha,

135
.

Vrihadaranyaka Bhashya,

139
Ill

Vrihaddharma Parana, Vrihaddharma Parana,

Vrihajjabala Upanishad,

274
235
79
9

Yogavah Tantra, Yogas iksha Upanishad,

Yoga-Vivarana,
Yogatattva Upanishad,
Yogavasishtha,

..
... ... ...

53

...

562

Vrihannarayana Upanishad,
Vrihannirvana Tantra,
.

53
192

148

15

INDEX.
(#'

Page
Acharamjila,
x^charasara-prakarana,.
. .

Page
Cbintiimani Tantra,

176
180 133

143
198

Cbudamni,
Daksbina-Kalika-sanksbepapuja-prayoga,
Daksbinii-kalpa,

Adbhuta-charita,

Dakaradi-sabasranama-stotra,200

Adbhutasara,

134
145 141

Agama-chandrika,

136
161

Agamasara,
Amritananda,

154
Tikii,

Damodara,
Dana-siigara,
,

137
151 177 165 129

Anandadipani

187
171
1G7, 196

Anandatarangini,

Dana-vakyavali,

Ananta Deva,
stotra,

Dandi,
Dattatreya,

Annapurnashtottara-satanama1

LB

Dattiitreya Safibita,

134
.

Apadeva,
Appayidiksbita,
Balabodhini,

167
199

Desiyarajasekbara-kosba,

178

Divyacbudamani,
Dravyaguna,
Dravyagunadbiraja,
Durgapuja-vidbi,
Durgabbakti-labari,
....

198
Ill
188

168

Bhagiratha

]\Iisra,

117
135

Bhavaniprasada,

122
123 186
199

Bboja Deva, Bboja Narapati,

115
146
163 131

Durgadasa
pati,

Vidyavacbas-

Brahmanda Tantra,
Brahmandajn;ina Tantra,

Gada

Sifiba,

Brabmananda

Sarasvati,.
. .

187

Ganadbyaya,
Ganes'a,

112

Brabmajcimala Tantra,
Cbaitanya Dasa,

180
168

186 184
135
Safibita,

Gaurivara S'armii,

Cbandi Tika,
Cbandrasekbara
pati,

202
Yiicbas-

Gberanda,

Gberanda
147
192

135 150
185

Gopala Nyjiyapancbanana,
Grantba-sangraba,

Cbandrasekbara,

Page
Gudliabodliaka,

Page
Krislina,

110

157 153
130
145
.

G-urupdduka-panchaka-stotra 'Fika,

Krishnauanda,

186
131 119
IGl
. .

Kula-chudamani,
Kula-dipikii,

Gruru Tantra,

Haldyudba Misra,
Haragovinda,

Kularnava Tantra,

.138, 160

Lakshmana Des
Madhavananda.

ika,

.... ....

124
158

Harakumara Thakura,
Ilatlia-dipika,

loG
132 110
14-3

Lingarchana Tantra,

116
.
.

Heramba
Jayadeva,

iSena,

Madhusudaua

Sarasvati,

175

Jagadauanda,

Mahabhagavata,

203
134
115

168
.
.

Mahadeva Sarma,
Mahakali Tantra,

Jn iinananda-tarangiui,
Jjotis-siira,

106
1

19

Mabanila Tantra,

124
159

Kaivalya Tantra,
Kalanirnaya,
Kali-pujii-vidhi,

142
150

Mahanirvana Tantra, ....

Mabasodhanytisa,
Mathures'a,

201 200

123
190 191 125
.

Kalika-mahatmya,
Kalyiiua Yarma,
Kalyaslitaka,

Maya

Tantra,
.

114
167 199

Mimansil-nyaya-prakasa,

Mugdhabodha
Muktitattva,

Parisishta,

Kiiinadeva Kaviballabha,

202
177

Muhurta-sarvasva,

109

Kilmarupiy a-nibandlia Tantra,

167

Niinarthas abda,
Nai-ada,

200
128, 182

Kaukaki-malini Tantra,

130 125

Kartavirya-dipadana Paddhati,

Narayana,

152
Dilsa,

Narayana

Ill, 112
.

Kasirvara Ehattacharya,

199
145

Narayaniya-prasnavali,

193

Ivaulikarchana-dipika, ....

Navaratnes'vara Tantra,.
Nidhiriima S'arnia,

114
176

KavikalpadrumaTikii,.

203
165
165

Ivavyadarsa-vyakhya, ....

Nigamakalpadruma,
Nila Tantra,

....

163

Kavyadarsa,
Kavyaprakasa-rahasya-prakiisa,

114
.

Nirdosha-kula-saravali,

178
151

182

Nirnayamrita,
Niruttara Tantra,

Kerali,

198

155
. .

Koshtlii-pradipa,

183 198 187

179

Pancliamasara Sanhita,

182
178

Koshthi prakarana,

Panchanana Bliattacharya,
Panchapakshi Tika, Panehikarana
Yiirttika,
. .

Kramaehandrika,
Ivrislii-vishaya,

183 174

Parames 'vara
Paribliasha,

Raksliita,

Page 112
112
Ill
Ill

Page

Rudrayamala Tantra
Sabdabheda Prakas'a, ....
Sabedendu-s ekhara,
Sakarabheda,
S'aktiratnakara,

161 118

Paryaya-ratnamala,
Pathya-vidhaua,

202
197

Patra-kaumudi,
Pichchhila Tantra,
Prajiipati Dasa,

106
1(34
I'-to

127

S'akuna-dipika,

186
....

Sanatkumtira Tantra,

126 126

Prasthanalilieda,

175 188 120

Sanatkumara,
Sangita-narayana,
Saukalpaeliandrika,

Punina-sarvasva,

180
166 192
141

Purnauanda,
Purusottama,

188
197 180

Sankalpa-durga-bhanjaua,
S'ankara Acliarya,
Sauskara-vadartha,

Purusottama Datta,

Purusottma

Alisra,

150
135

Pagliavauauda,

183
141

Sarachintamani,
S'arangadhara,
Siirasangraha,
Sarasvati Tantra,
Saravali,

Raghumani, Pagkunaudaua
eliaiya,

204
147

Bhatta166, 191

140
191

Pagliuttama Tati,
Raghuvira,

123 109
Purus-

Shatchakrabheda,
tSiddlianagaijimiya,

120
137

Pahasyatirahasya
charana,

201
. .

Siddhantagita,

170
.

Pajadliarma Kaustubha,

196
115

Siddliautamani-mangari,

170
165

Pajamartanda,
RajavallaLlia,

Siddhanta Pancliiinana,
Siddhanta-sangralia,
Siddliavidya-dipikii,

Ill

....

194
141

Kamacharana,

144 152
169 169

Eamagopala Panchanana, Pamakanta,

Eamalilodaya,

S'ilamahatmya,

195 156
118, 123

S^omani,
S'iva-Rahasya,

Pamananda
Ramanatha,

S'vami,

167
152

S ivasahasranama,
Smarta-vyavastharnava,
Srihari-stotra,
...

116
181 171
.

Ramanatha
pati,

Yidyavachas-

182
Sena,

Srikrishna A'idyavagis'a,

126
193

Rama

109 109
....

S'rinama,

Rasasaramrita,
Riisayatra-paddliati,

riniitba Bhatta,

183

191

S'rinivasa,

184 153

Ratnagarbha Sarvabhauma,
Rituguna,

187
113

STitattvaboilhiui,

Suddhi-dipika,

184

4
Page
Suudara Deva,
Suresvara A'charya,

Paye
Yarabi Tantra,
Yararucbi,

113 174
151

157 196 152 192 193

S urya Sena,
KSvatmarama,

Yarnabbairava,
Yasistba-Siira,

132

Syama-Kalpalata,

144
1

YecbaramaNyayi''dankara,171,173
Yedantiirtba Sangraba,
.

Syamanit ja-puja-paddliati,

79

Syama-pradipa
Svamarchana-chandrika,
Tantra-gaudharva,
.

]75
.

Yidvanmanorama,
Yidya-mabatmya,
Yidyotpatti-vidbi,

184 190
189
.

116
120
139 126

Tantra-pramoda,
Tantra-ratna,

Yijacbiutamani Tantra,

142 122

Yimala Tantra,
Yiracbintamani,

Tara-kshobbya sanvada,
Tani-pradipa,
Tattva-dipikii,

204
124

204
121, 144

Yfra Tantra,

117
161

Yisbnu,
Yisvesvara Sarasvati,

125

Tattvavagis'a,

...
. .

173

Ulkiuli-svarupa,

119

Yopadeva,
Yribannirvana Tantra,.
Yantra-cbintamani,
Yatisafiskara Prayoga,. ...

203
148

Urdhumnaya
Ushmaviveka,

Sanhita, ....

128
149

137
173

Uttara Tantra,
Yachaspati Misra,

132
149

Yatysicbara sangraba, ....

173
113

Vahyamatrikanyasa,
Vaisvadevadimantra-vyakbya,
Vakyatattva,

201 147
165
151

Yoga-cbandrika,

Yogasara-sangraba,
Y'ogavali Tantra,

115
139

Yoginibridaya,
Yoginibridaya-dipika, ....
Yuktikalpatai'u,

153

ValbUa Sena,
Yai-ada Tantra,

154
146

120

PREFACE.
Ill

May, 1S68, Pandit Radhdkrishna,

^'

of Lahore,

sucrgested to His

Excellency the Viceroy, the

logue of
all

compilation, by Government, of a catathe

the Sanskrit

manuscripts preserved in

Libraries of
the

India and Europe, and stating that any thing done towards

en-

couragement of Sanskrit learning would be gratefully appreciated by scholars. " The suggestion was most favorably received, but owing

want of the necessary materials, the work could not then be undertaken with a view, however, to further the object, and to discover
to the
;

and

utilize the large

collections of Sanskrit
it

uncared for in native libraries

1st, *^To print

was,

MSS. lying unnoticed and among other things, resolved

lists

uniformly

all

procurable unprinted

of Sanskrit

manuscripts in Indian Libraries, and to send them

societies of

to the

various learned

Europe and to individual scholars in Europe and India, with an intimation that the Government will carefully attend to their suggestions as to

which of the manuscripts therein mentioned should be exami-

ned,

purchased or transcribed."
''To institute searches for manuscripts,
;

2nd.
lists

and

to this

end prepara

of desible codices

to distribute these lists

among

scholars and other

persons willing to assist in the search, with a request that they report
their discoveries to such officer as

may from
to depute

by the Government of India

cripts reported upon, to seek

and

time to time be appointed competent scholars on tours

to

through the several presidencies 'and provinces

examine the manuspurchase manuscripts

new manuscripts,

to

procurable at reasonable rates, and to have copies

as are unique or otherwise

desirable,

made of such manuscripts but which the possessors refuse to

was made over

part with.''

In Bengal the task of collecting the

local Asiatic Society,

lists

to

the

and by

it

intrusted to the writer of this note

are the first fruits of the undertaking on this side In compiling them, the Editor has taken the catalogue of the Asiatic Society's Library for his guide, and noticed only such works

Tne following pages

of India.

as

are

not

to be

found in

it.

Those

describcl

as

beloa^iu'^ to tho

Asiatic Society were,

at Benares,

when

first

examined, in the possession of a Pandit

from

whom

they have since been purchased"

as they

The works have been named

attempt at
classification.

have turned up, without any

It

is

intended^ however, to supply a classified

index on the completion of a Volume.

The Sanskrit

portion of these Notices have

been revised by Pandit

Harachandra Vidyabhushana.
Maniktolah, 20th Mav, 1870

]^OTICES OF SANSKRIT MSS"

No.

I.

Chhanda-Sutra

A treatise
ing, but the

on Sanscrit Metres, attributed

to Pingala. It is

generally

supposed to be one of the angas or subsidiary branches of Vedic learn-

number

of Vedic
is

metres given in

it

is

limited

to

few of the leading ones only, it

divided into eight chapters, and has a

running commentry (Mritasanjivani) by Halayudha, the prime minister

of

Lakshmana Sena

of Bengal,

who
it

lived in the 12th century.

Cole-

brooke has given an abstract of

Asiatic Researches X. p. 390,

in his essay on Sanskrit Prosody.

Max

Miiller's Sanskrit Literature p.

147.

OS

II.

Vrihddranyaka Blidshya

A commentary on
work
is

the

Upanlsliad of that name by

is

scarce.

Tae MS.
of tha

incomplete, but
contaiaa

correct.

Society's

edition

Upanishad

the

The The Asiatic commentary of

Suresvara.

Saiikara with the gloss of

A nanda

Giri.

III.

Tiihhdshyaratna
This
is

Pratisakhya or phonology of the Black Yajur Veda, in twen-

'^

ty-foar chapters, containing rules regarding the accents,

pronunciation,

&c., of the different branches of that

Veda
it

compiled by an anonymous
substance of the
is

author,

who

says he has collected in

the

sikshis

by

A^treya,

Mahisheya, and Vararuchi.

The MS.

remarkably correct

and beautifully written.

Wilsou's
ture,
p.

A second
I
p.

Mackenzie MS3.
137.

MS. in the collection is imperfect.''^ Sanskrit Litera7. Max Miiller's

\>

IV.

Grihyd

Smriti.

SaAkha's exposition of the domestic rites and sacrifices of the Rig Veda, with an anonymous commentary. The work is divided into
six chapters of

which the MS. under notice embraces only four.

* Since writing the above I have seen the

first

ten

chapters

of the

work, along with an English translation, published in the Journal of the American Oriental Society, IX. p. 1.

V.
Ddiiacliandrikd,

On

alma and

gifts

and the time and mode of eonsecratig them, by

Divakara Bhatta.

W^^

^"Rij 'life

Jzcanmiikta Upanishad.

Vedantic doctrine of salvation or

Asura.
ject
it

final

absorption by Danta,
it

an

This

is

called an Upanishad, because

treats of the

same sub-

which the leading works of that name have

for their theme, but

forms no part of the

Vedas, and therefore has no claim to be reckoned

as

an Upanishad.

The

style is

modern.

f^^^i:

^fm^^g^WTf^

VII.

Rama

Tapani

A theological

treatise, io

two parts, on the divinity of Rama, said to

Dr.

beloDg to the Atharva Veda.

Weber

has

published the text in the

Eoraan character with a German translation. Several MSS, both of the

text

and a commentary by

nandavana are

available.

VIII.
Zifigapratisfhd Vidhi.

Rales for consecrating the Lingam,

dhdyana.

according

to the school of

Bau-

\>

IX.
Ndradiya-Sikshd- ViKhrana.

A
the

gloss

or

Vicarana by Scbhakara on Xarada's rules for readino'

Vedas.

Three

M33.

have eome under examination.

For text

vide No. 168.

^CJTT

T^TT^t^^

^^'?i"l% ^TTf3T FT

II

X
Satyandtha Mdhdtmi/aratndkara.

biographical

notice ot Satyanatha, a Yati or hermit.

text.

running

commentary, by an anonymuus author, explains the

S^TTTTT^TrW*

^wi

^f fr T^

^ix^^TH^'T

II

XI, Gopdla Tdpam.

An Upanishad
Krishna, said

intended to vindicate

the

divinity

of

Gopala or

to be a section of the Pippalada

S akha of the Atharva

Veda.

Separate commentaries by Visvesvara, Ndrayana, and Jlva Gos-

ximi, are extant.

nm

ifr^rnj

Tra^4

r^"vg

^t^rttI^^ h

XII.
Vrihafindrdyana Upanishad^ alias Ydjniki

Upanishad.

Vedantic Theology, forming the

Taittiriya

last

(lOth)

Prapathaka of tho

Aranyaka
a

of the

Black Yajur Veda. Sayana, in his commentary,

describes it as

supplementary chapter or Khilakdnda. In his time,

Diavida text contained
;

four

hundred years ago, several recensions of the work were current,

the

of which

64
;

sections

the

Karnata

one
that

74 sections

the

Andhra
all

one^ 80 sections

and others, 89 sections.

;

Sayana commented on the Andhra recension of 80 sections

the
others

but he says

must
others

be authentic,

their

diflPereuces

being due

to their

belonging to seperate sakhas or schools. The

80,
;

MSS. examined
Weber's
;

have some 64,

Catalogue,
p.

sections

none 74 or 89.

Berlin

384,

394
p.

Indische

Shidien, II. p. 78

Max

MuUer's

Sanskrit Literature^

114.

^^sPT'^T^'

^r<^<irH<^IW"

^^-^

5TT^"i?ttnT^

^ f^ff^T^

HTfJri:

Hlf^l

^fsTTJ

f^^^:

JT'^f^^

XIII.

Nrisinha Tdpanf,

An

Upanishad

or theological discussion in

two parts^ said

to

belorg

\o

to the

Atharva
(

Veda the

fifth

in

a series of fifty two Upanishads,

)

The Tapanis

otherwise called Tapini

are

mostly apocryphal, but

in

this treatise has the advantage of a

commentary by Sankara,
it

whose

time, nearly a thousand years ago,

was held
by

in

sufi'icient respect to

deserve notice from that profound scholar and pliilosopher.

is

specially

noticed in

Saiikara's

life

INladhavacharya.
23-54'-10G.

The scholia Weber's

Berlin Catalogue, 348.

liidische Studien^ II.

XIV.
Tiipiiri

Lp'inishad.

Vedantic theology by S afikara.

^n^T^'.

%^5T^Tr:

^TTJ^

^^^

f^^T^

"^

f^wfTT

^r^T

XV
SansJcdra Paddhati.

manual, by

KamaUkava
rites,

Bhatta, of the principal

SansMras

or

essential

purificatory

commencing with
this

conception and ending

with marriage. The author, son of Raraakrishna Bhatta and grandson of

Narayana Bhatta, wrote, besides

chdhnikam,

work,

the following viz. Bahvri-

Lingdrchd-Praththd,
dnti-ratna,

Purta-Kamaldkara,

Tfrtha-Ydtrd^
Jaldsaj/otsarga-

Sudradhnrma Tattca, S
vidhi, Tilld -paddhati,

Ddna-kamaldkara,

Pravara-darpana, Nirnaya-sindhu,

and

Prdya-

schitta-ratna,

Aufrecht's Bodleian Cataloguey 277a, 2775. Weber's Berlin

Catalogue 151, 1019, 223, 1230, 1244.

u
XVI.

Baudhdyantya Soma-prayoga.

A
Soma

ritual for the

performance of the Agnistoma, Jyothtoma and the

sacrifices accordiag to the rules of

Baudhayana-

\\

^^T^^^^3T^"t^:

XVII.
'Nkrdyana Upanishad.

An

Upanishad

in praise of

Narayana

This

is

a different

work from

the Vrihanndrayana noticed under No. XII.

XYIII.

S dnhhdyana
S ankhdyana's rules
in the
for the

Grihya-Sutra.
rites enjoined

performance of the domestic

Sanslcrit Literature, 201,

Rig Veda. Max Mailer's

Weber's Berlin

Catalogue, 57.

xrsi^^Wr-

^^^W-

?'^'"'

^^T,

TT7TT

<T^mTTV

XIX
Vaulika Ch/iandha-Pr a/ids
a.

Vedic metres by Vinayaka.

ta

XX.
5 uddJii' Chandrikd.
Rules regarding the observance of mourning and the purificatory rites thereto belonging. ; by Krishiia Bhatta. son of Raghunatha Bhatta,

grandson of Govardhana Bhatta.

rflT?:f^<TT

^fr^f^^

^^T

XXI.
Sic

ryydrgliyaddna-Paddhati.

Rules and mantras for the offering of uncooked rice and watcr^
called aryhya, to the sun.

^l
^'^r^lT^T^

^'ziT^^T^m^ffi:

^^cT

1*.

XXII.
Tejovindu Upanishad.

theological chapter of the Atharva

Veda on the nature

of

Brahma.

>

XZIII.

Brahma upanishad.

On

the attributes

of

Om,

the mystic
I.

emblem

of

Brahma, a chapter

of the Atharva Veda. IndischQ Siudicn,

70, 83, 349, 302, 4.U, II. 173.

XXIV.
Nrisin]ia-Tdpan{-Bhdshya
Sankava's commentary on
^

the Nrislaha Tapani

Upanishad. Vide

No

XII.

13

XXV.
SUdrdmanhdra
Nvife Sita
;

Kdvija.

heroic

poem on

the

life

of

Rdma and

Lis

by Vaidyanatha

-Suri.

<^

XXVI.
Prayoga-sdra,

A manual

for

the
;

performance

of

the

Ddr.'^a,

Paurnamda

and other Vedic

sacrifices

By Kesava Svami.

Tt^^TT t^t1%

%tTTri=?

^rsTTTiTf^r

11

\^

XXVII.
Vdmdevopani^had
nisliad,

DfjAIcd.

being

chapter

of the

commentary on tlio Vdsudeva Upaby Naiayana. Veda Atharva

;

The author was a distinguished Vedantist on several Vedauta works.

of his

time,

and commented

SET,

-STm-C

=5To

^ifr^^TTlaniST:

^Tt

^T

^Tjft^T^I

XXVIII.
Gopdla-Tdpani Diptkd.
Ifidische Studien, 1,

A commentary on No

XI by Naiayana.

250.

\t

XXIX,
Mantrdrtha Bhdshya.
Ildma,

A desertation on the meaning of the word

with which the hero of that

and on the

niaiitnis

name

is to

be

worshipped as the Deity.

\l.

?T^T^^TO

XXX.
Talt'-a prakd.n/cd-BhdvaJtodlia.

gloss

on

the

Tattca-praldfiM

of Y;i\-:itirthn, whicli
oil

itself

is

a ghjss on the

commentary of Safikara

tlie

Vethinta Aphorisms of V'yasa. F. E. Hall's Indian Philosophical

\\\rks, 103.

XXXI.
Goptchandmwpanishad
Di'inlcd.

A commentaiy,

by Narayana, on

tlie

Gopichandana Upanishad, a

treatise

ou the merits of patting on

called

sectarial

marks on the forehead with an ocherous earth

Indische Studien. T/250.

Gopichandana.

XXXII.
Prdt/a^cJdtla-Pradi'pa.
the performaacc oi
\\\q

Expiations

for

accidental

irregularities

in

Agnyddhdna and

certain oilier Vedic ceremonies.

^i

^STTfT ^?5fKT^

=^ ^iftTTT<?l^ri*JlT

II

XXXIII.
Garvda
snake poison
Cpani^had.
Said to be a chapter of the Atharva

Veda.

It

contains mantras for the

worship of
I,

Garuda, and

tlie

neutralization of

Indische Studien,

249.

^^

XXXIV.
GoloJca Tdpanf.
Radlid.

An
;

apocryphal Upanishad, containing praises

>ii

of

and Krislma

evidently a compilati

by a modern Vaislmava.
probably incomplete.

It

is

ascribed to the Atharva Veda.

The MS.

is

XXXV.
ximritaviiidu Upanisliad.
to

One

of the

Atharva Upanishads devoted

Brahma. Indische Studien,

II. 59-39-1.

^^t^'^nf^^ H^^rr ^T^^w: tT^^JT

^T^-^?*-

XXXVI.
Vajrasttchf

UpanUhad.

An

essay

on Brabmans
that

by

S;iiikara
is

Acharyya. The author comes to the conclusion

Biahmanlsm

due

to

a knowledge of Brahma, and

is

not the result of birth or caste.

in the

treatise,

by

a Buddhist,

Ashu-Ghosha, published
(I. 160,)

Transactions of

the Royal Asiatic society

to a like conclusion.

discusses the
in

same

subject, and

comes

The arguments used

the two

works are very

much

alike, but -Saiikara dwells at length

on Brahma and Mokhsha.

XXXVII.
Chdkshusha Upanishad,
of eye deseases.
j|A

hymn

in praise of

tlie

sun for the cure

^WTTW^T^*

^mT<ngnr^^ ^f7<Tf%fi;f^t '^^TlTTfrf szTi^i^^nT

^wV^

i^8

.XXXIIl.
Antyeshti-Pia)joga
bein<T a cliapter of the

manual

for the

performance of funeral

rites,

San.kdndra PraMsa.

XXXIX.
Amriiandda Upauishad

chapter of the Atharva

I^

Veda, on

tlie

knowledge of Brahma. Indische Studien,

51,249,40911. 1,59,394.

J^y^

XL.
2Iahd Upanishad.
of Brahma.

chapter of the Atharva

Veda on

the kiiowleclgo

X^kj-d.^

XLI.
Haiisa Upanishad.

An Atharva Upanishad on Brahma.

XLII.
C/ihurika Upanishad.

An

Atharva Upanishad on the preeminence of

the

Yoga scheme

of salvation.

^^

qfT^?nfqT^'

fk^T fT^^

5TT^

f^T^ <P^^

^^^

XLIII.
Pratdpandrasinha
alias

Safiskdra PraJcdsa.

By Rudra Deva.

This

MS

includes only one section of the

work

that on the duties of YatU or

whole work has not

hermits.

No XXXIII

is

another section. The

yet come under examination.

fe^rr^:^^ ^t^t ^^^t

^?f?i

^i^-?:-.

ii

XLIV.
Miihinddnanda BJidna.

dramatic composition

in

monologue on

the doings of Krishna in Vrindavana

Ly Kalipati.

<^

XLV.
Parva-Nirnaj/a.

On

the time

meet for'performing the Darsd, Paur^

namdsa

and other Vedie ceremonies.

XLVI.
Chaijana-Paddhnti

manual, by Nrisinha, for the collection and

fire

maintenance of the perpetual

Agnistomct and other

and the performance of the

Jyoiistoma

fire sacrifices.

^^

XLYII.
Yogaydtrd Vi-arana,

On

the

paitieular

coiijanctlons of

the stars
:

favorable to starting on distant journeys and important undertakings

by Bhattotpala.

f^^^

^ft^^

tTo

I?

Trf%o

?o
I

"SliTo

JOo

^o

5TTJTTC

XLVIII.
Ylvarana-prameya Sahjrha.
risms of Vyasa.

A desertation

on the

Vedanta apho-

f^^^'^*

?f^ ff

t^fr^^^^

^or;^

TT^m

"aft c :^^ 1,0

^^ tttt

^5.

XLIX.
Paramahansopanishad
Dfpilcd^

commentary, by Narayani, on
on Brahma.

the Paramaliansa Upanisliad

treatise

L.

Siva Upanishad, Praise of Siva as the Deity

by Harihara,

LI.

Parivrajaka Upanisliad.

On

the duties of Yatis or hermits.

fxpTTT^*

3^^^

fTT<n^f

^ TTfSTT^

LIl.
Saptaslokt Vivriti
'

commeutary, by Hariraya, on the Saptailohf,

hymn

in praise of Krishna,

f%^T^

TTRTI^i

m'^T^

XT

^^

tT^%o

S.-\o

'm\^VK

^^

'^TTt

nt

LIII.

Mahdbhdshya
of P^nini
;

or the great
is

commentary

of Patanjall on the

grammar

The MS.

complete and remarkably correct.

^xnoa^if^o 8^
?'
I

TTff^Mol ^^
y^^
\

^xHo ^^^^' ^^ifaT^^a-TT^f^o

^^o ^^^^- 8mo

xTf^o^o-tn 8^0^^^^:

8^Ton03|

8Tr-^

!^8

^^f^o

\o

^^0

^^^:

8^To C?

xr^%o

?!

C^o

^TTTo

^-^

^1%' <^

^^o

8^To

^^r^o ^

T^^sr-

trrf^f^gf^^^'Vfr^jsi^^TH

^s^

^-f^-^

cttw^^V

^h^t
^
i

^^^^

lTf3*3i^ ^"5T^t:

iTT^rg, xTiTifrf?re^^Tr^

^Tf^^if^r

LIV.
Kaivahjopanishad
Dfpilcd.

commentary
Godhead
;

on the

Kaicah/a

Upanishad a treatise on the unity

of the

by Saiikarauanda.

K^

LV.
Atharvasira Upanishad
I) fpikd.

commentary, by Saiikarauanda,
1.

on the Atharva Sira Upanishad. Indiscke Studien

383.

^^

LVI.
^rf-rdma-kasikd.

commentary, by Anandavana, on the Rama-td-

pani Upanisbad,

Vide No. VII.

f^fT'J

TTT^JT

m^m

Tj^f

TTo

^^

^'^^ff^o

\X-\o

-^o

^.80

LVII.
Subdla
salvation.

Dpanishad.

Ad

Upanishad of the Atharva

Veda,

on

fTTT^^sRj*

n|
I

^^

sTTww^ ?:faTf^

^Tf5?T*

^if^J

'firs

<r^T^'

f^

ir^ ^-^iohh:

tt^^^

TfTfiT'T*

^^<rf^wtw^^^^^f%f^

LVIII.
Kimpancha-charita NdtaJca.

Drama,

in five acts.

WP5^

Y^tr:

?n^

f^<i: tliTT^ T^rra^:

11

LIX
Sandhyd Upanishad Vydkhyd.
the Atharva

gloss on the

Sandhyd Upanishad

of

Veda on devine knowledge. Jjidi&che

Studien, I S&JJ-,294

J,

fV^^lI

^TTfr^f^Tr

^?\^

TTo

TT^f^o Xo

"aft ^o

^fT^

^^

hX
Siddhdntale^a-Tikd,

commentary
is

on the Siddhdnta

leia

alias

SdstraSiddhdnta-lea Sahgraha oC Apyaya Dikshita, son of Ranarija

Dikshita,

The

text of

Apyaya

a disertation, ia four
different

sections,

on the
it

Vedinta Philosophy, shewing the

devided^ and their peculiarities.

schools into

which

is

T^Xm

^1t^^

TTo

O!^

in%o

^ij^
I

-3^0

^o

5TTTTT

LXI
Drdhydyana-Sutra-Tikd.
on
the
rituals

of the

A gloss on the aphorisms of Drdhy^yana, Sama Veda; by Dvanvi Svarai. Max Muller's

Sanskrit Literature. 181,190,219

TinmnrT^*

^TMfn

^^

w^

tht'^

5^^>Tf^

ij^^t^T^ fi'^^ \T^

LXII
Mddhca-Vijaya,
disputations of

poem,

in
;

sixteen

cantos,

on

the

puloniical

Madhava A

cliarva

by Narayana.

LXIII
Jdnahipar'maya.

drama, in seven

acts,

on the raarriagc of Sita

by Ramabhadra.

v^

LXIV
Krishna-hhahti Chandiikd,

drama on the

fruits of faith in

Krishna

by Ananta Deva.

Ox

LA'V
Dharma-vijaija.

drama on the ultimate success

of virtue over vice;

by S uklabha Deva.

LXVI
Satsanga-vijat/a,

drama on

the

advantages of associating with

good people

by Vaidyauatha.

LXVII
Champu Kdvya.
Nilakantha Dikshita.

romance

in

prose and

verse on faith

by

LXVIII
BamaTjanti-KaiJxd.

The story of Damayanti wife

of

Nala

by

Trivikrama Bhatta.

^^

LXIX
Aniruddka-charita-champu.
riage of

romance founded on the

secret

mar-

Ush^ and Aniruddha

by Devaraja.

f^^X^

^fr^

XT*

^c^

xr^^o

lg\o

^0

7TT7TT

^To

xT^T^mrfq ^xrw^f T^i^Tsj "^c^TTt fk-^^fc[ ^

^?r^

lirg

ii

LXX
Champu-Rdmdyana
by Lakshmana.
,

The story

of the

Ram^yana

in prose

and verse

<^

>

LXXI
Bdlakrishna Champu.
of

romance iu proSe aud verse on the Joinga

-,

Krishna during his infancy

by

Ji'vana.

LXXII
Gopdla
Jivaraja.

Chainpu,

Tales and

anecdotes

of

Krishna's boyhood

by

LXXIII
JRdmachandra Champu.
sort

romance on the

life

of

Rdma and

his con-

SiU

by Visvandtha

Siilha.

LXXIV
Rddhdvinoda Kdtya.

A poem

on the loves of Radha and Krishna,

by Ramachandra Kavi.

LXXV.
Rdmdkrishm KdvyA Saiika. A poem, by Siirya Pandita, so written it when read from the beginning to the end describes Rama, and when read from the end to the beginning portrays the
life

that every stanza of

of Krishna.

An annonymoua commentary

explains the test.

<l*ll*i*4

LXXVI.
Edja Surjana Charita K^vya.

poem on the

life

of Raja jSurjan

by Chandra-^ekhara.

8^

fk^T^

m^^^f

TT.

TITO
I

Tl^rmo

?o

^o

^,

5TT1TT

LXXVII.
Sapta^ati.

Seven hundred slokas on moral maxims; by Govardhaua

Ach^rya.

LXXVIII.
Sadrdma-vihdra Kdvya, A poem on the Sita ; by Lakshmana Somar^ji.
life

of

Kama and his

spouse

88

LXXIX.
Bhdminfoildsa Kdvya.

The heroine offended

poem by Jaganndtha.

LXXX.
Kaldvildsa Kdvya.

poem by Kshirendra.

LXXXI.
Pdrijdta-harana Champu.
of the Parijata
tion of his wife

A romance,

in poetical prose,

on the rape
gratifica

flower of ladra's garden,

by Krishna,

for the

Satyabhama

by Krishna Kavi.

^fcl

'^^ifTTTWTf^T^r^^T^dTnTTf^^^lTf^'f^f^ thrift 'yiPi ^f^tlT

"

LXXXII.
Mddhavdnala Uphdkhydna.
poem.

The

story of

Madhava and Anala

iJ|

LXXXIII.
Harivildsa Mahdkdvya,

An

epic on the doings of

Hari in Vrind^vana

and Gokula ; by Lalimbaraja.

LXXXIV.
Karpura-manjari Ndtikd.
erg
I

A drdma in
^^T^T^ft

four acts

by Rajanlvallabha.

TTf^T^JT

8^

LXXXV.
Dhurtanamdgama.
TJie
II.

Council of rogues
p.

a farce be Jyoti^vara.

Wilson's Hindu Theatre,

408.

LXXXVl.
Chulika Upanishad.

An
I.

Atharva Upanishacl on the knowledge of

249,51,83.

Brahma.

IncTische Studien^

2ITf^ fTptW

^^n: ^^fT'ITf^^

LXXXYII.
Ailiana-sira Upanishad.

An

Upanishad of the Atharva Yeda on

the devinity of Eudra, Vide No. LV,

8^

LXXXVIII.
Atharva'silhd Upani^had.
syllable

desertation on the value of the mystid

II.

Om,

in meditation. Indische Studien. I 51, 53, 249, 383,

40,

53, 54.

LXXXIX.
Garhha
the
llpanishad.

An

Atharva Upanishad on the

Indische Studien,
I.

five

elements of
30i>,

human
II. 65.

body, gestation &c.

348, 49, 51,

4G9,

xc
Prdndgnihotra Uoanishad,
tation as a fire sacrifice.

An

Atharva Upanishad typifying medi-

Ind. Std. 1. 286, 302.

f^^X^

=T?V^ ITT^^

^f^

tTo

XT^STo

^To 8^

^o

TPFTT

XCI
Vaifartj/a Upanishad.
Std. II. 201.

On

the knowledge of the devine essence. Ind,

^^t^TsnTT K^prr

^nm^

%^^t

(i

<

XCII
Adcaita Upanishad.
hid. Std.
I.

On

the unity of the devine and the

human

souls.

303; 435, 11, 102.

XCIII
Aldta^dnti

Upanishad.

On

the knowledge of the

devine soul. Ind.

Std. 1, 435. II. 101.

^r

XCIV
Nflarudra Upanishad. Praise of the mantra
for

worshipping Rudra.

5_

^^^^TTfsT^fT

XCV
Nddavinda
I.

Upanishad.

Praise of the mystic syllable

Om.

lady Sid.

302.

XCVl.
JBrahmavindii Upaiiisliad.

On

the

kuowleJge of Brahma. Ind.

^td.

302, 425, II. 1,59.

XCYII.
Dhydnvindu UpanisUad.
tion.

On Yoga
1.

as the

means of attaining

salva-

Ind. Std.

I.

349, 53, 424, II.

<^

XCVIII
Yogas'ihhd
Sid. I. 249.

Upanishad.

On

the

mode

of exercisiug the Yotra Lid

'

mT*w^^*

'^

^?t^ir^ iT^^Tf^T

ije^^i

H^

^>?r*TT

XCIX
Yor/ataiivct

UpanUhad.

Oa

the essentials of the

Yoga form

of medi-

tation.

^i

f^-ailpTtw
VI

'T'fT^n^ iTfT'TT^

irfTfTxn"'

c.

^annydsa Upanishad.

Ou

the duties of Sannv^sis. Ind.

S/c?.

1.

202,

1%T^^

m^-^ wmir: ^fr^^

tto

!^

tt^^%

^"^o ^|

CI

A runeya

alias

A runi, A

ninika,

A runt/a

Upanishad, The performance

of Sannyasa described. Jnd. Std, 1. 249, 59, II 76, 176, 76, 81.

'=^'5iT:T<Tcr

rrf%irrt

f^ir^^t

^T'^^t^:

^f^^^^

f^^^or

CII
Pinda Upanishad.
the

chapter of the Atharva Veda,

on the origin of

mundane egg.

^^

cm
A^tma
Upanished.

On

the identity of the

human and

the devilie

soul. Lid. Std. I. 249,51 ;302, II. 56.

f%^^

in^'f TIT^^

^5^

TTo

XTff^To

5.

^o

?^

^3 ^T^T

trfT^rmfjT^TW

^'^TTt ^1%T '^Tft ^"^^ TTT^fiTT

1^^

TTT

TrZl^TS^*

CIV
Parnmahansa
51,470, II. 173-5.

Upanishad.

On

the devine soul.

Iiid.

Sfd. I. 249,

cv.
Jdbdla Upaniskad.
This Upanishad
is

attributed to the Yajur Veda,

It treats of

though
as the

it

occurs

ia collections

of the Atharva.

Brahma

Paramahansa.

f^T^

irr^

xi\^<z

^^g

^o

:^ii

ti^%o

^o

a^

^o

^ttttt

^T

^^gni ^ftf?T

w TTT^^ ^T^ TTTW^'t Tr%f^

CVI.
Kaicalya Upanishad.

On

the

knowledge of the devine

I.

soul.

For

commentary

vide

No.

54. /^. 5^^.

249, 52, 53, 802, 469, II. 10, 14.

^^

CYII.
Veddnnvnchana.

collection

of S'anti mantras
to

or blessings with

which Upanishads are generally made

begin and

end.

CVIII.
Kdldgnirudra
Upanishad.

On

the devinity of Maha'radra, and the

I. J!49.

propriety of putting on sectarial marks on the forehead. Ind. Std.

-^^

WTT^^^TSRT'

^W ^mi'N^?

VTT^^

^5T^l{TTJ

mi=^T^J^f%

H^T^'f^^S^I^-

^'
^fr^'TTfRwisfq-"
I

^ ^

'^'^I'fif ft

>T3f<T

^ ^^V

TT^^"^

^Ttrr

>Twf?r

^ticf

CIX.
Krishna UpaiiulKul.

On

the dcvinity of Krishna.

ex.
Vdsudeva
Upanisliad.

Oa

the propriety

of putting on

seetarial

Quarks

witli the

yellow ocherous earth called Gopichandana. Vide No. 27

tt;tV^t^*

H^T^ra

nnw^*

-stttt:

^^^

^r^^

^cr=^

'^hti^^^-

CXI.
Gopichandana
Upanishad.

On

the specific character an

31, Ind.

religious
Std. I. 250.

value of the ochre so called. For

commentary vide No

CXII.
Gdnapatya Tapani.

On

the divinity of Gaiiesa.

TTTTHi^i^*

Ararat

^^^fsf^

^ozfr^T^nr:

^^

^wr^f ^f^^-.

^tt-

CXIII.
Kalpa-Suti a.
Agnishtonia,

Rules for the use of the Saina Veda

hymns
Masaka.

in the

Jyotishtomd and other

ceremonies

by

Max

Miiller's Sanskrit Literature, p.p.

199-209.

l.^'^

^J^^

CXIV.
Rddhikd
Upan'f^Jiad

On

the preeminence of

Radhd and Krishna

as olijects of worship.

CXV
Mddhava Champu.
during
his sojourn in

romance on the

life of

Madhava

or

Krishna

Vrindavana.

CXVI.
\'nsunta-tilalia.

comic drama

in five acts

by

Varada A'cliaiya

ff^T'd

m^V^TTI^^

^> XL

XT^r^T'

^<'

^^- 'TTIT

CXYII.
ChulikepgnUhad Dipikd. Coramentary on No.
86,

by Narayana.

CXVIII.
Garhhopanishad D/pikd, Commentary on No. S9y by Sankarauanda.

^a

CXIX.
Upiirdgodaya
Ndiikd.

comic drama in four Acts, by

Rudra-

chandra Deva.

cxx
Barsapournamdsa
Frd?/a.ichitta

kdrikd.

Memorial verses

for

the

H
moon

performance

of

expiations for
full

omissiuns

and irregularities in the

observance of the new and the

ceremonies.

CXXI
AJhvara-Hnda,
Yajur Veda. The

""section

of

the

Satapatha Brdhmana of the

first

M5.

contains only

the

half of the

work. Weber's

Catalogue, 181-200,

'iT'^nnTTm
f^THsr
I

^r?rr?r

m=^^ trft^^

^^

L"

^f^^ ^

^^

do

^o

^^ttt

CXXII
Agmjddhdna Paddhati.
the domestic sacred
fire.

ritual for the collection

and maintenance of

CXXIII
Sfo Pwrdna.

Aeeording
it

to

the

Xarada Pura2.3,

this

is

an

Upa

or minor Parana, but

itself

claims to be a

Mahi
viz.

or

great Parana,

embracing a hundred thousand verses, and divided into twelve books or

SafLhitis.

The MS. containsonlvdireeof these books

and the

the M<pl\nesvara^

tbe Ta'^ac/Va,

Rudra

Sanhitas.

Aafrecht's Bodleian Catolague,

113.

af'q-^^i?Tirre TT^*

'fT'"

firrrg ^fl^ie^ ^nwrsr

*n@:^

:TTTrr?TTTT? ttt-tt^*

"ST^'H.

ftnTT

"srw'

^FTTTr ?rr?n: fir?!

lo
xf\vf

xrfr^^ifs^T^"

^^

Hf^ m:i

^f^*

^T^^T^

S't:

^ooo
t i

^fsT^T^f^T
8oo
I

.000

?o

^^^5R^^^Tf<TT nooo
^'tooo
I

Tr^w\^%aT

j^ >?^fl*%<n

l^3tTTO ttztI^-

'^^t: ^ff^

fTf tT^itt^ ^ o

^?T^; ^8^0 ^^t^:

fw^p^

CXXIV
Chamlra-prahhd Ndtikd.

A dramA

iu five acts,

by an unknown author.

Si

^^

cxxv.
Mundita prahasand.

farce iu three acts

by Siva Jyotirvit.

CXXVl.
Vetdla-pauchavin^at'i.

Twenty

five

tales

related

by a vampire to

Vikramaditya. Versions of these tales exist in almost every Aryan vernacular of India^ as also in the Tamil and the Telegu languages. Four

English
original
tant,

translations
is

therefrom are likewise curient, but the Sanskrit

nowhere noticed.

In Sanskrit there are three recensions ex-

two by S iva-dasa and one by Jarabhala Bhatta.

is

The MS. under

notice

by Siva-dasa.

Vide Nos.

XXV 11111.

sfK^W^TW*

W^ ^in Twr^

^^^Tf^

CXXVII.
Vetdla-panchvinsati.

A second recension of

No CXXVI,

differ-

ing greatly both in matter and style.

^s^^
I

%?TT^TT^f^*Ilfrr:

CXXVIIT
V^tdla'panchavinsati.

The

tales of

Vetala by Jambhala Bhatta.

CXXIX
Vijayapdrijdta Ndfaka.

drama

in five acts

by Harijivana Mi^ra,

son of Ldla Mi^ra,

cxxx.
Sinhdsana-Dcdtrinsdi Kathd. This, like the Vetdla-panckavinsali, is
a collection of tales popular in every part of India,

and occurs

in

almost
ori-

every

vernacular language

of the

country,

but the

Sanskrit

ginal has

nowhere been noticed.

In

it

thirtytwo images relate to Bhoja,

king of Dhara, a variety of

tales in praise of

Vikramiditya.

gT^f^fvf *^^5ltj|^^ T ^^g

^^

^ ^f H fiK^<

TXff TT^r^r^:

li

"^f^

czxxr.
Mani par{hhd,
character.

treatise

on

precious

stones,

their

origin

and

fTT^-

T^t?qfTT7ITT<rITf^f%^im

CXXXII.
Loma{ S i/cskd.

On

the pronunciation of Vedic words,

by Garga

chdrya.

5.

RTTHTWT^*

^t^ftT'^rt TT^TSprTl%

*1 * I

MI^W

f^f^<n^

^!^

CXXXIII
Avioghdnandim
S' ikshd

treatise

on Vedic phonetics,

qfr^-HTfTfTRg*

MT-^WT ^ ^T WT^ W^"^H|

1^

^NtTT

CXXXIV
Kaitsiki

ilshd

Vedic phonetics according

to the school of

Kau^ika

charya.

cxxxv.
AlandukaS
ikshd.

Vedic phonetics, by Manduka.

trfxi^^TfjITr'RT*

^ f^

d^'f
(I

oTTTrftT
II

i|^^"^

^r5f?T

W^f^^ ^

1=^tlT

?^

TfcT ^\^n!^9R?itlT

f?rgT W^TTTn

CXXXVI.
Ndradfya-S
vide
ikshd.

Vedic phonetics, by

Narada.

For commentary

No

9.

wi^^wirat^^

w^I^% w^^^

II

to

CXXXVII.
Balabhadra-Sandarbha
Philosophy
;
.

Epitome
of

of the

Categories

of

the

Nviya

by Balabbadra, son

Vishnu-dasa and Midhavf.

CXXXVIII.
Kchdra-dfpd.

The

diurnal

religous

duties of a strict

Hindu

by

Ndgadeva Bhatta.

^1

fW^^:

V7S{

^fJJTTTTT?^. ^TwNJtlTH, "^IWTcrfwfV: ^^^^^^^Tif^fv.,

qTf'9^Trf%rv-^

^r^grr^^fff^?^

5RfTf7^f%f>j'.,

inirf^f^f,

^i-ufkf^:, i?-S^5rT^'5niifff^--,

^ngjEprfC^:, ^i^ufVf^-,

Tn^-

CXXXIX.
Pramdna-Padd/iati.
as

manual on proofs or sources

;

of

knowledge

recognised in the

Nyiya Philosophy

by Jayatlrtha.

^*TTT?"

CXL
Kdlantrnaya'Dfpikd Vivarana.
son of Kimachandra

gloss or Vivaranay

by Nrisifiha,

A'charya, on 'the commentary

{Dfpikd) on an essay

ou auspicious and inauspiciaus times by Ramachandra Bhatta-

S3^

^f%^TTfdr^

^TTft
TT^'H

^m

\\,%K

^?,^8

TTPfTf^

^fiTl

^1

^^fg

^.

^IZfT^T

3TT^si3T far^^n^'

^iniTM^:

md^ ^%^

"^ffiTrT^^^^sT^^ "U^T^^wcTiw ^i

wu

wr^

^^

CXLI.
Dakshindmurtistotra-Vydkhyd Pvavandha.
trated

Vedanta Philosophy

illus;

by verses ia praise of a form of Siva named

Dahshindmurti

bv Ramatirtha.

\\

^f^^nTf=^^^3rTT^TT^^^:

^3

CXLII.
Smriti-sanskdra-Vichdra
rites.

Disquisition

on

initiatory

sacramental

CXLIII.

LauUka- Vishaj/atd- Vichdra,

Dissertation on material and immaterial

objects according to the Nyaya-systera.

>ac:

CXLIV.
Apekshd buddhnfanekatoa-sankhyd'hetutoa'mchdra,
tion on the faculty of

A Nydya

disserta-

number.

CXLV.
Vdyu-pratyakshya-Vichdra.
of
air.

A Nydya

disquisition on the materiality

^r^g*Tif?i^T5ra

^TH^Tfl^i

^n^T^^^

^i<rTf^1%

fffn^^^^

%g(jTf^'*w

^4

CXLYI.
Sarvi-Vpanishad.
Ind. Std.
I.

On

the Vedantic doctrine of raoksha or salvation.

24/^-51-302.

cxLVn.
Vrih.jjdbdla Upanishad.
11, 72.

On

the devinifcy of KaUgnirudra.

Ind. Sid.

cr;eiTT:wT^

^^^

CXLVIII
Rdsapradipa.
traDslation.

collection

of

prescriptioas

with

Hindustani

CXLIX.
Kdlikd-Purdna,
life

One

of the eighteen

Upapuranas

it

recounts the

of Kd,lika.

and her wars with demons

CL.
Trinsachclihloka-modranasdroddhdra.
Notes, by Sarabhu Bbatta,

on the Trinsachchhloka-vivarana of Raghunatha Bhatta, on mourning or

relegious impurities caused by death.

c?

CLI.
Viddkjjaparddha-Prdyaschitta.
sacred
fires to

Expiations

for

accidents
;

to

the

be kept up by strict Bi-ahinia house-holders

annonymous.

^T^

^"^^

TTfwsTfT?;^

^-^in^r^Tf

f^'^TO^'iri

CLII.
Subodhim.

commentary on the Kalpa-Sutra

ot

Baudh^yana,

^T^

'SSTT"

^TTt^ninr^TT^:

^To

WTO ^H^ + ldT^T

t;^

CLIII.
Garr^a Sanhitd,

Legends

in praise of

Goloi

a,

Vrindavana, Giiiraja,
seven books,

Mathuri,

Dvdrk^,

Vi^vajib and otber sacred

;,

places, in

the last being devoted to Vedantic knowledge

by Garga

A chdrya.

^T!^

^o 8^

"J.

TT^^^TT^^

Xfo

^r:
I

\3

^T^'aW
^o 'H^
|

f^fTTTW^

TTo

2^^

^i;:%9

"3^"

^^Tit:i^

CLIV.
Karna^undarf Ndtikd
.

A Drama

in five acts.

=^^

CLV.
AdJidim Prayoga.
hold
fire
;

llules for

the establishment of the sacred house-

by Trymbaka Biiatta

CLI,

ItUuUa-Samnchchni/a

Ancient

len;en(ls

and

tales of Vedavyiisa rfetold.

"^8

^J^^"^^*^??:

T^^T^^^^T^:

fxT^: "^(^^

W?^-"

^^^7T?: wf^-

'^^^^TT^''

^^^^W^?^T

^^ffJnf^f^^: iTt^H^^f'T^'g":

T^^TI^pf

CLVII.
Siihavi-hridai/diiandinf.

commentary, by Salhana, on the

Vritta.-

Ratndkara, a

treatise

on

versification.

STRT^

^To tift^^T^^T^:

^To ^fTT

^To

^t%^r?TT-

^fc^^iffiwT^*

^^iH^j^tr^

TT^7-g?!r^w;

n'^f^^^TTi

^^

CLVIII
Sabdendiisehhara-doshoddhdra

Desertation on Sanskrit

Gram-

matical termonology, by Manyu-deva.

CLIX.
SsLnskdra-Prayoga.

Rules for the performance of the

:

initiatory.

sacraments or sanskdras

by Kamalakara Bhatta.

V^W^

nrrtJT^mlx^^^

TTo

^0

TT^Sfo

C-d

^o Coo

w*

Q:f^2TTf2:^

t^TTf1

^^

CLX.
Hiraneyakdsi'Sutra-Prayogaratna.
Somaydji, for the
the Dar.^a,

Directions,

by

-Mahddeva

application of the Rules regarding the performance of

to

Paurnamdsa aud other Vedic ceremonies according

the

school of Hiranyakesi.

CLXl.
Vishnu-gu dha.
Directions, by

Vishnu Upadhyiya,

for the perforrites.

mance

of the Uktha, Vdjapeya^ 'Mdd/iT/andina,

Da^ardtra aud other

\>

<>.

?^r^7

l^t

TTt^* ^^f'^

^fsrrff^ ^1I^T^:

\f^

^irTT?^t

'^o

CLXIT
Pdrasiica prakdsa.

Persian

Arabian

astronomy

as

known

to

the

Brahmanas

by Vedanga Kiya.

CLXIII.
TripurUika. A Vedantic disquisition on some passages of the Upaniihads declaring the unity of the devine and the human soals ; by Prajnauanda.

f^3Ttf%?f?T5

mnt ^^[i

ff^difl

^wm

CLXIV.
Tarhdmrit.x-tarangint.

A commentary, by MukunJa

Bliatta,

on the

elements of the

Vaiseshika philosophy
76.

the

Tarkamrita of

Jagadisa

Tarkaluilkara. Hull's Contribution^

S'rauta praj/aschiiid

DLXV. Chandrikd, An

Exposition of the rules for per-

forming expiations

for irregularities in the

performance of 5rauta works

by Visvanatha Bhatta son of Narasinha Dikshita.

qft^^Tf?I^T3ra

^5r5T^ fTT^!?T*

^^3T ?T^

-^^T^

TtTf^ftT Trf?^f :

^^

CLXVT.
Vrittaratndkara.

Sanskrit meters

by Keclara Bhatta. For commen-

tary vide No.

CLVII.

^<TT^37 Tj1%^lf7f ^s^TTi^

CLXVII.
Tattvaprahd^a. The elements of Saiva Philosophy
,

by Bhoja Deva.

ITTT'^T^T^'

f^^%^

T?^

o^'[^\

f^W ^d dlf^ d'.

TTV:

in^:

CLXVIII.
Brahmopanishad-Dfpikd.
(

A commentary

on the Brahma IJpaiushad

No.

XXIU.

by S'aAkarananda.

T^X^

m^^

^fT'^ff'^

^'^1

^^^'

??

ilo :^t

^^ TT7TT

an^rfTWrf*T

H^^

:^l[

^^n

^l^r

ii

f^^^TfxT^r

^^T^T

CLXIX.
HansopanisJiad-Dfp.kd
(No. XLI.)
;
.

commentar}^

on the

ILiusa

UjranisLad

bj Safi-karananda.

ffw^'Jr

TTT^'i'*nTfT^rg

^c ^

ti^%o

\\

i|ro t^o

^o

^trtt

,1

L\

CLXX.
Ndrdynnopanisliad-Diijikd.
sliad
(

commentary on

the

Nar^yana Upani-

No.

XVIL

by Sinkarananda.

CLXXI.
rarainnhansopanishad-Dfpikd,
karanaiuhi.

A commentary

on No. CIV. by Saii-

CLXXII.
Jdbdlopanishad-Dfpikdrananda.

A commentary

on No. j^CV.

by S anka-

CLXXIII.

runyuj)anishad-Dfpikd

commentary on No. CI. by Sankara-

nanda.

t^

CLXXIV
Sndna-Paddhati,
Harihara.

gloss

ou Katyayana's rules

for

bathing

by

Tf T^2lff tft

iii^ <TWT <T^^

II

CLXXV.
Bdlabodhint.

The elements of the Yedanta doctrine

of
this

by S ailkara

A'charya.

Mr. Hall describes a book

of
Safiliara,

name

as

commentary
Vide his

on the

Vdhjasudhd

by an unknown

scholiast.

Contribution^ p. 130.

t8

CLXXVI.
A
tmajndnopadeia-Vidhi.
;

Lessons on the knowledge of the devine

Mr. Hall notices a treatise of this des-

essence
cription
p.

by S ankara

A chdrya.

under the

title of

Atmajndnopndesa prakarana. Vide Contnhution,

129.

CLXXVII.
Bdlahodhinf hhdcaprakasinf.

commentary on No.
.

CLXXV,

by

Rimachandra

Sarasvati. Hall's Contribution, p

203.

.L^

CLXXVIII
Vdkyaoritti savicriti

Aa

exposition of the

Vedauta by Saiikara
p. 10(3.

Acharya, with an anonymous commentary. Hall's Contribution,

T^^T.^

^^^

^T^'sr

^nf

^>'

wf^*'

^o

:?.'{.<'

^^ ^ttt

^1

CLXXIX.
Yogachandril-d
.

manual

of

Materea Medica and therapeutics

by Lakshmana.

CLXXX.
Bhdva-Prokdsa.

The nature and treatment of deseases

hy Bhava

Misra

the

most olaborate work on the subject

in Sanskrit next to

the Charaka.

2.3

CLXXXI.
Agni Purdiia.
As. Soc.
80.

One

of the eighteen

great

Purdnas of Vy^sa. Vide

Aufrecht's Bodleian Catalogue 7, 79, 84, 103 ,277, Wilson, in Journal

I.

T^

wfrr^TT^^WTf^fVr^: m^i^^ransnf^^^"*^ ^rrf^^r^f^^xTT!i -jtw-

aigfrriT^^^ irif^fV^T'T

^zzj^nTf^w'n-jf ^g^'^^^j^nsTT-^f^f^f^Tf"^-

CLXXXII.
A^tma Parana- Desertations, in .verse, on the contents of the Upaniby Saiikarinada, Hall's Contribution j p. 116. shads,
J

^^

ffT^TTf?ITRU'

^^^

^T^T:

f^f tTcT

q:fTfq^ H'TT^

cLxxiir,

Kdma-Su

tra.

Oh

association, marital

and nonmarital, with woman

by Vatsj^yana.

xffw,^ jTsn;

^v

<TT^t

f^wf^?^-!f f?^^^

f.^

CLXXXIV.
DdJaM/ia-hotra Prayofja.

Manual

for the

performance of the Dada-

aaha or the ^'twelve day" ceremony.

^ ^f^

^IT5ff

TjaTT^TfT

^^

^^^3

Tf<T

T^'H^^^^'^f^

CLXXXV
Sambandlia-nirnaijd.

Enquire into the nature of the relationship

which bars marriage

by Gopala Nyayapanehauana.

CLXXXVI.
Sulodhint.

A commentary

on the Srauta Sutra of Baudhiyana.

ffT?7!r

'T?!^

m^n: "^TW

^^

^^

^rs^3i

t^

^"Vo ^^<.

^rT^^fri^T^*

sfTT^T^^

^rsgi^ ^min*^ ^mTf^

CLXXXVII.
Budra-Padphaii, Manual for the adoration of Rudra, according
Taittiriya
to

the

Sdkha of the Black Yajur Veda

by Narayana Bhatta.

jTTTnr^T^*

vfTrr^TT^^ irprrTRW:

^^

CLXXXVIII.
"Rudra Bhdshya.

Explanation

of

the

Mantras

for

woi'shipping

Rudra

-,

by Nirayana Acbarya.

T^X^

ITT'^'T TfTSIir:

T^Tf

^o

^^

^Tffifo

^-^

"S^to

^^^1 ^

U^m

^^HT^squsijpr?^

CLXXXIX.
Uttaragitd-Bhdahya.

commentary, by Gaudapada

cliarya,

on

the Uttara

Gitd

metaphysical desertatioa on the model of the Bhaga-

vad Gitd.

t^

Tt?

^^

ht^t^-I't: "^^^-^

fi^^

TfZnf%

\J Ni

Nj

cxc
Hdsasnndara Mahdkdvya.

An

epic

poem, by Sundara Deva, a physi;

cian, illustrating the principles of rhetoric

with an anonymous com-*

mentary.

CXCI.
Pingala-Sdstra.

treatise

on versification in the Prakrita dialect.

CXCIl.
Saddchdra-Sangraha.
illustrated

The

diurnal duties of well behaved

men,

by extracts from the Puranas.

^zifa ^^fti

eisisft

^ii[^*inT^^-"

CXCIII.
Mdnasa-p^ijana.
Batliing and other releglous

diurnal duties

by

Vijayarama

A chary a.

cxciv.
^alida.^akti'-prakdsikd-prabodhint.
Siddiiautcivagisa,

commentary, by Ramabhadra

on the 5 abdasakti-prakdsikd of Jagadisa Tarkalankara,

ou testimony as a proof

Nyaya

treatise

^t

cxcv
AurdhadeJilJca-paddhati,

observed for a Brahmana

A Compendium who has cherished

ot

the funeral

rites

to
fire.

be

the sacred household

DXCVI.
VrihaspaLUai:a'l?rayo(ja.

guide

to the

performance of the Vrthas-

pati-sava ceremony

by Govinda.

^^

V^^

''^

^a?: ^cT"^

f5r5T%^

II

^^^Tf2I TT^'Tt^^ 7?rt^^

TJ^f^TiIT

CXCVII.
Dddadha-proyogd-Vritti.

A
is

handbook
different

for

the performance

of the

Dddasdha ceremony. This work

No.

from the one noticed under

CXXXIV.

CXCVIII.
Paundariha-Prayoga.
rika caremony.

manual

for the

peiformance of the Paunda-

CXCIX.
Mahdvfdta Frayoga,
ceremony.

manual

for the

performance

of the

Mahdvrata

cc.
Pa$aJiddi-Pi'nyoga-SiL tra.

Rules for the performance of the Pdsuka

and other Vedic ceremonies.

mT:*wn3fq''

^^

^^^^^ tt^^i^i *r^

tr^f^fg"

w\^^

cTpt f^r??!:

^^

^t%^

Uj''

li."

^Iir '^tTTT f^fffJ ^^TTTT

N^
CCI.

Karma

Paddhati.

E-ules for

the performance of tha niue essential

Sanslcdras or sacraments.

ceil.
Nddijndna,
of desease
;

On

the examiuation of the pulse

for

the ascertainment

by Attreya.

mTW^T5fJJ*

^ff: TIT TT^^TfiT

^iff ^T^T^IStT^^

CCIII.

Drahyaguna Suiasloka.
Trimalla Bhatta.

Materea

Mo<.1gc:i in a

hiuidicd verses

-,

hy

CCIV
Muhurta-sarvasva,
Astrola^ieal Calendar
;

by Ragbuvi'ra.
1

^>

^^=^^^^*

NOTICES
OF

K E
1!V

i\i:

S S

UAeJENDllALALA MITllA,
lloirn'jr)/ Afviii^irr i:f the
liui/nl

Asiatia Soci' Ij

i.f

Great

Iirit'i'it<

and

Jrcli.ru J
I

a /i(f of the
;

P/it/i^icrrl C/ctss

of the Imperial Aca item jl of ISciniO

oflhe

ienihi

Curfe^jumdiun
S'f.i'ictim, itf

^ifciiihvr

Oricntdf
iiiii^

the Jioi/al

Gauian aiiif oft/ic Jmeriran AcaJemy of Scleua, Hitn<i.ii:.

(</."/{

AnthvnpoloQh'ul Sovicfj/ qf Loaiffnt;

it'\ii(il Siiclrli/

FeU'ji':

of the

of jS'oythcra Antiijiiaricf,
J--.,
ii

Cupenhugen,

c.

%t
IKi)

UNDER ORDERS OF THE GOVERNMENT OF

Xo.

II.

CALCUTTA
PlilXTKD

AT IHE BAPllST MlSsioS

TltESi

.x>

No.
MuJiihi<r-sarivsva.

CCIV.
l)y

Astrological Calendar;

Raglmvira.

^Jo^m'

^nrt^^

Sf^r^f?! ^IfWrt r'=<3d'*i 3T^"

TT^Tjf ^pTl TR?^'

T^^^ ?r^

II

ri

No.
Itasasdviiynrita.

CC V.
preparations of

On

pharmaceutical
;

mercury

a nd other metallic substances

by

Rama

Sena,

No.

CCVI.

Gddhahodhaka.

An

essay,

by Heramba Sena, oncartain deseases

for

appropriate and the medecines most

them.

^h;<.ti:

SHo

^T^

5^1

JTW^PT^ f3]r^^5n^

JTm^^^T?^ 'ggW'^T?^

:g-arqTfwtR;?^

^ ^f^

%^K^^

u^

No.

CCVIL
By
Rajavallabha.

Pii-rildijavatnamdU alias Rdjcardlabha.

concisely
of
food,

Treat*
duties,

diiuks,

baths,

dress,

habitation, diurnal

and other subjects of

hygiene.

It includes also

the

names

of

a nuni

ber of medicines arranged

in classes.

^HTftl^o

'afw^T

^^T^T^"

^f%

No. CCVIII.
Tatliya-vldlal na.

On

dietetics in health

and deseasc.

^^^Tj:

fTwr^^SR- WT^:

^wnr^ ^fwf?r^

n^?jM<=tj

^<:iOHi

^"^fji^i

No. CCIX.
Dravy<i(juna.
ties of

By Naiayana
the

Dasfi.

short treatise an the proper-s

various dnigs,
use

as also of the

different alimentary

substancc-

in

common

among

Hindus of Bengal.

U^

No. CCX.

TarlUaUkd.

guklc

lo ineclical tecliiiicalitics

by Nar.nyana Dasa.

qfrwr^: ^^TTTO^ ^tTtwrr:

^fsTf^rrr;

ii

No. CCXI.
Gamulki/dJjft.
cines.

By Paramos vara

Pv.ak,shita.

Classilication of

medi-

f^^TTJT

^TT^l^^TJ^ ^vjrn^

xfo i

^^mo^

#t ?

^o

'^T\i

g-f^ffrcrift

^?I^W\

7T^:?Tf33|;

^rr<Ief^

ij

U.9.

No. CCXII.

Rituguna.

On

the effect of drugs

and alimentary substances as

Influenced by the seasons.

^U wg^:
I

T^^XM

^rR\Tt<r<545^

^o

^%o

c:-<f

^'

-^^

wfW

tTTTo^T^'

^n^jf^^^TWIT^:

^ld ^^ r[^- WrU-

No. CCXIII.
Yofja-chandrikd.
is

An

essay on the
is

Yoga system
quoted
in

of philosophy.

It

prol)al)ly

the same work which

Hall's

the
17.

Hatha-sankcta-

chandrika of Sundara Deva.

Coutibutiun,

^TTtq

^"\ii^yoi5f

^r^i^fT

oTiHTftr

wstpt ^nrfrr

^wrfir^ro

^i

T3f^i?fTWTnr

"^f^^r^

-fife

No.

CCXIV.
myjs-

Mdyd
tic

Tcuitm.

The

rigin
for

and adoration of Maya and the

diagrams appropriate

her worship.

No.

CCXV.
Mahndeva and Durga, on the
and performing the
diverse

K ilaTanfra.
mode
of

dialogue 1)et\veen

worshipping Dakshina Kali,

ceremonials of that woi^hip.

No.

CCXVL
fasts,

Xavaratnssvam Tantm.

On

penance, meditations and the

worship of Kalika and other Sakta

divinities.

nJ

No.

CCXYII.
Alaliakali.

Mahdhdli Tantra. Discourse on the adoration of

^'

r^

^r^nmr^

^f^

ws%

inrr ^rf^

No. CCXVIII.

Rdja-mdrtanda

alias
oils

Yogasira Saiv/raha.

treatise

on the pre-

paration of medicated

and other compound medicines, attributed to

Raja Bhoja Deva of Dhara.

No.
Siva-mJiafira-ndma.
attributes
of Siva.

CCXIX.
thousand epithets descriptive of the

One

f^^rM

^T^WnnnTpaj^w

^o ^

^%o

to?i ^o ^fW

^o

^n^^

^Ta^qr?}

^^SWW'

'gfTraf ^ItT^tJTT

i|

No.
Syd')nnr.:h.aiuf.-chandrlkd.

CCXX.
goddes.i

Syama

or

tlie rituals

of the

The mode of worsliipping the KaHpnja By Madhavonanda.

WHifH^

3rf^TtT<3r3mT^frRtf^crfg?jT

CCXXI.
Tattra-rh'pilq.

conimcutan' on the Aregha-diita

that
five
is

ol'

K.-'Ha.Js;},
is

l-.v

Bhagiratha
Mallinatha.

ilisra.

The conim'^ntary
had access
to
(.rosvjlnii,

generally
viz.

known
tlie

>)v

AVilson

others,

vor^.s

of

Kalyona

Malla,

>San.'itana

Bharata

!N[aIlika.

rviinirundia
aj'pear

Tarkiilankdra,

and Haragovinda Vaehaspati; but he dues nut

to have seen the

work now under

notice.

R^?

rprTTftfcRiT

u-

CCXXII.
Sdva-sangraha.
peutics.

manual of practice

of

medecine and thera-

By Raghunatha.

ficdiftl

^1^ '^T^f^C^

^TiT^TTi

^Wr

f^^TTRI *?SW*t Tf^TT:

^WWTrT

l|

CCXXIII.
abda-hhedaP raMsa.
or very nearly the same,

vocabulary of words having the

same,

sounds, but very different meanings.

Anony-

mous.

^rrniint

siR^T'Tspm" ^Ti^

''^

^Ti"^

^m^^

II

x.T^ v:se;v^^^^m-

CCXXVI.
AnncLpttrndshto'.inr.i-sala-ndriia, Stotm..

A hymn
is

in

praise of

Annapdrna, a form

of

Durga, in which one hundred and eight epithets

said to be a frag-

appropriate to her are worked out into verses. This

ment

of the

Tantra named lva-Rahasya,

but

it

docs not occur

in

f?T^:

'^?rTT!TTOT^T7III^rriMI<W

ccxxv.

Ulkidl-svarupa.
teors, rain-bows,

Extraordinary physical phenomena, such as

fires in forests,

metheir

multiplicity of moons, spontaneous

nature

and

causes,

and prayers
it is

for alleviating their evil

effects.

The

work

is

incomplete;

probably a part of one of the Tantras.

f^wn'

srom ?nf^: 1%?i^r

vrTf'r!:

Sfft^n

j:tw

^g^

w\f^-

'r^jfl

^rri^:-

IrrrfsT
f^^7?T

wrgr^ff
f^Ji^r?:

^wit^?t"

f^(*iTd^<^T:grr'
t'^j^'t:

^m^^nfsT

^wrH

^t^Trnr

f^rgrrr^ij^mqTfnf^^r^w^t-

CCXXVI.
Jyotis-sdra.

The elements

of Astronomy.

By Hala}-udha

Misra.

??7nnT?t

wnr^^fT

^re^f*r^

ttx'?^''

^^?r

^^^^fr^^pa^H^i!frTjOtfT:

CCXXVIT.
Slaf"li<iht'a-bh('da.

Adoration of the female energy, S akti, through

the ni;liuiu

tif

niytric diagrams.

By

Pur-jianaada.

-\

f ^^q:

5?=TrrqT''Jr\=^^T'5"f

ft^^C^H

II

CCXXVIII.
Varadd
ir.''4

Tuiitra.

Tins MS.

is

probably incomplete.
;

The

foUow-

are the contents

of the hrst eight chapters

;

Ist.

mystic mantras of
;

Kill and Dakshlua Vidya

-uJ.

diurnal duties ef Saktas

-ith.

3rd.

the

mode
iov

of attaining perfection in

the Kjli mantra;

;

time appropriate
of Kolika or
tlie

f..ir tli'j

attainment of that perfection

oth. certain
;

mantras

tlie

attainment

of

special
feni.iie

objects

Gth.

Yoni Mudni
worship of the

iii":<z'x

diagram of the
;

enjrgy

7th.

spiri-

tunl

vuide

8th. astrological

iniluence on

the mantra for

the

wor-

ship of Kalika.

^.n

CCXXIX.
Viva Tantra.
the spiritual guide
;

This

is

likewise incomplete. Its

;

contents are

Ist,

2uJ. the worship of Tara

3rd. derivation of

cer-

tain mystic mantras;

,5th.

4th. those appropriate to particular individuals;

the
;

mode

of attaining perfection in

them
;

Gth. desirable objects de-

fined

7th.

worship
science

of
;

Dakshina Kali
10th. controul

8th.

and

9th. isoterics of the

;

Sdkta

secret

over the passions

11th. charreli-

acterstics

of the maha-vira, or the great

hero in this form of

;

gious worship; 12th worship of Maha-vidya

13th. worship
15th.

of

Ugra-

chanda
vances

1-ith.

vocabulary of mystic mantras

means and obser-

for

the attainment of supernatural powers, for the distruction

affection of

of enemies, securing the

woman.
I

&c.

Sec.

\?,C

l<r|*?<*

'fr^rfjTwt

^f'^

ccxxx.
VlmaldTantra.
&c.

Mystic

rites to

be celebrated with wine,

women,

f^^W

^T^l^

^POJW^

^S'%'> ^-^

^ ?

^o

^^'^'^

CCXXXI.
Dii.rj.i-pujd-vidhi

Manual

for the

pGrformance of the Durga

Puja.

CCXXXIl.
Kdli-piLJa-L'tdhl.

Guide

to the

pji-tbrmmco of the Kali Puja.

Is

CCXXXIII.
Slva-vaha^ya.

compilation from the Tantras on

the Jeviuity

and worship of S

iva.

Anonymous.

^^qnj ^?TWHi

iftrr^t

^i^^'T

Diirrj i-hhakti-lahari.

CCXXXIV. An eido^ium

on faith

in

Durga.

By Ra-

ghuttama

Yati.

'^

CCXXXV.
Mahdnila Tantra. On
mantras.
the devinity of Siva and Sakti, and their

CCXXXVI
Tdrd pradipa.
of the

compendium,

in five chapters,

on

tlie

principles

Sakta

faith,

and the rules

to be observed in the worship of Tara.

By LaksUmana

Desika.

^^^

dKIU^:

^rT3T5T:

^o

??iro

iT??lt4alliTJITTT'^KI'nHrt^ H4JfftV|'TJ>^<. r^:

?rt

ttwtt:

3nrf?r fJrwTf ^tfinRt

"aj

^JK^

: i

*i^RVf^

rTITTrrra ^^Ji^Tff

^=^

^^Trf^T^WrT f^fV^^iTf%fr
e\

Hn^^TTTJI^
-J

l*?!

CGXXXVIl.
Kdrfrujiivja-dipaddna

Paddhati.

Rules for dedicating lighted

lamps

to Karta-virya.

By Lakshmana
I

Desika.

^^^

^h1^^m<<mm40t:

CCXXXVIII.
Kdlyaslituha.

A hymn

to Kali,

from the Dcihsklnd-Kdli-Kalpa.

By

Vishnu.

CCXXXIX.
Sanathumdra Tantra.
kiimfira,

Yaishnava Tantra, attributed to Sanat;

nu

one of the earliest Rishis. Its contents are 1st. mantra of Vish2nJ. 3rd. & 4th. worship of Krishna 5th. mystic mantras of Vishnu
;

6th. mvstic

mantras of Gopala
8th.

7th. the

form

in

which Gopala should

he worshipped;

Homa
;

&c.

explained;

9th. a

charm

for

over-

coming
mantras

evils of
;

every kind

10th. ritual for attaining perfection in the

11th. initiation in the mantras.

<7ft tLn< r

^ Tm f%l[^T^$f^

*JiH^??Tt sn^ST^

qsT^^ ^r^^3^:

CCLX.
Tantra Ratna.
the following subjects
tic
:

This MS.

is

incomplete

it
;

contains 5 Patalas on
;

viz. secret

congregation

time for initiation

mys-

diagrams

rituals

reflation of the breath and gesticulation during

worship.

By

Srikrishna Vidyavagisa.

u^

CCLXI.
Dsvi Upccnishad.
devinity.

On

the preeminence of the Devi as the supreme

fw^Tjii

5rft5nnrfwi[W

^ ^

ws-f^' <-o

^o io

^o

^^jrt^'

^u

CCLXII.
SaJdi-ratnikara.

work of the Tantra

;

class

in

five

chapters.

Contents

1st,

an enquiry into what

Durga

3rd. the merits of her

is Brahma 2nd. the true nature of many names -ith, the merits of wor;

shipping her; 5th. the nature and attributes of Mahavidya.

Ji"^"^!

JT^'f^xiTT

ji'^i[wT 'T^^gi::

Tf?r ^%':<*it*t:

?f1f^T?r^R^t fw <?-m cj

-tut

't^^ ^wto:

^^ttt^N-

CCLXIII.

Urdhdmnaya
2nd. incarnations

S^mhltd.

A treatise
;

on modern Vaishnava
faith in the spiritual

faith,
;

attributed to Narada. Its contents are

;

1st.

guide

3rd. derivation of the mystic

;

mantra

for
;

the wor5th. pra;

;

ship of Gaura and Chaitanya

ise

4th. praise of the tulasi plant

of the
to

river

Ganges
;

6th.

worship of the spiritual guide

7th 9th

hymn

Xorayaaa

8th. praise of

Gaya

as a place

of pilgrimage

praise of the
religious acts

month Kartika,
;

as the season

meat
;

for the

performance of

10 th. various sects of Vaislinavas

12th. offences against the

11th. worship of Vaishreligion.

ijava saints

Vaishnava

^?q^ ^-W^

li^lrT 'T'^I^f^

n ^^^-

^^<l<l'*J'i!^<ii

KW\^ ^f^HP^:

II

V-<J

CCXLIV.
Tantra-gdndharva.
of Sakta of the original Smritis.

An

elaborate treatise on the various subjects

religious observances, attributed to Dattatreya, author of

one

CCXLY.
Kula-chudd-mani Tantra.
is

This MS,

is

incomplete. Its subject

of wine,

the adoration of the Devi through the

medium

women

&c. It

is

one of the text books of the Kaulas, a sect of lecherous drunkards.

f%^4.*ii(

-^Jir ??T

=^r^

^^^^^

(I

CCXLVI.
Kankila-mdlini Tantra. An verses. The portion found contains
:

original
1st.

Tantra in

fifty

thousand

the relation of the Devi to the

letters of the

alphabet; 2nd. the mystic diagram of the

;

Yoni;
;

Srd.

adoration of the spiritual guide

4th. the

mantra

of Mahakali

5th

the

mode

of praying with

it.

^n

3TJi^^

^^qrw ^T^rt ^k^'

ii

CCXLVII.
Giinc Tantra.

The

spiritual guide,

his character

and adoration.

Tr^i^nr:

siTo

^T^'

f ^mfiiwrrfhff ^w^

oiJi^j!^

^-^x T^T^

srif?7T

^'^

^Txrir^ft

=\

^^rfTRT'

Teg ^'
J

^TJT

?pT?Tr5iffg^" q^ni
J

^nm'

^nft

f^' wuJ f^w^^^^^^'w^m

s

CCXLVIII.

Brahminda-jndna Tantra.
tion of the universe, and the

A Tantra on the origin and destrucknowledge of the devine essence.

*<<*

K:

l^'?

CCXLIX.
Uftara Tantra.
This treatise includes ten chapters on the followviz:
1st.

ing subjects of the Sakta faith,

duties

of the
for

faithful

2nd.
into

the

mode
;

of pertormiug

them

3rd. proper persons

;

initiation

the faith
persons

4th. discription of

Kida-Saktl
;

5th. the peculearities of the

;

who

are
;

fit

to

worship her

Gth. different forms of Sakti

7th.

praise of Sakti

8th. praise
;

of a disgustingly obscene form of worship

9th. different

called Sayamhhu-kiisiiiiui

forms of seats proper during

worship

10th. praise of sacrifice.

^o

^T^'

^g-:Tgj#

^m^rl^r

^^ trsi^ ij^-^:

CCL.
ITotha-(h'pil-d. A Yoga manuaJ, by Svatmarama. Its contents are uvercoming of the passions and regulation of habits: 2ud. regula.

1st.

[ ^^^^

tion of the breath

ditation.

3rd. mystic diagrams

4th. the highest

form of me-

fT^T^I

sr^t'iWTfTjj^^
qrw^r:
I

qo
I

\>;

vf|^

%[

sac:

^o

^i=\^
i

^to

^o?

Tsn^ ^t^1\lffl^^j^^f^?^^Tf1'^i^|-^^dl j>< ;

CCL.
Adbhuta-CJiarita.
Ten-estrial, atmospheric

and

celestial

portents,
religious

and the mode of overcoming

observances.

their evil effects

by mantras and

No. CCLI.
Dattdtnvja SunhUd.
for the

A work

of

the Tantra class, on the details

performance of Yoga, or meditation for the attainment of perfeclife.

tion in this

By

Dattatreya.

^*!!i^ trfiy*^ jrftr^TTtfjmTTT'^T

^rRT

^'

-q-eiT

"QW

f^

^<l<t|Tjfi:

||

Tf?r

^T%"?IVTf^ ^T^n^TT^

No. CCLII.
Adbhiifa-sdm.
Terrestrial,

atmospheric and celestial omens of ap-

proaching

evils,

such as earthquakes, meteors, comets, &c., and the means

of obviating

their

mischievous

effects.

This work quotes No. CCL.

By Mahadeva

Sarma.

5^

J^

^ffTBTT:

No. CCLIII.
Si/rdchiitfdiiKoji.

Tautra compilation on

D/7x<//ii

or

initiation

in

the mantras, ami the rituals of S'akta worsliip.

By

BliaviiuiprasuJa.

^%

?TT

* *

^'

* 'I'TT^

T^ ^g-

ifw

'giTTH.-

'

No. CCLIV.
(jJii'randa Sd'tJutd.

A Tantra,
Yoga form

in seven chapters,

on UiJddaa, or the

mode

of performing the

of S akta worship.

By

Gheraiula.

A 2

Tf^ ^TT^^f^wT^T

^rs^^TJwr^ g^^tr^''^^

^gwTf^%3tT

5rra

No.

CCLV.

BaHliind-Kaliku-sanhhejm-jniJd-prayoga.
(livers

compilation,

from

Tantras, on the details

of

worshipping Dakshina Kali.

a

By

Ilarakumara Thakura.

The author was

member

of

the

Tagore

family of Calcutta, and died about fourteen years ago.

No. CCLVI.
Siddha-nufjdrju nil/a.

A Tantra on the
women,
&c.

attainment of supernatural

powers, and the means of causing death by imprecation, and securing the
good-will and aifection of kings,

By

Siddhanagiirjuua.

No. CCLVII.
Tantra'Chintumani.
fascinating,

Tantra compilation, by Damodara, on

&c.,

killing, paralyzing,

females, kings

and enemies, by

means

of

charms and mystic diagrams.

s^'

^Tm^f% wr^f^

^Tf^

'Tift

-^T^^rF^^ ^^ ^tr^^iix^rr

No. CCLYIII.
Ktilaniava Tantra.
tents
:

An
;

original Tantra, attributed to S'iva.

Con-

1,

creation

chara system of worship

and existence of humanity; 2, advantages of the Kulao, praise of Urdhamniiya and other Tantras
derivation of mantras
; ;

on the subject

4,

5, articles

necessary for the

Kula form of worship G, purification of those articles of sacrifice and 9, Yoga, as performed by the of Yatuka 8, Eules for diinking wine worship on particular auspicious system 10, followers of the Kula
;

tual guide

days; 11, Eulesofthe Kula system; 12, adoration of the shoes of the spiri13, characteristics of the spiritual teacher and the taught 14,
; ;

their trials
17,

1-3,

attainment of power over mantras

c^c.

IG, desirable objects;

name

of the Gm-u,

J^l^^
^rsjj^x::
f^Tor:

^^T^^f|=^

sTTo

TT^

wr^'sr <<:<<^^

'T^^w

f^^^T??^

^^^

^frfi^^nT ^^7Tr7ifR5j^ n

filt^:

^1^f^rd<*'qW

^^WTTRRI^"??^

^ ^^T^T*Jir<.*<l'^lrj

^^-^ ]

No.
Yogocali Tantra.

CCLIX.
Yoga
doirnia.

Tantric explanation of the

^g^-^TT:

TfT %T3rT^^tff% '^T^TTt^'^T^ ^rg^nra'^ ^T^?TT?"2% ^r^r^tT^"5rt ^tttth

No.
Tantra-pramoda.

CCLX.
performance of the Iloraa
for ini-

Rules

for the

tiation into the Tantric doctrine.

sT^1ll^ ^*j l*^ T 4><'^^<^^4<l

f^ ^^t^ ^Tfq

No. CCLXI.
Sarasvati Tantra.

Contents:

1,

means

for

vitalising
;

mantras;

2,

Yoni mudra,
Kulluka
the
;

or mystic diagram of the female

emtlem
;

3,

the goddess
of

4,
;

the purification of the great bridge, &c.

G,

5, purification

mouth

the

Yoga
5^

of

life.

^\

^T^fl^'^

^iy^K:

No. CCLXII.
Siddhavulija-iUpikd.

Ou

tliG

cult of

Dakshna

Kiili,

by S'aukara

Acliaiya, disciple of Jaganuatha.

'^

'^

ftlft^T^^T

wf\'

xfr^ fgirf^'^grKllwrat "sr^^:

^^w- ^^ra:

ii

(t'

$ff*T^TrgT'5f

No. CCLXIII.
A'tjtviiKisdra.

A compilatiou,
j^

by llagliumani, ou Tautric mysteries.

^^

^^ii^TT:

^TfTitJTifTf^*nlT^f^^rf^^wrf5Tnfrrqf4ji^:

[ V.8^

No.
VfjacJihitdmani Tantra.

CCLXIY.
original Tantra.

An

Contents:

1,

praise of
;

the alphabet

2, its origin
;

3-4, mystic

mantras
;

their derivation

-"J,

de-

sirable objects

6, 7, 8, vitalizing

of mantras

9, particular forms of

me-

ditation.

f^^T^

^^^^T^rrfr^Tf^fT^

^<'

X"

^T-^o o

%!

;^c:o
i

^o wfv^

No.

CCLXV.
:

KakaUja Tantra. Tantric secret observances. Contents

wine, {madya,)
flesh, {mdnsn,) fish, {miim,) gesticulation,

1,

praise of

{mndra,) female

society, {maithuna,)

the

five essentials of

Tantric worship.

These are

technico-Uy called, from their initial letters, the five ms.,^/w/?f/w makdra.
2-3, purification of the five essential ms.
;

4, five

great principles

5,

public homas.

^^

TT^aj^rn::

T3TT ^jffrT -^W<^

^T *n^ ^^T^TT'

||

No.
Chintdmani Tantra.
the six mystic circles
;

CCLXVI.
is

The MS.
5,

incomplete

its
;

contents

are

1,

2,

the all-protecting
;

charm

3,

Youi-mudra

dia-

gram

4,

meaning

of mantras

vitahty of the meanings of mantras

;

G, ditto of

mantras relating to diagrams

7, ditto

of diagrams.

^^^TTT:

sTfo

^i^

^tn^ifST^r^
Sy.'^l'^IMI

\^X^

w^rk'^ sfV^Rf'^ fRT^^

II

^TfT^"^

^W*ft ^^^W^^

^^ifST^o

'if'^

c2

^aa
No.
S//t//ii(/k(dj)a/(/h!.

CCLXVII.
of the
;

A
5,

work

Tantra

class,
;

by Eamacharana.
diurnal
;

Contents
4,

1, praise

of the

Devi
;

2,

initiation

3,

worship

hymn

to

Syjima

charms

6, exercise in the
;

mantra

7-8, particular

forms of worsliip;
11, homa.

9, secret

worship

10, different forms of reflection &c.

^JT^TWlPTT'Kfr^ ^"t^i^rs?

"STl^T "sTR:

II

a, wr^'reR^i^rTsi;:
f^-^:^**!;*/
<t.

1,

w^'^^miw

^,

j-c^iMif-Nftr:

-ac:^

^rsR"-

r^^^T'STiTf^N:

\o, >rRTlxf^ta-s?:

^^, ^jff.

fr^^

^ ^^rr^TT^R^^wj'^ll
No.

CCLXVIII.
said to he

F//'fr

Tantm.

This work

is

an original Tantra treating

is

of the whole S'likta cult.

The MS. examined

of unsettled

imperfect and contains

;

only charms

for

bringing

persons under control

for

bewitcliing,

paralyzing, and

making them

mind

for appeasing male-

volent influences, &c.

'T'TTrTRTol ^f^rjfj

No.
^ft/ania
initiation,

CCLXIX.
diagrams, &c.

Chmuh-llca.

Tautric compilation, by Rumakrishna, on

divinities,

Lathing-,
is

worship of different

The

MS. examined

incomplete.

No.

CCLXX.
The
religious duties of the

KauUkch-chana-dipikd, alias Kula-iUinku.

Kaulas.

By

Jagadiinanda,

I8t

No.
Yuktikalpatarn.
jewels,

CCLXXI.
It treats of
seats,
Hai^s,

compilation by Bhoja Narap.iti.

swords, horses, elephants, ornaments,

umbrellas,

ministers,

army, horses, boats, &o. and frequently quotes from an

author of the
of Dhara.

name

of

Bhoja

(hhojcpi),

meaning probably Bhoja Raja

*Niai:
I

^o ?

^^TTo ^f^^rnTT'^'^fr^TT^Tf^frt^^r^rfsisrfr'c;

^o ^T^' f^'^f^^T

%'^l<d'MI<?i*jrH

^T f^W:

ff

^T^^rKTUFTSnTT-s^J^^ *T^

|l

^8^

^TRTfiiTTf^freprrsrf +jk*^i*uj
J

jmu:
\

fT^rw r5n5q'fWf7ti<*!y d >j J

< ^t" J ^

^Tmjt T[f< * * *

^:-

^%Ei ^ f^tj:
J

^^oT^lf^:
O

^T^Rr^"^f^: ^^TlfTT^f^: i^^T^cn^WT fT5fT?TTrt^T ^

J
J

^T^-

^f^TTqTT^T

**ddM<lT!j|

^Ttqmf'Prd^

^f^T^TTt^ ^f^^-

No.
Snrasangralia.

CCLXXII.
conjunctions,

On

stellar

mourning,

expiations,

lunar days, &c.

By

Cliandras'ekbara Vacliaspati.

sn

TRg'

f^

Tf^T

^^

^^

f^'??"^

^^^^:

^^trr^wTrfffttw -g-^iiosn^^ii

II

No.

CCLXXIII.
Object of the mantras for the per-

Vaisvadevddi-mantm-vydkhyd.

formance

of sruddlia, &c.

No.
Vrihaiinirnma Tantra.
of the

CCLXXIV.
original Tautra.

Au

Contents,

1,

origin

universe
;

2,

the

mundane

creation

8, praise

of the
;

female
D,

energy
lotus of

5, G, 7, 8,
;

Goloka and other

celestial regions
;

the

knowledge
;

10, the

upper part thereof

11,
;

knowledge of the
lo, praise of the

Tantras

12, Tantras appropriate to the

is

Yaishnavas
;

Lralmia whose name

the acaiUnda hermit.

formed of ten syllables

14,

characteristics of

^^8

^^r^^mifT'^i

f^nrrt^nTri^!:^!

^^^

^rsr^

^i^t n

'^f^7^

^HfiTfr<-

wnTtff ^f^f%?f

CCLXXV.
Dcaifnuinirnja.

Dissertations, by Vacliaspati Mis'ra, on disputed queswhen they extend

months,
or night to day,

tions of Smriti, such as, bathing, duties during eclipses,

from day

to

night,

adoption, intercalary

shedding of the hair of the head near sacred streams, &c.

<\

f^%r^>rm-* %^ret ^T^ftf:

q^% oTTI^Ti-^

TJoT^^R;:

11

cT-^qlr qfC?r:

^qrrfw TT^^^"t<<*H^

-gf^:

I'

[U-]

CCLXXVI.
Sanskdra-vdddrtha.
or safiskaras.

Smriti compilation on essential

sacraments

CCLXXVII.
Kalanirmiya.
rites.

On

proper times for the performance

of

religious

By

Gopala Nyaya-panchanana.

^0-^T^

^f%^ cfi^TiT

^: qn%T "SR

^^:

sff^T cT^T:

CCLXXYIII.
Ddnomgara.

A compilation,

in 70 sections, on

tlie

advantages of

and their consecration. The author of this treatise was Raja Valhila Sena of Bengal. He calls himself the son of Yijaya Sena, and grandson of Hemanta Sena. According to the author of the Sama>/a
various kinds of gifts,

PrnkcWa, the work was completed in the S'aka year 1019,

Vide Journal As. Soc. Bengal,

A. D. 1097.

XXXIV.

pt.

i.

p. 1-37.

*JI^Hrfl^<,:|

i|^ qrf^ fJr:f%qPfT

A^

wfrTfr: qyij

*****
l

* * *

^^

* ^J^^J^^^^^P^^^^^^J^^.

CCLXXIX.Nirnmjdmrita.
Siirya Sena.

Smriti treatise on obligatory diurnal duties.

By

c2

>=]

'

?-'>>="
r^qI :

=5-^'-U

s--=-a,r'vri^'_

CCLXXXVkrwaiAairffrnt.

On the
By

oii^iii,

forms,

and meiits of the

letters of the

Sanstnt alphah^

fiamagopala Fanchanaoa, son of fianumatha,

gxandsan of Xaiajana.

C
T-

-5

^i'l

"^

Ost*-

'5''

31

-'

'J

a% =

-3

"!"

T ^

-^j

^ -

7^

t St

'

t: 3>

5=^.

i'?t

3!

<-

--r^,

<,

31

-=

-^

"n;^-

S'riiattmbodhimi.

^A

finpilatMin

tdioleof the Sikta oilL

The MS.

15 chapters.

"

(^rl^tT^JT

^^TETW^

JTTnrfi^ fqW^ff:

II

CCLXXXIII.
YofjiniJtridaya-dipihd.

A commentary on No. CCLXXXII, Ly Amri-

tananda.

tilJM:

^o ?

^TTo ^f^*I

tj"^fjsf r^'^rft^I'^^^TfiT:

i
I

oTJIlT^T^^T orqfW < fl +J f% oiT^T^T

CCLXXXIV.
Turapmdfpa.

A Tantra compilation by Lakshmana Desika.

^0 ^T^

H^ISi^UI^-rtT 'J^raT^fHT^T

TT^iV^^^T^

^TTT ^T

TT^M?:

of^TTf fWffTJ ^jfjl^j ^FTJIfij:

II

CCLXXXY.
Niruttara
Tantra.

An
;

original Tantra,
;

attributed

to

^laliiideva.
;

Contents

1,

praise of Daksliinii Kali

2,

the cult of that divinity

o,

charms, bearing her

the

name

4, j)urifications
;

necessary for her worship

7-8, bathing her
;

5-0,
for

mode
;

of worshipping her at night

9,

image

worship

attainment of joower over her mantra

;

10, differences of the

;

various forms of S'akti

12, another form
;

11,

form of adoration appropriate for Yogis

13, adoration of

Siddha Yidya, a form

for the

of

S akti

14,

characteristics of courtezans

who may be engaged

worship

15, purifications of wine, flesh, meat, fish, gesticulation

five essentials of

Kaula form of and

female society, or the

Kaula worship.

CCLXXXVI.
Jihhuinanda-taraixjiai.

Tantra compilation by S'iromani.

only the
first

Tlie

MS.

is

incomplete,

containing

seven

cliaj^ters

and a

portion of the 8th.

The subject is the cult of the Devi and of her different manifestations. One chapter is devoted to prove that the Durga puja is founded upon unquestionable authorities.

"^rii.^

f5ii.cjc)iw^

^r=rT*rj^ ^iiT''"^

No.
Vcirahi

CCLXXXYII.
Krishna.

Tanfm.
the
;

A Vaishnava Tantra attributed to

Gropa tribe
;

Con-

tents

1,

dialogue between Krishna and Riidhikti on their birth

2, description

and and
;

sojourn

among Brahma Lingas

of

Brahma

stones

3,

sacred places, where perfection

;

may

be attained

4,

places with five sacred pools

b-Q, the
;

place of pilgrimage in Chittagong

places of pilgrimage
;

8,

merits of

Mahadeva of Chandras'ekhara, a 7, the Champaka forest, and other reading hymns to Chandi, wearing

charms bearing her name, &c.

u^

No.
Lt'Kjdrchana Tantra.

CCLXXXYIII.
rules

The

and advantages of worshiping the

Linsram.

^i;

1%^^^fl'^^

T^Jjff

TTW^T^

^nr^T

^T^^^T

II

^^t

No.

CCLXXXIX.
of the original

Mahdnindna Tantm.
in 14 chapters.

One
1,

and most revered of

first

Tantras, attributed to Mahadeva.

The MS.

includes only the

;

half

Contents:
;

enquiry into salvation

2-3, adoration of
;

Para Braluna
syllabic
circles, &c.

4, ditto of Prakriti or

the female energy

;

-j,"

the deca-

mantra of the Devi, and adoration therewith

;

6,

homa, magic

7,

the cult of the Kaulas

;

8, duties
;

of the several castes

and orders of men

9,

the ten sacraments

10, S 'raddhas and other cere;

monies; 11, expiations; 12, rules regarding conduct

houses, tanks, temples, alms, images of gods, &c.
;

13, consecration of

14,

consecration of

Lifigams

fourteen orders of

Avadhuta

ascetics, &c.

iJ-sy^TT:-

THT ^^^rf^^TTJTfT^ ^^rn^mwTrm

^^-Ki^flfsrtn^^TTT

^lHc;i?gr^<i-

^TTTrrf^pqit^^M^w^r??^
^5?,

?,^,

^q<ir<aajj<tmqyi*jnyTi*jW

+j-iiHjc*ic|^K<*>it^r

\\, 4i*t|ij^4jiJioif?iisu*jir<<;^ji-<^^TfrKiTf^-

d2

No.
Kidanidva
of the Kaulas.
Tuiitra.

CCXO.
and standard Tantra
&c.

\u

original
1,

the text book

mantras,
consecration of

Contents:
;

existence of created beings; 2, praise of

;

the Kauhx tenet

o,

praise of

Urdhamnaya,

4, derivation of
;

and
the

rules regarding the regulation of the breath

^-'^,
;

articles

necessary for the

of
;

Vatuka attendants

Kaula form of worship Siva and his consort 8,

;

7,

adoration of

rules regarding

Lbinking duiing worship

11, rules of conduct for

i),

Yoga
;

10,

particular

forms

of worship
;

Kaulas
their

12, respect for the shoes of S'ri

13-14,
of

teacher and the taught,

characteristics
;

and

trials

15,

mode

attaining perfection in mantras

objects
;

16, rites for the attainment of desirable

17, miscellaneous rules regarding

Kaula

teachers.

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No. CCXCI.
DnMina-lTa/pa.
Tattvavagis 'a.

Manual

of S'akta

worship.

By

Ilaragovinda

^?TJnf^^^7rnaTf^;Trat;"5T T?-?7Tv;rT

ii

No. CCXCII.

Rudrmjamala Tantm. An elaborate and original Tantra, including the whole range of S akta knowledge about religion, social orders, castes,
sacred places,

modes

of adoration, forms of ceremonies,

&c.,

Oce.

The

MS.
67

is

imperfect,

and contains

nine thousand verses divided into

sections.

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No. CCXCIII.

Nigama Kalpndnima.
tious worship.

A
:

Tantra compilation, on secret or

should be purified
as
;

licen-

Contents
;

1,

praise of wine, flesh, fish, gesticulation

and

female society

2,
;

the reason

form of worship
5, particulars

4, praise of
;

why they women

3,

the noblest
;

an instrument

of worship
;

thereof

6, worship thereof

7, especial worship
;

8, ditto

vdth. scaijambkH-kiiSHma, a

kind of

filthy

rag

9, purifieatiou of
;

the five

essentials of worship noticed in the 1st chapter

flesh,

10, particular kinds of

and

their purification.

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STPSUqgH^ VJITRT ^I^TSW^tfT

11

Tf*r

f^nm^^T^

^rvi<:^Mi4*ft'n>r^ ^^ri?5 'J^^:

ii

No.

CCXCIV.

Brahmdnda

Tantra.

Tantra in which Narayaiia, in reply to a

question from Nurada, expounds the truth about Lrahma, Trakriti or

female energy, and Pralaya or periodical destruction of the universe.

Contents

1,

Unity of Prakriti and Purusha

2, praise of S'akti

3,

de-

scription of Goloka, the region of

Vishnu
8,

4, incarnation of Prakriti
;

5-6-7, various

names
;

of Prakriti

worship of Tarini
;

!),

true

know-

ledge

explained

10,

hymn

to

Prakriti

11,

distinction

between

Prakriti and Purusha.

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ii

No.
Pichchhihi
includes the
Tantrn.
first.

CCXCV.
Tantra in two parts
of
tlio
:

An
;

original
:

the

MS.
;

Contents
4,

1, characteristics

spiritual
;

guide

2-3, praise of Kiiliku

mantra
control

of

Krishna

5, initiation
;

(3,

rules for

bringing people
thieves,

under

by charms

7,

mantras
;

for seizing

&c.

8, ditto for

overcoming snake poison

;

9,

the mystic dia-

gram

called sarvatohhadra
;

10,
;

individual peculiarities; 11,

13, pacification of
;

mantras
14,

of Kiilika

12, daily worship

;

demons

man-

tras of Durgii

15, worship of virgins

;

IG, six mystic circles

17, praise

of the
19,

mantra of Kalika

18,
;

mantra of Mah?!

Kiili

charm bearing the name of Bhuvanes'vari 20, origin of Vidyii 21, monosyUabie mantra
;

of Kalika.

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M^

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No.
Viihyatattca.

CCXCVI.
on time

A Smdrta treatise by Siddhauta Panclianana,

meet

for religious ceremonies.

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cTT'^J^f^'??:

No. CCXCVII.
Kdvyddars'a-vynkhi/d.
tise

A commentary

on the Kavyddaxs'a, a

trea-

on rhetoric, by
E

Dai.uli.

mO

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t^

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vwf^

No. CCXCYIII.
Sankalpachandri/cd.
religious ceremony.

A Smriti treatise on resolution to

commence a

By Eaghunandana

Bhattacharya, the author of

the 28 Tattvas.

No.

CCXCIX.

Mimdiisd-nydya-])mhas'a. A treatise on tlie elements of the Mimansa philosophy, by Apadeva son of Anantadeva. Dr. Hall describes this work as " of fii'st-rate repute and great comparative currency."
Contributions &c., p. 185.

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No. ceo.
Mnktitattva.

Nine

dissertations

on

the

means

of

salvation

as

described

by the Yedantic philosophers.

By Ramananda

S'Vami.

No. CCCI.
Bdlabodhiiti.

xl

commentary ou the Gita-Govinda

of Jayadeva.

By

Cliaitauya Dasa.

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CCCII.
R(in}allJo(hii/a.

An

epic poem, in

twenty cantos, on the

E,;imakanta.

life

of

R;ima

from

liis

Lirth to bis corouatiou.

By

V^

'\^H\

-ai^

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V^

II

II

ff

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II

11

CCCIII.
Siddhdnta Gttd.
three

treatise

ou salvation.

It

says that the

first

freedom, from transmigration

Vedas are the great causes of bondage, and the last the means of and of eternal beatitude. It is said to be a

part of a work
chapters.

named Athan-a-mliaaya, and

is

divided into

eight

Oy

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ii

CCCIV.
Srihan'stofra.

A hymn

in praise of Hari.

By

S'ankara x^churya.

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II

CCCY,
Jinandatarangini.

Itinerary

from Cbandananagara to

Lenarea,
k^i,^cnds.

and description

of the Latter city, its foundation

and ancient

By Vechavama

Nyayalankara.

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No. CCCVI.
SiddhuDfamani-mmi/ari.

An

astrological

compendium, by Vechaeffects

rama Nyajalankara, containing

detailed

accounts of the

of

particular conjunctions of the Planets.

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Yati/dchdra-Sangraha.
ves'vara Sarasvati.

CCCVIL
of a Tati,
tlie

A manual of the duties The MS. found contains only

is

by

Vis',

rules for the

funeral of Yatis,

and

entitled Yatisanskiira Prayoga.

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^'^m

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3Z^

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No. CCCYIII.
Panchikarana Vdrttika.

A metrical

paraphrase of S'ankara Acha-

rya's FancJit'karctrid, Prakriijd,

disquisition on the union of the five

elements in the formation of the universe, and the means of redemption

therefrom.

By

Sures'vara iLcharya.

Yide Hall's

Coiiiributioiis,

139.

.'5^

No. CCCIX.
Prasfhdna-hhedn.

Essay on the different schools

of

the

Yedanta

Philosophy.

By

MadhusiiJana Sarasvati.

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No.
Sydmd-jjradipa.
1.

CCCX.
of

A manual for the worship

3.

Syama.
2.

Contents

The

derivation of the mystic

her.

mantra of the Devi.

4.

The mode
6.

of worshiping

Prayers.

Fee &c,

5.

Purification.

Natures of the worshipers and the worshiped.

ship.
8.

7.

Occasional wor-

Esoterics of the cult.

9.

What

are desirable objects.

IJ.

10

Eitual for the worship of Tara.

11.
^*ic'.

Especial worship.

Hymns

and prayers.
F 2

13.

Expiations,

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No. CCCXI.
Achara-mala,
liules of conduct, or

what

to

do and what to avoid.

By

Nidhirama S'arma.

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^frrfpT^rT^in:^^

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No. CCCXII.
Bauavdki/arali.

Consecration of various

kinds

of gifts,

and

tlie

merits of bestowing

them upon

particular persons,

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No. CCCXIII.
Kamarupiya-nihandha Tantra.
Various kinds of potentates, kings,
spirits,

and emperors, the curse of Vasistha on drinkers of

&c.

TRRTTTJ-

No.
Kirdos/ia-kiila'SararalL

cccxiy.
is

Kulins, their attributes, defects, and geneain

Sanscrit, hut in

logy.

The hulk

of the
is

work

some places the

Bengali language

introduced.

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No.
Bcs'h/araja-fi'ekham-koHha.

CCCXV.

dictionary of

Synonyms.

By

Pan-

chanana Bhattacharya.

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(?)

II

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II

No.
Syatnd-nitya-jjujd-packlhati.

CCCXYI.

manual

for the

daily

worship of

Syama.

f^^-m

^Ti%^TTT^^I -1 H <* VM ! +(

No. CCCXYII.
Krinhi'vishaya.

A guide to agriculture.

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ii

^^

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No. CCCXYIII.
Sangita-ndrayam.
music.

On

tone,

rythm, gamut, &c.

of

the Indian

By

Purusottma Mis'ra.

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-^jf^

ii

No.

CCCXIX.
The
praise

Achdrn-mra-pvakayana of the Brakma-jdmala lantra.

of

Buddha

in seven cantos.

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y 559^ it:

ftj:T5r?r^%^

wr-^

11

No.
Smorfa-vyaraf^tJinnuiva.

CCCXX.
ou various questions

Ile^po)isa pritdcntum,

of

Hindu

law.

By

Eaghunatha.

^i?TfTRT

m'^ii

[ ^^'^ ]

No.

CCCXXI.

Kdvrja'prahds'a'rahasya-prakdsa.
kas'a of

A commentary on

the Kiivyapra-

Mammatta

Bhatta.

By Ramanatha

Vidyavacliaspati.

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fsrr^TTsn^'JTr

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ii

TIT

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No.
Tanchama-sdra-sanhitd.

CCCXXII.
on the notes of the Hindu

Dissertations

gamut.

By

Narada.

5^ ^

q^^^TT^f%?TT

^^^

No. CCCXXIII.
Koshthi-pradipa.

Elements of horoscopy.

By

S'rinatha Bhatta.

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f^^f^^^: TTnnr%^ w^mft^, ^f^ffrrrm: th^ wt^

^w^-

No.
PanchapakshiTikd.

CCCXXIV.

commentary, by Raghavanandana, on the

Pancha-pakshi, a treatise on horoscopy.

!^

^^^^^^

g2

No.
Shddhidipi'kd.

CCCXXY.
and inaus-

Astrological disquisitions on auspicious

S'riftvasa.

picious days.

By

SIT"

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vj< *j <:i^ '^rN<r<iinti^AHm: (?)

ii

fcnJr?T:

No.
V'dranmanorrnnd.

CCCXXVI.
to Cliandika in the

A
By

commentary on a hymn
Gaurivara S arma.

Markaudeya Purana.

No.
Granfha-SanijraJia.

CCCXXVII.
maxims
in
for calcula-

collection of rules antl

ting nativities, &c.

is

By

Prajapati Dasa.

At
of

tlie

end of the work there

a collection of the astrological

maxims

Xhana,

BengaK.

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No.
S'ahuna'dipihd.

CCOXXVIII.
evil

On good and

omens.

By

Ganes'a.

'e^farro

^fnjTT

II

No.

CCCXXIX.

GHrH-pnduhl-panchalm-stotm Tihd.
in praise of the great

A commentary on

five

liymns

guru

attributed to Maliadeva.

By Durgadasa

Yidyavacliaspati.

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No.

CCOXXX.
a h}Tnn called Karpiira

Anandadipanl
Stotra.

Ti];a.

commentary on

By Brahmananda

Sarasvati.

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ii

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II

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No.
Kramachandrikd.
Tantric

CCCXXXI.
Liturgy.

By

Eatnagarbha

Sarva-

bhauma.

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No.
jDynruafjunadJiiynja.

CCCXXXII.
action

Pliysiological

of various

articles

of

food, drink

and medicine.

W^^TT^ WT^T pf^WT f^Sl^ (T^^^WT:

II

II

No.
Puram-Sarvasva.
dynasties, cosmic

CCCXXXIII.
of various Puranic legends,

Summary

ancient

phenomena, consecration of houses,

cars, &g. &c.

By

Pm-usottama.

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No.
Viihjotpatti-ridhi.

CCCXXXIV.
manner
of worship-

Descriptions of the various manifestations of the

Devi, or Vidju, and the most appropriate days and

ing them.

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No.

CCCXXXV.

Devi KdlihUmahdtmya. Praise of Kallka, a manifestation of the a compilation from some of the Tantras.

No.
Vhhid-md.hatmya.
ins- her.

CCCXXXYI.
Adya
A^idya and the

Praise of

mode

of worship-

This work

is

likewise a Tantric compilation.

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No.
SdnUalf.

CCCXXXYII.
on wars, coronations,

A treatise on astrological influence

actions.

and other human

By Eaja Kalyana Varma.

<,ir5i<.ViM3f7 ^T7llT^T3TT

^f %3IT^.!.l*ji

No.
Rdsai/dtropaddhafi.
of Krishna's

CCCXXXYIII.
anniversary

A manual for the celebration of the

grand

festival

with the milk maids of Vrindiivana, held on

the full

moon and on

the two preceding days of Kartika, October

November.

By Raghunandana.

^rj-vi [(<<:

*j:

h2

ti^

No.
Sahkalpadurgnhhavjana.
{^aiikalpa) in the

CCCXXXIX.
On
the necessity of a formal resolution
rites.

performance of religious

By

Chandrasekhara.

f^^

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!:

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^^

iy

^oo

^o wfx^

^i-

'?^nT?T

'^f^rT

Xo.

CCCXL.
1,

V'imhthamm.
in the creation

An

epitome of the scheme of salvation as inculcated

Contents.
dispassion
;

Yogavasishtha.
;

2,

unreality of the
life
;

3, characteristics of the devotee

who

is

liberated in this
;

4,

annihilation of the
ship of the soul
;

mind

5,

anecdote of Yasala
the soul
;

6,

meditation

7,

wor-

8, definition of

9, liberation in this life.

ti^^tt:

^<;^ ]

=^

-V

No. CCCXLI.
Ntirrh/nnn/a-pyas'nnvali.

The means

of propounding the past,

calculations.

the
is

present and the future

a fragment of the

by astrological and mystic Brahmayamala Tantra.

This

^^^nr?

No. CCCXLII.
VcdcinturthasanrirnJia.

A digest of
By

the Vedanta system of Philoso-

phy with

a commentary.

S'rirama S'arma.

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Hrrvi^r<
I

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>?^ffr

fw^fw ^T

'^^^ttt:

W^^II

'SS^TSTt

^fr^W%T
I

^R?1tT^ oIT^T ^^fjre'T^

^^TrT

II

^f^ff

Xo. CCCXLIII.
Siddlidnta Snncjraha.

An
the

elementary exposition of the Vedanta

school
of the nondual
theorists.

Philosophy, according to

By

Apyayidikshita.

f^q^:

^rT:;%qw:

^^d+iHi^^rR^^i'tft^f^fT^ir^r'fTsrfTnTT^^

^^'i^

No.
S'iUmdhutmya.

CCCXLIY.
ammonito
is

Praise of the sulacjnhna or

it

stone,

and

the advantage of worshiping

as Vishnu.
is

This

probaLly an extract

from one of the Puranas.

Oudh; according
is

to

the

The stone MS. the

found in the Gandak Piver in

petrified
sliell

best place for the

a spot forty miles to the south of a peak of the Himalaya, called

Gandaka.
^ 8
I

ft^T^T^Tm:?

TT^^r:

^T'^pg:

Jfi^Wt

fjlfw^^

^f^ ^?I*JMf

No.
Kutantra-paris'ishta.
Siilha, of the Sanskrit

CCCXLV.
the
exposition,

A supplement to

by Durga
Uatta.

grammar,

entitled Katantra.

By

tS'ripati

^T

T[^ ^"^^ ^^n^T^r^'g ^^fjiyt ^TT^^ ^??'^nT

I I

^nsfi'f ^'^if'fl^'ii

ltt ]

No.
RdiadharmnkamtuhJin.
tics

CCCXLYI.
jurisdiction of kings, their characteris-

The

and

defects
;

characteristics of queens,
;

ministers, royal priests

and

astrolof^ers

requirements of kings

rites

to

be performed by them

royal unction, duties to be observed for some days after coronation, &c.,
&c.

By Ananta

Deva.

^ifw JTTMfi*<ir<:<*i

^Jifff"^#inT

wwcTf

^fsff:

^fvr^f^inrT ^nTTJjf^Trq-sQW sifirf^wsq'

-^fvfq^siirRi:

No.
Pdfrahaumudf.

CCCXLYII.
containing rules for
according to the
;

The

universal letter-writer,

determining the

size,

shape and decorations of

parties to
;

letters,

different ranks of the

whom

they are to be addressed

quali-

fications of le tter- writers

forms of addresses, &c., &c.

By

Vararuchi,

one of the " nine jewels" of Yikramaditya.

H^Tfrr^To

?af<r3ff

II

No.
S((hdrahlifd(i.

CCCXLVIII.
sibilauts,

"Words having the three iSanskrit

arrauged

in classes.

By

Purusottama Datta.

^^ir^^^^T^*T>rji is^ ucT^

fsiM

^TrT^f^^ ?!^riT^^^^:
I

(?)

II

No.
KofiJithi-praharnna.
rali.

CCCXLIX.
to the principles of
is

Horoscopy, according

Ke-

Xo work

of Kerali has yet been discovered, but he

reckoned to

be a high authority on astrology and chiromancy.

No. CCCL.
Divyachudchiuini
gical

Itules for calculating future events

by

astrolo-

and other recondite means.

By

Chudamani.

[U<t]

No. CCCLI.
Ushmaviveha.

On

Sanskrit aspirates and nasals.

By Gada

Siillia.

f^?;Tri

^i?f?r33if yixpt'Tf

q""
I

'^rf^o

a =

^jo ^^o i^o

-^-fx-^

^rro

No. CCCLII.
2Itujdha-hodha-}mris'isltta.

supplement

to the Sanskrit

grammar

entitled " Mugdliabodlia."

It treats of prefixes, affixes, suffixes, &c.

By

KasisVara Bhattacliarya.

No. CCCLIII.
I)(i];a)uhri-mh(ismuama-sfotya.

hymn

to

Diirga,
letter

in

which a

thousand names or epithets beginning with the

gether. of the

are strung to-

This work professes to he a portion of the eighth part {Khanda)

it

Kuhirnava Tantra, but

does not occur in the

MS.

of that

name

noticed on page 138.

W^lfri^To

^TrnTP^frrffT^ M<;y<,i!Hj^t

^nT^TTTT f^Jif^TT: f^ ^^: ^TgfTf=^fj

ii

^^ '^^T^*KIK'S'?*^'5T'R#T^ '^'W'

II

No.
Natuh'tliasahda.

CCCLIV.
various meanings.

dictionary of words having

By

Alathures'a.

R'^x?"

-r^^

^f.'SJir"^

"l^

'Tff

^To ^ooc 1^0

s-^^ii

-^EHo

^rjTTfTrwT'=

'amfr

ii

No.
RaJiaf^ijatinthasi/a

CCCLY.
Details of a
ritc^s.

Puru^'charaud.

mode
These

of acquiring
rites

superhuman power by meditation and mystic

should

Le performed on a Lurning--g-round at night, while seated on a corpse.

On

this account it is called the

most

secret of all secret

modes

of puri-

fication.

tt^^K:
f^^TTJTj

^TT^^HTTn:^^^

^o 1

^r-f'

^T" \o

"^^

"^TX^

WT

^^=^^:

^infR^To

fTWT

^mwf ^(^^"sn^m^Tn ^tct

T^WTfFrT:^^qT^rr^ ^httt
ii

ii

TffT

No. CCCLYI.
VaJnjamdtrikcUnydsa and Jlahdihodhd-nfjdsa.
particular

On

the merits of two

an extract from the Urdhamnaya Tantra

modes of regulating the breath during meditation. This is the work is distinct from
;

Urdhamnya

Sanhita.

No. CCCLVII.

commentary on the Chandi, an episode of the Markandeya Purana, on the wars of the Devi with certain Asuras. By Kamadeva Kavivallabha. The commentary commonly known is by
Chandi'
TiJcd.

Nugoji Bhatta, the author of the S'abdenduseikhara.

No. CCCLVIII.
Kavi/ahamadhenu Tihd.

commentary, by Vopadeva, on the Kavi-

kalpadruma.

TT^gfrrr:

^iq^^:

No.
MahdbhiUjamta.
Devi.

CCCLIX.

An

apocryphal Parana, containing legends of the

tT^^T^:

^[^^ ^fR^TT^ ^H*i<jr

^^^:

q^^-JTf^rsrr?

i^f'^^ "^

ii

^^\ qjQm'^wm MUX f4

^i^f^r^^f^

ii

fVq^j

wr^TtwfT<iTjsif?nrr^qTFT'r

No.
VirachintunHmi.
Sarngadliara.

CCCLX.
on arms and military
tactics.

treatise

By

No. CCCLXI.
Tai(il<><]ioh]i!/a

Saiivada.

A Tantric compilation on
I

the adoration of

Tara, and anecdotes regarding her.

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f4A<3
^q'frsjTH^'^'^^

fTTTTiT>^^^T^*.

'T'

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1

^^
^Tfo

"S

%T- ^0

^/o

T#t^

^To

(jfii<tiJiai:

^To ?

5m"?^TPff3frrir^';rJiT:5?fiT^T^5i-

^^^^^^r^^:

'T^TTiiTr

'aftf?cn^Tcr

^^m ^rrf^

ii

^m^

:<iJO

NOTICES
OF

I
I

A N

K E

S.

. ^v

RAJENDRALALA MITRA,
R(yw)rarrf l^emL^r <if
tTie

Hoyial Agiaiic Society of

Great JSnd:

Ireland^ and oftlie Phj/iical C^oift of the Imperial AcadcmTf of Sci'

".

Vienna; Cn^sportdinij Memhtrof the drrman andoftJteAmeri

Orieiital Societit^i, of the Suj/al

J cadti^ of Science,

Hnitjar,,

awloftheAyithropoTofjical Sociebj of London ; Felloio

of the Hojal Socicfy of Xorthcrn Antiquaries,

Cojpenhaffcn, 4'^\, jf c.

pTJBfJSHKl)

UNDER ORDERS OF THE GOVERNMENT OF

No. III.

CALCUTTA
PBrNTED AT THE ILlPTiar MISSION
P.RE33.

1S71.

No. CCCLXII.
Kdhu'kanidra-pujd
Paddhati.
S'iva.

Kularkarudra

a form of

manual

for

the

adoration

of

No. CCCLXIII.
Nis'dchanipuju.

manual
1

for the

worship of the Devi at night.

I

^ ^

r^^T^Tl^T

W^^'
sfTo

^T^'

sjiq^

^:^T^' -^m Tf<?Tf^

I

II

W^fTlTTo

^i^^T^-fcJK^ ^E^Tff
f5TSi:T^^T?5Jrfip5:qTn
j

Tm

f'flT'^'?afTTirT7r: ^r?rmT

II

R^^:

No.
Ratnamdld.

CCCLXIV.
precious stones.

A treatise on

By

Pasupati.

fV^T^i

^XT^i

^T'^-sr^

q ^

qf|^.

-^

:^o

t^oo

^.

^^f\T\

^T*

w^'^.

No.
Paddrthakhandana Tlppnni.

CCCLXY.

A gloss

on the PaJarthakliaiidaua of

Ragunatha Siromani.

By Eamabhadra

Sarvabhauma.

No.
Akhydtavdda Tippani.
natha S'iromani.

CCCLXVI.
gloss on the

Akhyatavada

of

Eaghu-

By Bhavananda

Tarkavagis'a.

No.
S'ahdakhanda
Tippauf.

CCCLXYII.
gloss

on

the

S abdliachintaraani of

Ganges'a Upadhyaya.

By

Matliuranatha.

No.
Tattvdnanda-tarravrji)ii,

CCCLXVIII.
treatise

on mantras, their derivation

and

uses,

subjects.

homas, mystic diagrams, sanctification and other Tantric By Purnananda Paramahansa. The MS. examined is in-

complete, and contains only the rituals.

XaJlffl

"^^^t

^^ ??'?T^

ofTnTRfrr

k2

^iT^

II

No.
S'anihhundthJrrhana.

CCCLXIX.

ILanual fur the worship of S ambluuuitlui or

Siva.

fft^:^^:

No.
Chandi Purdna.

CGCLXX.
Purana on the exploits of the Devi
Contents
:

An apocryphal
;

in destroying various Asuras

attributed to Miirkandeya.
Sati
; ;

1,

curse to

different
5, ditto

Daksha 2, suicide of members of Sati fell of Dundubhi 6, ditto

; ;

3,

praise of sacred places

where the
;

4,

destruction of
;

Madhu and Kaitabha

;

of
;

Ghora

7, ditto of

shui-a

8, ditto

of Mahishasura
;

9, ditto of

Namuchi and ChikSunda and Upasunda 10,

Mura.

anecdote of Sanatkumara

11, destruction of

^T?nT^T ^TTT^^: qST^ J

^^tItRTo
I

wwr

f^fv
I

II

^TT^^n?

3<lrf<ij

ir^t^ff rl'RfT^

No.

CCCLXXI.
is

Sanmohana Tanfra.
ritual
is

The MS.

incomplete, and comprises only

Its subject is Tantric

the latter portion of the second part of the work.

for the

adoration of the Devi

named Kulakundalini.

The work

reckoned to he an original Tantra, and not a compilation.

^^\
q^<*l<::

^'JIT^'Trl'^T?

No.
Kumari-havachoIhUa.

CCCLXXII.
virtues of a

The

charm bearing the name

of Kiimari or the virgin goddess.

It is a portion of the 0th section of

the last book of the Rudrayamaiu Tantra.

'^lo ]

No.
Padmapushpdnjali-stott'a.

CCCLXXIII.

A hymn
By

to Bhagavati, literally a prayer

with a handful of lotus flowers.

Saiikara i^charya.

No.
Saiyandrayam-rratakathd.

CCCLXXIY.
Ritual for the
adoration
of .Satya-

narayana, and the fruit thereof.

This

is

an attempt to Hinduise the

called Satyapir,
is

worship of a IVEahomedan Saint,

true Saint.

commonly
a

or

the

The word
S 'ukadeva
;

pir, for
is

obvious reasons,

changed to Narayana,

and the story

tributed to
pandit.

of his life

cast in
it is

Hindu mould.

The work

is

at-

but

manifestly the composition of a modern

sno ^T^*

sttt:^ sre-^FJT T^Tf^

"^^Tfi

^^:

S^ riq^T ^^f^ ^Ttq^ -^if^rf ^^

No.
Panchasayaka.
tion of

CCCLXXY.
composition.
;

An

erotic

Contents:

1,
;

classifica^
4, prosti-

women
;

2,

female society

3,

mantras of Chamunda
eight

tution

6,

characteristics of

women under

different conditions.

By

Jyotiris'vara.

i^'^^Tiri

srrffTWTTfTlJ^I

q-.

a^

qf^o

"L

^o

\oH.\

^o

^fV?j

^o

wt>r^^:

n-?

siro

^m

TfrrqnrjTtjff^Ery: ^Tf^"5T\^fi^^:

fVfVfr^^^f^r^: ^^irrsr^Tfi^:

^r^^

II

No.
KrUijdrdjii.
Iviiles

CCCLXXYI.
for various religious
rites

aud directions

aud

observances, compiled

by the court pandits

of liaja

Krishnachandra

liaya of Xuddia.

^^^

3i(2TTT^

*ftw^^^:

^^TTTT^o

tngrf i)i^ ^'^^ 'rNf^^^rrr

thtct:

^t w^cri

n^

No.
S'ydmdratna.

CCCLXXYII.
adoration of Kali, Tara, Shodashi,

Manual

for the

Bhuvanes'vari, Bhairavi, Chhinnamasta, Dliumavati, Vagala, Mutaugi

and Ivaraalatmika, the ten manifestations of the Devi known under the
collective

name

of Das'amahavidyu.

By Yadaveudra

Yidyalankara.

fV^^w

^qfnjii ^r^t^T^

^o 88

^r|- 811

^t-* i'^""

^^

^Tt'-

No.
Bhavdnistava-s'ataka.

CCCLXXYIII.
to Bhaviini in a

A hymn

hundred

stanzas.

ij-^y^ili,:

[n]

si

^TnfHTTo

Tw ^m^

f^f^T^ ^(W^w li*^ ?r^T ^^^trnq-^frgrri

^rrmf

No.

CCCLXXIX.

Annapiirnd-saliasra-mtma-stava.

A hymn

to

Aunapurna
This
is

in

which a

thousand names

or epithets are strung in verses.

an extract

from the

A^is

vfeara Tantra.

^
xpi^fTT:
?

e\

fw^X^

^TKlzi

^(T^^
1

^o

<C

^r|c
TSIT"

<-=

i^'o

^'

-^tX^

g^r^^rr^Tai:

^To
I

<<4^4l'r1JM*<*U1Jl^r^RTf^*^^l<M-

^^Tti^fil^lT^'*:
STio

^m

^'^'^1'^

K'^<^ W^TK^ H'^mmTwUTT^

^^TnTTT"

5RT(S^TTW WT^T

JITtTijfr

4d<<<.M<*

^ ^ WJTrf^
f^^'q:
I

JITXZJ

^^Ul+i^

II

^^^W^:

^nTTfSIJ'^^'r

II

No.
Mdhi-sanskdra.
prayers.

CCCLXXX.

Consecration of the mahi or rosary for counting

rn

^t

'qt T7?TTf^

No.
JaparaJiasya.

CCCLXXXI.

Eules for counting prayers.

No.
MahiUhodhd-nijdsa.

CCCLXXXII.
for the regulation of breath

Rules

and

gesti-

culation during S'akta worship.

By

Virupaksha.

l2

No.
Ixadhd Tan fret.
worshipers.
section.

CCCLXXXIII.
containing only the -Jord

Eules and observances for the guidance of S akta

is

The MS.

very imperfect,

f^^^W

^^^rrffT f^^TRTT:

^^T^'

No.
Vyonjanagiina.

CCCLXXXIY.
is

This MS.
art.

also a

fragment of a large work

it is

devoted to the culinary

f^?^:

P?f iTT^TtW

3nn^-?r!f

II

No.
Toda/a Tonira.
is

CCCLXXXY.
on the
S';ikta cult.

An

original Tantra

The MS.

incomplete, breaking oif at the middle of the 11th section.

'TfTtsr^^:

No.
S'i/nnal;avacha.

CCCLXXXYI.
the

A charm bearing

name

of S'yama, a form of

Durgu.

This

is

an extract from the Lhaii-ava Tantra.

tRJ^TT:-

No.

CCCLXXXYII.
Directions for attaining perfection

Sanlcshppa-purascharatud'idlii.

in mystic mantras

an extract from the Nitauta Tantra.

TRj^fnr:

T?^-^Min

qr^t ^V5Jlf UW qMfTT

J
J

No.

CCCLXXXVIII.

Ashtddas'ottara's'dtas'loka.

hymn

to

Devi, in

108 stanzas, by

S'ivachandra, the great great grandfather of the late Maharaja Satis-

chandra Eaya, of Krishnanagara.

^^TjjT ^'fj^ rrfxfrr

"arnr^ onrf^

"^rsr^

No.
Sanrjlfa-ddmodam.
instrumental.

CCCLXXXIX.
and

An

elaborate treatise on music, botli vocal

By

Subhankara.

di

<d

^'
I

^^

at

la.;.!

^^a^

'^rro

TWTt^i ft /i a *^'5r3n:fir^f%-

'gf^T'T f^"^Tf3TTirr5ff*r5ni>rrf(T:

^^'^^^

^^'fl

ii

No.
A'l/urvedn.

CCCXC.
to

This MS. professes

include the whole circle of the

science of medicine as

known
it

to the ancient Hindus, but the Pandit

who examined

it,

states that

contains only notices of the

properties

of certain articles of food

of seeing- the work.

and medicine.

I have not had an u[)portuuity

^o

'^jT^I^:

No. CCCXCI.
2I(iJtd];aIaru(h'odita-dotr'(.

hymn

to

Dakshinakali, supposed to
>S

have Leen composed by Mahakalarudra, a form of

iva.

fT^^tn

sfT^^ffnrqfcuirw

^o

=?

^v^^
^r<>

^ ^

^T" Ho

^fTt^

-^t*

grii+ii^r:

^To ?

>r^^t^pfr3Trr5^^3i^f'5T^f'?ir^TTr5T-

Xo. CCCXCII.
S/nifhiyi-s akfidumi sfofra.

A lijniin to Kiili,

by Adinitha Mahiikala.

This

is

au extract from the Mahakala Sanhita.

f^"^:

^f^^T'?rr: 'irsf

ii

No. CCCXCIII.
PipftaJcadcodiifi 'ivrata.
rite

on the twelfth of the

the giving

Manual for the performance of a reliirious waxing of the moon in the month of Vais'jikha,
and other
articles
is

when

away
was

of water, food
first

held meriTipitaka.

torious.

The

rite

instituted

by a Brahman named

5C^
tT=2J^T:

ft^^^T^^ff

^^^

No.
Samdsavdda.

CCCXCIV.
dissertation

Nyaya
This
is

on the Sanskrit

cases,

by

Govinda Chakravarti. name, by Jayarama Nyayapanchanana, noticed by Dr.

Contributions, p. 61,

probably different from the work of this

Hall in his
p. 217.

and by Weber in the Berlin Catalogue,

STTo

^T^

"STT^ 'J^T^T

i^Tfil^

TflT

g^RfTmr:

Sfr^rl^ ffT

^^t^f^f%Tf

II

IN

No.
Mugclhahodha-tikd.

CCCXCV.
By Eamananda
Acharya.

commentary on the Sanskrit grammar of

Yopadeva, entitled Mugdhabodha.

fcraRTw

^r^tsr

^fcmrw
I

t ^^

qf^o
1

i,_,f

^t

^,'^^o

^o

g^H

^to

ri^i'+NW:

VlcM'o^i:

^^^i^s^

^3Ta

il^lmTiWd*MMdJI<r<Hilf^-

^tJ1^KKl+jf<K(tj:

^t^T^^qfilfr: ^^^%Tfr: ^??^||TTW

<=NI*<*(!**<

^^^.-^dtJl ^fTJ r^cti^S:

-J

No.

CCCXCVI.
meaning
of words in a crude state

S'ahddrtha-sitra-manjari. Logical

when compounded. By Jayakrislina S'arma. name, by Bliavananda Siddhantavagis'a, is noticed in

as also
butions, p. 5.

work

of this
Contri-

Hall's

STT"

-arm

%<.jcj-^^<ui-^*^" ft^yvjiaichx:

qx

v^m

r?5*r'f

fw^

Trrfr^ft

ii

No. CCCXCVII.

commentary on the Kumarasambhava of Kalidasa, by Bharata Sena, son of Grauranga Sena. The MS. is imperfect, and The writer states contains explanations of only the first three cantos.
8ubodha.
that the
last eight

Kumarasambhava

originally included 16 cantos, of which the

never got currency, and the eighth was cursed by the Devi, so
first

he confined his commentary to the

the Meghadiita and the

seven cantos.

Commentaries on

Magha by

this author are noticed

by Aufrecht
lived

in the Bodleian Catalogue, and several others are current in Bengal,

the most esteemed being that on the

about" a

Amavakosha.
title of

The author

hundred years ago, and had the

ii

Mallika.

[pp.

^TTpnnRf^Tx:^:

No. CCCXCYIII.
Graliaiidinnhi
details.

Taufrii.

On

daily prayers, rites

and other

lituvgicul

^rrrni'^Ta

w^-^a

^"^^ Ts*^- qt '?Tr^rq^^rT^f'!?rf

ii

No.
Mcrjhadutcirtha-mv.htdvali.

CCCXCIX.

Kulidasa,

by Yis

vaniitha Mis'ra.

commentary on the Meghaduta of This work is different from the six

commentaries noticed under No. 221.

No. CCCC.
MaJuivaFi-s'iivali.

(ienealo<jy of the Kiilinas. or the nobility created

by Vallala

iSeua of Bengal.

By

Dhriivanauda Mis'ia.

fw^T^

sjT^tsniqfcii^

qo

^'^n

^f^^ ^ a

irr

w^"

^' ^'r^

C\

-J

No. COCCI.
Vydrasthd-sdra.
to

A dissertation on the law of inheritance

By Narajana
S 'arma.

according

the Bengal

school.

^r^^rrr:

iK.iijund*^!

No. CCCCII.
Minora.

Genealogy of the Mukhyoti,

of Bengal.

Grhosala,

Chatta and Ganguli

septs of

the Kulina Brahmans

By

Mis'ra Acharya.

^0 ^j^

g;;^j

W^ Wr^ ilT^T^m TfeTRT

TT^fT^'g 5TT^"^T'5j: 'TOT

'^i ^frrg JITT-T^ ^-^i^H^I ^^IT^nRt

II

3Tt1tiI^ (?)

T^

II

f^^^:

fff%^?nwtwmf

II

No. CCCCIII.

The Brahman Kulinas of Bengal, their &c. The work professes to be a commentary on the text of Dhruvananda, The author, Gopala S 'arma, says that the ancient text ha\-ing been destroyed by the Bargis, he comDhriivdnanda-matavyukhijd.
orders, gradations, subdivisions,

piled the

work with great labour

eastern

in his native village, Ilarinadi, near of the

Santipur, on the

bank

Bhagirathi.

He

writes

of 5

gotras, including 06 Giinis or families, of

rest

which 22 were Kulinas, and the

S'rotriyas.

Of the Kulinas. 8

are called Jlakhja or chief, and 14

Gauna, or

inferior.

"^Jo !jw|i<*|j|<jj:

^o

vi*|<s<;T:

^^^^

^ITo

5RTWPtT^ * hu ^ i\X^-

?Tf'H^^*-^H'^i^Kmryi<K(^ ;

tT^Jrr^^d+j^di: ^^T^mdJiif^i^rT: ex

"J

f^Tq:

'i,.

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I

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i

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i

,
i

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^i^.

=, f^5rqqn?ft
^.^.

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i

\o, JriTTT^rsr^^

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I

^frrErrt
\^,

^a,

i^T^tt
i

xi.^ti

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imrrT

\'^,

'Trir^Trr

M\^\>^wr^

'^ct,

^^trr^ft

No. CCCCIV.
PIiii/i///'J:ii/a.

Genealogy of the Kulinas of the order of Phuliya,

a village ucar Siiutipur, in the district of Nuddea.

^n^m^TTw:
rrro

^^

x:T*Tr^^Tsf<T^5g: ^i^r^^firf^TT efj^'n'iftw'^^:

^Twf JTT

5?'^#?raT

's^fwr ^r^nf^T

-^-^

frsrr

No. GCCCV.
S'aJdimngama Tantra.
of the S 'akta cult.
s'lokas,
.

An

original Tantra, including the whole circle

It

is

said to have originally contained sixty thousand

bnt the

MS. examined

does not exceed elfeven thousand.

It

is

divided into four parts or khaudas, of ^7hich the 1st comprises twenty
chapters, the 2nd, sixty-five chapters,

the 3rd, nineteen, chapters, and

the 4th, eleven chapters.-

V-!iUhK:-

f^^Ti^l

sii^>f srRISi:^r< U<i M

'T-*^?,*!!

'Tf^o^

%To

W">

|^.

^fH

T^w^rnfTTf^fjnr^* jq,) f^
;

?,^,

q2:^-^r3Tfr^^wT^fr?Rr^!RrT^t^T^I

^f^prrix

\'^,

^^^f^'^^^fw^TXW^f^ir^

\a,

^^frwiTTT'^t-

No. CCCCYI.

Assam.

Kdmarupaydtrd Poddhati. Guide The work is divided into ten

in

to pilgrimage to

Kamarupa

or

chapters,

and contains notices

for

of the different sacred places

that district, as also directions

&c.

worshipping the images of

Kamakhya

Bj Holirama S'arma.

The

work was printed

for private circulation

38 years ago.

N 2

No.
'Niijama-tattvasara.

CCCCYII.
woTsHp
of tlie Devi for

Directions for secret

tthe attainment of perfection in

S akta mantras.

sTTo

^^

^rwq^ ^T^rwr

'Tr'^

sTTTnRT^i%fq:

No. CCCCYIII.
Brahmajndna-mahatanb'ardja,
find absorption of the universe,

On Brahma, the cause

of the evohition

and on knowledge thereof

Tantrio

modification of the Vedanta doctrine.

8 o
xf<m<^\xi-

^H^T^PR'^rl'^^T^nR

fqq^i

^qfwfiPnT

q.

^^Q

qf^o

\<^

%t<>

^a

^fH

V J

No. CCCCIX.
Kdlisahaarandma-stoira,
epithets are

hymn

to
is

Kali in which

a:

thousand

worked out into

verses.

This

an extract from the Kali-

hd-kula-sarvasvu,

god.! ^T^^'f ^fT^%^

^n^j^TT-'

No.
S'ngurn-sahasrandma-stotra.

CCCCX.
Praise
of the

Gruru or

spiritual

guide in a thousand epithets worked out into verses.

This

is

an extract

from the Samnohana Tantra.

^5^^ fg-njT^ *rMT

Jirft

"Tt^ "s^^^^r^^

No. CCCCXI.

Brahmajnana Tantra.
"body as

Identification of the universe in the

human
to

a means of acquiring a knowledge of Brahma with a view

salvation^a Tantric modification of the

Yoga

doctrine.

-J

^T^Tfyr^o

^[igf ^T^:

i^rrrr

w-t

Jirr^H: ^jtjttsi^w

^W^r^iWT

"KTOT

^% WT f^t^tW

11

No. CCCCXII.
Nddfjqdna-dipili-d alias Antarayoga.

An

extract from the Govaknha

Sanhitd on the details of performing the Yoga.

M*4t\l<J

No, CCCCXIII.
Doldrohana Paddhati.

manual
is

for the

performance of tEe
is

JDoTce

ceremony; when the image of Jagannatha at Puri

jjlaced in a

swings
the-

and a red powder,

worshippers.

called holi,

sprinkled on the image and on

By

Yidyanivasa.

frr?:^

^tTfTcrfrijf ^

tt

^o

^%<

#t

^ tf\^

"^t*

^TrT

Tf?r ^T^TTT^tjnrf f?r:

'^WW

II

No.
VrihaddJwrma Purdna.
to Javala, relates a
duties.

CCCCXIV.
upa-Purana in which Vyasa,
filial

An

in reply

number

of stories inculcating

and other moral

^f*IT::-

No.
Tfanjas'chitta-viv^ka.

CCCCXY.
on
Expiations,, af paramount'

treatise

authority in Bengal, and cited as of authority in all the

modern

digests,

including those of

Kaghunandana.

Qy

Sulapani Bhatto,.

No. ilO^'

India H. L,

?iTo

-^jm

fi(^^(^fTrr^"^in?i'^<,!'i*iyjiw^-ii(wftr

^^Tn:

II

No.
KdU-stavamja.
Tantra.

CCCCXVI.
Kali,

A hymn
8 \

to

an extract from Kalihridaja

^n^l'g^TT^:

No.
Si/amu^sfofra.

CCCCXVII.
Syama, by Mahakala

A liymn

to

said

to be
it.

an

extract from the Vira Tantra, but No.

229 does not contain

No.

268 contains

tlie

15 th chapter of the work.

-J

No.

CCCCXYIIL
the ordination of a Yati or professed
first

Yaiibhushani. Directions for

hermit.

By Eamananda

Tirtha.

The

MS

contains the

chapter only.

^iTTfrr^o

TTT'^T^'^^'^^ ^^^- ^^Tc^TrfVrr:

II

No.
Bars' anahaliJca.
difierent schools of

CCCCXIX.
By Eamananda Tirtha,
author of
',

Definitions of the principal technical terms of the

Indian Philosophy.

the Vrihaf-tantrasdm, Jndna-vaibhava Tantra, and Kundatattva-prakds

and of glosses on the Chakra, Mohamudgara, MaUmnadava, Veddntasdraj Rumatatm';prakds'a, and Adhydtmardmdyana.

^^^TTTJ

T:T^TV|-<d1"5J:

'?^t

=\

VJ^

W^ X^

ffffw^lvfT^

^'^Tf^Tf'?

No.
Sin'u-hodhini.

CCCCXX.
astrology, eclipses,

planets, constellations, &c.

An elementary treatise on judicial By S'iva Chakravarti.

No.

CCCCXXI.
on the

Bhagavad-hhaliti-vildsa. Directions for the observance of a fast

eleventh clay of the moon, in honor of Vishnu.

By

Gropala Bhatta.

?8o

No.

CCCCXXII.

Bhaktimtmivah sakdntimdld.

Bhiigavata Parana, inculcating faith in Krishna.

commentary on passages of the By Vishnu Pari.

J J

f^^jy[

TTf5C33:^

^T^f%f%fr^
I

^^ ^'8
5i<*i^r:

^%o
I

-a

%'

X'^'^i.

^ ^^^

^T* g^H^TJPsi:

^ro

^>^8

^r- vrKrr^^T^w^^^J

^^

'g'frfni"85^s*rf^^

fr75t

'srr^ ^rw

ii

fTrr^^"^ <T^^ *df + nicil rTf^lf^^T'jrr ^^TT

"?n

No.
Havindmomrita.
allude to Ilari.

CCCCXXIII.
all

Sanskrit grammar, in which

the examples

Bj

Jiva Gos'vami.

^ ^

'^fr^rm'Sf!^^

^o ^T^

-jj

^^: ^^a.muji

*je(ri^i

rr?TPT?j:

sf^n:w fT<ft'Ei^^

II

No.
Isuna-mahitd.

CCCCXXIV.
of Vaishnavas,

The preeminence

and

their duties,

an extract from the Kularnava Tantra.

fT3r^

sir??:

xrix^^ "^T^ f%f%rrw

^o

<Ji

^rff^" u

\^\

^o

^rt"^

No.
Mdtrihd-kosha.

CCCCXXY.

On

the meaning of letters as employed in the for-

mation of mystic mantras.

^TTWT^;^ ^T^rrr iTt^:i7:% ^^:

II

i;ffr H|(^*l*|6|: 'J^FFT.

II

No.
Madana-pdrijdta.

CCCCXXYI.
of the
different

The

duties

orders

of people

a Smriti compilation of great authority in the North Western Provinces.

Jjj Yis'ves vara Bhatta.

f^"^^

^T??:

tT^JJ^^J
I

c:\

qf^o ^

%ro

\{!:^^

^o
i

"TrJlC

^^*^<mjm:

^T" ?

^To *rn7r^^4jJMUiii'^

'mr

f^^^^^yi<<=<r<8i-!i ^rf%

J
^nRTfrTTTo
1

^f^fT^Tf^WTllT'^T^ rTf%

II

No.
S'anti-H'atakf(.

CCCCXXYII.
of miscellaneous stanzas,

A collection
8 5^^

inculcating

dispassion, or renunciation of attachment to worldly objects.

mf^Hr!^^

XT^aifTT:-

No.

CCCCXXYIIL

Shat-clinkra-hlicda-fippanf.
hhoihi

commentary on

tlio

Shnf-chakra-

Yoga

treatise.

By

S'ankara A'charya, a native of Bengal

and author

of several Tiiutric compilations.

J-^+K:

^ir5^:

^iTifa^o

T^^^TT"^^ f^wT

"i^'qHr^T'^ngrr:

^ff??irsig^ ^^3jt^^^t

vr

No.
SJiaf-chakrn-vivriti-t'ki.

CCCCXXIX.

gloss

on a commentary on the Shatgrandson of

ohakra-liheda.

By

Yis'vanatha,

son of Yilmadeva, and

Nariiyaua Bliattacharya.

e^ifrr^o

^rcf^^r "^fx^^ *r?T^Tw: ^^tfTrr:

No.
Smddhavidhi.

CCCCXXX.
for the

A manual

performance of the Smddha or

ceremony.

offering of the funeral cake to the

manes, with a preliminary disserta-

tion, on the meaning of that word and the nature of the

By

Yachaspati Mis'ra.

^^fkrwfw:

^Hi

No.
Dkyachldamnni.
Sanskrit alphabet.

CCCCXXXI.
The work
;

Divination with the aid of the letters of the

By
;

Kerala Acharya.

is

divided into

four parts, of which the 1st treats of terrestrial objects

or subterranean objects or celestial objects.

the

2ud

of

Nagas

the 3rd of aerial objects

and the 4th of

etherial,

8 ^

f^^^^^f^:

No.

CCCCXXXII.

Annapi'md Upanishad. On the divinity of Annapurna, a form of an apocryphal Upanishad. the goddess Durgd,

8 3

J?
I

'5^^^T^fif^fT

[ ^<

'ff

^cjWJTtiHi ^JUU

^^

^T^f?r ^^^ni

II

Tfw ^^^S^JTR:

II

No.
Nirvana Upanishad.
into the Deity.

CCCCXXXIII.
Upanisliad on Nirvana, or final absorption

An

f^\V'^

THT f'RTOT'Tf^^^^^TTTrr

II

No.
Ekdiishara Upanishad.

CCCCXXXIV.
the merits of

On

Om

as the

emblem

of the

godhead.

trj^tr;:-

f^^^

^T^: qf<SU^*i^

q ^

^f^

-Q

a^

^o

^TTOT

^T* ^^t^-

No.
Tajnavalkya
Upanishad.

CCCCXXXV.
An

Upanishad in which Yajnavalkya inculcates the preeminence of Sannyasa or asceticism.

Tp'i^n:!

No.
Akshamdlikd Upanishad.
saries,

CCCCXXXYI.
On
different materials
rosaries.
fit

for

making

ro-

and the merit of using such

^T^^Tt:-

p 2

No.
Vagaldmuhhi-kavacha. a form of Durga. Tantra, but
it is

CCCCXXXYII.
an extract from the Rudra-yamala

A charm bearing the name of Vagalamukhi,

said to be

This

is

not included in No.

CCXCII.

T^jsft %Tgf^=^Tf?i" ^"3-^ -g^

5^T

II

No.
YagaUmnhM-sictra.

CCCCXXXTIII.
in praise of

A hymn

from the Eudra-yamala Tantra.

Not included

Tagalamukhi, an extract in No. CCXCII.

'j^*i<i

No.
Vadidwrna.

CCCCXXXIX.
homa
before entering a

Directions for performing a

new

house.

^^^TT:

No.
Bliagavati
G'lta.

CCCCXL.
Mahis

An

imitation of the Bhagavad Gitd of the

habharata.
tors

It treats of the

Yoga scheme
latter is the

of salvation.

The

interlocu-

are Himalaya,

the mountain of that

name

personified,

and

daughter Bhagavati.

The

expounder of the scheme.

I

8 8 o
tt^t^t:

^'^^^'ftnT

No.

CCCCXLI.
Fifty stanzas
is

Chaurahuya

alias

Chaurapqnchmiku.

by the and
to

cele-

brated poet Chora of Telingana, every one of which

to a princess disconsolate

applicable both

on separation from her

lover,

the

commentary by li'/dhi'^-risl/na explains the text. The MS. is imperfect. The whole of Chora's elegant poem was, some years ago, published, along with a French translation, in the Jouniai
goddess Durga.
A-s/atique.

A Bengali

poet, Bharatachandra, quoted a

few of the

s'lokas

in his Vldyd-SHudura, from which circumstance the whole of the stanzas

are, in

Bengal, attributed to Sundara, the hero of the poem.

B^rra^Toi

?aftifr<^TrT >r?Trf5iTr^

^if^

No. CCCCXLII.
Gaijatri-hridaya.

Origin, derivation

and meaning of the

taken
called

Gdi/ati-t,

a verse of the Rig Veda.

the Tantras
UpcDi is/tad.
;

This

is

apparently an extract from one of

it is is

the part of the Tantra whence

Ndrada

5^

7IT^^^^:^

tt^^K:

f^m^'.

3TT^^fqfTf^'r5r5iBiT^^'?sir?rqT^^^j

No. CCCCXLIII.
Gai/atrikalpa.

Mode
is

of adoration

through the

Grayatri,

and

its

advantages.

This

probably another chapter of the work named under

No.

CCCCLIL

^^^tt:

No.
Jiluna Tantra.
of a spiritual guide

CCCCXLiy.
Contents
:

An original Tantra.
;

1st,

the characteristics

2nd, means of knowing the creation, animate and

inanimate

3rd, salvation
;

and damnation
mantras
;

4th, puj'd,

homa and other

mantras
;

forms of worship

5th, origin of

6th, purification of
;

7th, obviation of the cm-se on,

and adoration with, mantras

;

8th,

mantra

through which the Naga king upholds the earth

curse on mantras

0th, obviation of the

by a Gandharva.
8 8 g
I

'^T^ffT?^^^

Sn-0

-^m

'^^^

^^T^

TRT

W^T^

W^-^

U'^X'^ ^rf W^T

No.
Giinigifd.

CCCCXLY.
spiritual

The

attributes of a

guide

said
is

to

be an

extract from the

in

Rudra-yamala Tantra.

This portion

not included

No. CCXCII.

fV^^TJT

STR?^:

sj^

yi^"1i^

'T'

trf^To

a ^o

:^o

^(fii^

^o

-^fx^

tTTJTTfjn

^wrn
i

'^

fW ^

?i:1%: ^it

^^^

^jiti: srwr^ifT

inrwrnre^

f^fsnrni:

No.
Pifhanirnnya.
portions of the

CCCCXLYI.
when
cut

Notices of the fifty-one sacred spots in India where

of the

body

Devf

fell

up by S 'iva

an extract

from the Tantra-chudamani.

[ '?^'^ ]

CV

^^Tw ^T'fir^

f^^rni fl'n^ iT^r^f'3^

ii

No.
Sarasratt Tantm.

CCCCXLYII.
Contents
:

mystic Tantra.

1st,

placing of the
entitled

divinity to be meditated upon, on a spot in the

human body

n)uhidhara-chahm or the

circle of

primary receptacle; 2nd, emancipation

5th, purification of the

by nindna

3rd and 4th, the number of syllables appropriate in the

;

mantras of Kaliku and other goddesses

sacred to Yidya
;

mantra

0th, vivification of mantras.

^^^T^rrTJ

Tfw ^T:w<ftrn^ ^^5

^^^''

si^fTT:

II

No.
Vidyotpatti.

CCCCXLYIII.
Durga,an
extract from

Origin of Yidya, a form of

the Guhijdtiguhija Tantra.

fti^R^T
^RTTHf^To
]

*<^ ^

mr

f^^f^:

^W^T f^^
^TT^'Tr

II

(SlTt^T ^TPiR "S^WT

fT^T

firr-?rr(?)

No.

CCCCXLIX.

Mugdhahodha
Yopadeva.
but
it

Tiled.

By

Durgadasa.

commentary on the Sanskrit Grammar of This work is highly esteemed in Bengal ;

it.

has scarcely any currency out of

tpjTjg
I

M4ii^i^if^^(^^fi

"rtiTTt

qr^^iff ^%"Tm'

^c^^iiT f^Kt

"?^J.l

No.
Pm-uscharana-vidh i.

CCCCL.

Directions for acquiring proficiency in mantras

and the advantage of repeating them a certain number of times under This is an extract from the particular lunar and astral influences.
Svatantra Tantra,

No. CCCCLI.
Goraksha Sataka.
in

The advantage

of giving

up

life

while engaged

Yoga

meditation.

Tim ^Tl%"wr^^ ^rti ^^nslw

^<?^ n

f^ ^ ^^rfqwrg

f^fiT:

^31^

'Tt^T:

TH-

Q 2

[m
Phnunanda-niriipam-tikd.

No. CCCCLII.

gloss on a work,

by Purnjinanda, on
the

Yoga mysticism, and

body, on which the soul
tacles are

certain
is

imaginary receptacles in

human

centred during meditation.

Six such recep-

enumerated.

By Ramavallabha S 'arma.

e?fTf?iTr

^Til\ *\^i:

?iTT'r?^^T:

'J^cn'flWr: ^^t3f<Tf^Tl \Tfyk:

0\

C\

No. CCCCLIII.
Yoga-vivarana.

Directions for performing various

kinds of

Toga

meditation

an extract from the Yas'ishtha Yogakanda.

By Yas'ishtha.

^o

^^^qiMJiv3i:

^0?

^rr ^r^ H A ^ fm\ < <ii^^?

[ ^u.^ ]

^^ifti^roi ^TJisiUpi

wf^fjj

f^fw^g:

?a^f^^n:J

f^

^^

^wfq^frrg f^rn::

^^^

sr^fri:

^^"^^

w^r<-qi^i ^timfq

No.
/^^ 'varigifd

CCCCLIV.

Upanishad alias S'ivagitd.

to establish the

An

imitation of the

Bha-

gavad Gitu, designed

divinity said
to

preeminence of S ''iva as the supreme

be an extract from the

Kurma

Parana.

'^^EHT

^^5

^^WT

^f^lfT:

^RT^

^3t:

^T'^J^^^fT'

<TT^T^q^^TT^:^^rnr5T^TRrH

WT^ 9[^^f^T^

irT XT^H rnTTW^

II

XtWId <Jo^S?mT trfkfTWT

^J^WV:

n'^

No.
Gangdshtaka.

CCCCLV.
Ganga
in eight stanzas.

A hymn

in prcaise of

By

S'ankara i^charya.

f{^ fPT <ftT

f^^T -^X ^ir

'^It

^^W-

Trffrr

^Ktt

II

f%^^5

ITT^:

^^.*

No.
Annaddkalpa.
tion into her

CCCCLYL
:

A Tantra.
;

Contents

1,

praise of

Annada 2nd,
;

initia-

mantra
5,

3,

derivation of her

mantra

4,
;

purification of
6,

her mantra

bathing and other duties of neophites

;

ablution of

the face and other preliminaries of "worship

8, other rituals to

7, intellectual

adoration
;

end of

^yuja

9,

adoration of the
;

10,

mantras

for

pouring sacred water into jars

11,

emblem of Annada employment of a fair

;

damsel of eighteen years of age as a substitute for a jar

to be observed in connection

12, ceremonials

with the jars

vocation to sacrifice

14, repetition of the

belief that the divinity, the spiritual

tical
;

from inmantra of the divinity with the guide, and the mantra, are iden;

13, ceremonials

15, worship of the divinity

;

and

offerings

16, adoration through

women

17,

charms bearing the name of Annada.

nt

tf^ajfiTT:

^W^Tfz^^^ ^rr^r^Tf^^^

II

No. CCCCLYII.

P urns'charana-rasolldsa. A Tantra.
of initiation
;

Contents:

1,

purification; 2, praise

3,

adoration in charnal places for attainment of power over

mantras

4,

evil of initiation
;

on the

fifth

of the

waxing moon

in the

month
shi,

of

Magha

5, praise of the ten great Vidyas, Kali, Tara, Shoda-

Bhuvanes'vari, Bhairavi, Chhinnamasta, Dhumavati, Yagala, Matafi-

gini,

Kamalatmika.

No. CCCCLYIII.
G(tu(jdshtaka.

A hymn

in praise of

Ganga, in

eiglit

stanzas.

By

Yalmiki.

81^
TT^^r^TT:

^flg^^^l

^IT^"*!

No.
Dci'ikacacha.

CCCCLIX.

charm bearing the name of Devi. Yaja &c.

"^^^ ]

XRRrTT;:

^^Tiwa

^T^ q^^ ^r^ ^W^^fq ^v^

II

Ho

II

No.
Puras'charaud-rivcha.
tras.

CCCCLX.
man-

Directions for acquiring proficiency in

This forms the

first

chapter of the Uttara Tanlra.

Ua*S\

^T^ft^

^v^--

qr<a4^"g

TTo

qf|^o

^~c

irr

^^

^9

wH

No.
Burgndddi-nihna-stotra.
beo-ins

CCCCLXI.
in which every epithet
is

A hymn to Durga
It

with the

letter

^=(/.

probably an extract from one of the

Tantras.

^Ri^rrT'*

SiTo

^T^

^^rre^J^

liTTT^^ q^tt:^

No.
Takdrddismrupa.

CCCCLXII.

thousand epithets of Tura, a form of Durga,

:

strung into verses, and the advantages of acquiring proficiency in them

all

the epithets begin with the letter

w=

t.

This work

is

an extract from

the Bdldcili'oia Tantra.

5EIT0 g''?)t*ifli:

^f^o

^r VTTrrw^T^jjr^ww"?:

^^^< '^Tf%irj

'TSPif

f%iTCr

^TT

II

No. CCCCLXIII.
Kila Tantra.

An

original Tantra, one of the sixty-four said to have

been related by S'iva to his consort Durga.

the 13th, has been noticed under No.

A chapter of this work, probably

comprises
is

CCXV. The present MS.

seventeen chapters or Patalas, of which the 13th

is

wanting, and the 12th

incomplete.

In

its

complete form, the work probably comprises

:

many
;

more chapters.
to be observed

Contents

1st,

Praise of the Nila Tantra, and the duties

by the

faithful

on rising from their beds in the morning

;

2nd, directions for bathing and prayers

3rd, places

meet for worship

-Ith,

emblem

of the

NQa Devi

or the blue goddess, purification of the elements,

;

meditation on the goddess, her emblem and her attributes

of the goddess, with
fish, flesh

5 th, adoration

meat,

rice, gesticulation,

regulation of breatli,
;

&c.

6th, purification of the

mouth by repeating her mantra

;

7th, sacrifice

with a view to the attainment of worldly objects

the fruits of one's

8th, dedication to her of

;

own

deeds, circumambulation, &c.

9th, directions for

drinking spirituous liquors; 10th, initiation; 11th, purification of tho

mantra of the blue goddess

12th, ofi'ering particular kinds of flowers

;

and

fruits to

her,

and

praise of her worshipers

13th,
;

wanting

Hth,

merits of several Tantras and praise of asceticism

15th, directions for

ensuring the reward of repeating mantras

of difl'erent
classes

16th, connexion with

women
for

as a part

of religious

duty

17th,

directions

particular forms of worship for attaining perfection.

TRI^iTT::

k2

f^lV:

^.'^

^, ^""spff^irT^Tf^^ ^f^^51"5TO^T^

'5IT'3iTi^T^'gTfW', ^l<.Sl-

No.
VagaJa Patala.

CCCCLXIV.
for

Liturgy

worshiping the goddess Vagala.

A
her

hymn

to

this

goddess occurs under No.

CCCCXXXVIII, and

charms under No.

CCCCXXXYII.

^^ ?T^

-^ '^

^Ji^rrnf'^

^^-^m^t ^r^

^?i ^tj ^t^ra

^^^

^f^

No.
Adhhuia-sdra-sa'njfaha.
ticed

CCCCLXY. An ahstract of

the astrological work no-

under No. CCLII.

The

author, Navadvipa, calls himself a descen-

dant of Nityananda a cousin and follower of Chaitanya, the Yaishnavite

reformer of Nuddea,

S3

i^^^T^

^^:

'tItij^ sn^-r'g

^o

^o

^f^<:,

^o

\,ro \^<^

^s^f\t^

[^n

No.
Rdjavallahha
noticed under the
alias

CCCCLXVI.

Dravyagum

A portion
named

of tins
;

name

of Draryaguna,

No. CCIX.

work has been and the Panj-

ydya-mtnamdld.
scribed as the

No. CCYIII, of Madhava

Kaviruja has been de-

work
be
first

of an author

Rajavallabha, and as being

current in his name, but the

description
of
to

second verse of this

MS. shows
six

the

unauthorised.

The codex

contains

chapters,

which the

treats of the sanitary duties to be observed at

dawn
oil

the second treats of exercise on foot and on horseback, rubbing of

on

the body, bathing, &c.

the third, of

midday
;

diities or breakfast

and the
betel,

aliments most appropriate for the occasion

bitter,

the fourth, of articles having

hot and other tastes

the

fifth,

of sexual intercourse,

chewing

&c.

and the

sixth,

of

the

equalities

of various

medicaments.

Cy

Narayanadasa Kaviraja.

No.
Roga-vinis'chaya.

CCCCLXVIT.

Causes, nature and diagnosis of fever, dysentery,

cholera

and other

diseases.

*Nlj:

^o ?

WTO

WTW^^^T^W^:

rrrT^rlTf

^^ rfT^i 0"

^^TOttj ^f^'^arf f^^unfr

No.
SihVchya-kamnudi.
verse.

CCCCLXYIII.
epitome of the Sankhya Philosophy in
is

An

By

Rama-krishna.

This

a very different

work from the San-

khya-tattva-kaumudi, otherwise called Sahkhya Kaumudi, of Vachaspati Mis'ra.

Hall's Contributions^ 5.

v<^

>

;\

f^^^:

siir?rq^^TTrf^^f^q^j^fwqTfrTfx

No.
Miiuda-mdhi Tantm.

CCCCLXIX.
original Tantra,

An
;

probably incomplcto.
descriptions of BIiu-

The

initial verse

seems doubtful.

Contents
;

1,

vaues'vari

and other Vidyas

;

2, rosaries

3,

proper place and seat for

repeating mantras

4, sacrifice of fish
;

and

flesh

meat

5,

attainment of

perfection in mantras

6,

mode

of worshiping Bhuvanes'vari.

^^^rr:

?
STT^:

f?"^^

73^ sir^^^
I

'To

^^

^f^^>

a.

%To

?,C'a

^0

-^f^-q

-^70

^^7?^T31^:

^T ?

'^To *rr^7R^??3R'T%Ti?:

^^rrwft r^Tf^^

ftr^ ^kjtt

11

?:^T5ff

>Ti^5r

^zRTT^^^'^?:

11

W^W5T
TfT

^TrRf

5flT5f

fTW

^
I

II

^1?HRfT?T^

WS'' ^^^^^''

^ITJI^^^
u.

\ ^,

5}iTWr5n^^f^"PT
I

B'^, ^f^=^T3ITf^f^^TfS?^iR::
11

if.

fl^q^.^^'nf^f^:

f ^, w^^^ftqoTVfs^^r':?

No.

CCCCLXX.
of a Tantra

Achamadra
Kaula.

Taiitra.

Fragment

on the duties of a

tt^^ttt:

<o if,

^f^^TW?T^^5pr^TqT^^'?rff

No.
Brii-upa-Iios/ia.

CCCCLXXI.
or

vocabulary of words of the same

similar

sounds

but different spellings.

By Purushottama Deva.

f^^^:

^^^ ^(^n .<

^TlfnT^^^QT^Tsf

No.
S(ni(/////('-])(tdcIhatL

CCCCLXXII.
for the three diurnal prayers, according

Liturgy

to the ordinance of the

Yajur Veda.

^^

'i(f(

"^"RT "Kp^^r TTJT^: H'ff rorn

? ) Tf^frir

No.
Karpi'r(t-:^t((va-(ikd.

CCCCLXXIII.
by Auantaraina, on a liymu
>S

A gloss,
*

to

Durbeen

ga, entitled Karprra-stava, or

the camphor praise,'

said to have
iva.

composed
occui'S

b}^

Mahiikala, one of the attendants of

The hymn
is

under the name of Syamastotra under No.

CCCUXYII, and

there said to be an extract from the Vn'a Tantra.

TT^^T!-

'JHTHT

r ^^'

No.
S'ra-san/nfu.

CCCCLXXIV.
2nd, Ibe corporeality of Vishnu,

Tantric dialogue in -which S'iva, in reply to NanJi,

discourses on, 1st, Prakriti

and Puraslia

Mahiideva, &c.
dition of a

3rd, the constituent elements of creation; 4th, the con-

Brahmachari; 5th, the difference between the individual and

;

the universal souls

praise of the

Gth, the organs of sense

7th, the organs of

life,

Sth,

Devi

9th, birth of the Devi

life
;

10th, duties of the several or-

ders and conditions of

th,

hymns

to

Brahma,

Yi^ihnu, Devi, &e.

f^^^^^^T
rS(KKf

f^^TTrn f^'g^Wr
5rTf% f^^i^

'J'^f^.T

II

^^WT

^^^

^?nrJT

^^ vr%WR'5T f^TJ^rg^f^^ gviT

II

^^v

No.
Gai/atri-hridaya.

CCCCLXXV.
meaniug and use
of
tlie

Origin,

Gayatri in the

adoration of the Universal soul,

alleged

to

have been described by

Brahma

in reply to a

query of Yasishtha.

^^fft^q^

^mT vT'^frr
I

^ ^^

srr^T

w^fw

w^^>-fth'1 ^^nr

TfVr JiTWt-f

^ ^^th^j

No.
Gaioikancliuh'kd, 'or
dissertation,

CCCCLXXYI.
boddice of
chapter of
Gauri.'

the
last

An

astro-medical

forming the

Gopala

Sdiihitd.

Contents

discrimination of the age of the moon,

influence of the Nakshatras,

the day

of the week,

and the

when

collecting herbs or digging out roots

;

and simples

duration of disease influenced by the Nakshatras

;

treatment

of herpes, gonorrhoea, glandular swellings on the neck, &c.

preparation of

conserves with silk-cotton tree, p/ionbar/o zeylanica, vitex negundo and other
substances, for seciu'ing perpetual juvenescence.

t^^?7!T

Sir??:

TTPcij^

srr^H^

^T'

i.a.

^f^-

-a

%T' ^^o

-^o

wipt^
|

S 2

No.

CCCCLXXYII.

KaU-liddi-sahasranamd-stuti-ratna-tikd.

commentaiy, by Purna-

nanda Paramahaiisa, on a hj'mn

and
is

in praise of Kali.

The hymn comprises

letter

a thousand epithets, every one of

which begins with the

it is

k,

an extract from the Maliakdla Sanhitd where

named Sundari-

is'aktiddna.

No.
Sunday f-a'aktiddna.

CCCCLXXYIII,
to
Kiili,

Yide No.

A hymn CCCCLXXVIL

by Adiuatha Mahakala.

Xo.
TV/V^/o^7/(7.

CCCCLXXIX.

Explanations of mystic mantras

an

extract from the

Bhalrava Tantni.

By

Krodliis 'a-bliairava.

^T^^^^rnf^^ ^Tr^fT^ ai. 'd M ^"^t (?)

I

II

^^8

No.
G(hlf/(istara.

CCCCLXXX.
Bliagiratha, in
praise of the river

Hymn, by

Ganfrom

ges

an extract from Vrihaildharma Parana.

This

is

different

the works noticed under Nos.

CCCCLV

and CCCCLYIII.

SJTo

^T^

^3^ "^3^^

^^ ^Tt W^

TTWl cfq^'ft VTJlVC^

f^^^:

VTJTtT^lTfnrrT^fw:

No.

CCCCLXXXI.
Five chapters of the Kdmadhcnu
the repetition

Gih/atn-hnihmanolldsa Tantra.
Tiintra, containing
:

1st, rules for

and meditation of the

4th,

Gayatri

2nd, purport of the words Ihur, hhuva and sva (called rydhriti)
;

in the Gayatri

3rd, the object of the

;

Gayatri

the

brahminical

thread, the vehicle of Gayatri

5th, the daily triple worship, prayers, &c.

No.

CCCCLXXXII.

Tripurd-sora-samuchhaiia T/kd.

commentary, by Govinda S'arma,

on the Ti ipurd-sdra-mmuchhaija, a treatise on the worship of Tripuru.

SIT'

"^rm

^^rai

^i=^7^t^ '^iT^JirTfV'^ir^w

f^'fl^ f^T?5T5nT^^T ?^f?f

II

No.

CCCCLXXXIII.

Aparokalu'Dnihhidi alias Aparok^^hdnuhhava.

A
By

short metrical para-

phrase of the Yedanta scheme

topics of the doctrine,

of salvation, touching
for release

most of the leading

which a candidate

from the trammels

of the world has to bear prominently in mind.

Ilall's Ccittf^hitlioitH, 104.

S'aiikara Aeharyya.

Aufrecht's Lodleian Catalogue, 223.

C3

^qTt^TSIJffJi:

3T-^^^<TVWRt ^^^j ^^'Tr VfTfT

11

c\

No.
Scarodai/a.

CCCCLXXXIY.
which

An

Astrological dissertion on the indications

the

Imman

breath affords under particular circumstances and astral

life

coujunctions of the duration of

and future

events.

The

Scarafattca
is

of Jivanatha, belonging to the Bodleian collection (p. 307),

described

by Aufrecht, as having the alternative title of Svarodaija, but its initial and concluding verses are different. The subject, however, of both the and some of the verses Cjuoted by works appears to be the same Aufrecht occur in the MS. under notice.
;

jV?^

s^T^:

"33^

^rft^W
I

^o \\^
I

qf^o

?^?^

%To

Seta
i

^^

^ft"^

"^o

g-^-?^ni^:

^T ?
I

^T" vrr^TR^f^JT^^WTK:
I

^ TRg ^(^Mrij^l^
I

^^"^ ^^^^ ^tT q^^T

^^f^"^
II

^^T^f^ s?% ^r^f ?iTf ?rc^

^T"^'?fT^^ ^T^Tairf f^f^<i*<<*

II

No.
Pavanavijaya.

CCCCXXXV.
Yoga
;

Tantric form, of

meditation.

The

creation,

support and the dissolution of the universe

vital air escaping at

the different eifects of the

;

death through one of the nostrils or the mouth

the

sj^mptoms of death, &c. ; regulation of breath in inspiration and expiration

suppression of breath
arteries, idd, pingald
;

circulation of vital air

through the three principal

and susumnd.

Aufrecht'i Bodleian Catalogue 107.

^TJ'WKJ
U'H.*^
I

?
SIT"??:

13^ MlTit^^

qo ^8

^f^= i

ilTo

5^<!:^

^<

Wt^

^T

r\

^^f^fV^ W^ ^"^m^
^?j f^tjTltJd

ir?TSiWT

II

x^ ^^ w=^'!ifwm
r^ ^r^s^rcwfi^ wh

II

Tf?r

Hn.^

*j <

<

<

P^ at q; ^wrf{'-

f^mi:

<,^ij1!.<l *^ ^reR:^i%f^^fr?T^T^^^^lg<iJ||^<.^H^*^^^*j^

ijnni^^Tqr^-

y<.<i*>MW

No.

CCCCLXXXYI.

Mdtrikd-jaganmangala-kavacha.

charm bearing the name of

Matrika, a form of Durga. This work professes to be an extract from

the Chintdmdiii Tantra.

No.
Grantha-miigraha.

CCCCLXXXYII.
is

This

another exemplar of No.

CCCXXVII.,
:

but

it

includes seven chapters,

and not

six as the latter, substituting the

1st,

last in the place of the

Bengali maxims of Khana. Contents

horos-

copic calculation of the life of

an infant

2nd, influence of certain conlife of

its

junctions of planets and stars at the birth of a child on the

mother

3rd, ditto ditto on the life of its father

4th, calculations for

;

ascertaining the sex of a person from his horoscope

5th and 6th,

eifect
;

of the planets according to their positions on the prospects of a child

7th, fatal conjunctions.

The work
by
caste,

professes to be a compilation

by

Prajtipati Dasa, a

Yadya

from the Varaha Safra and other leading works on astrology.

g^rs^n^rsr:

^s ?

-wi

'^tkw^'^ji'w^^'^-

%f?rf^%: 5TT
fp^f^-snr^I'fi

^'^: ITWT

f^tn-sjfw^:
37Wl%T^^
II

TTfjT^

fJK

B^ fWfT^T

^^vn?pTT ^jrff>3r

11

^'T^

v^fsrz Tjv^'i

"Jj^sr^:

11

No.
Prasna-kautmidi.

CCCCLXXXYIII.
or ready

A manual of foretelling,
By

means

of cal-

culating repKes to recondite questions.

A-'ibhakara Acharyya.

T 2

^^ifjT^a

^.i

w% l^"^!^

")^^rrMT

vf^ffT

No.

CCCCLXXXIX.
by Mathures'a. Contents
:

Jyotih-sdgara-sdra. Judicial astrology,

1,

conjunctions of the
the constellations
;

tithis

or ages of the moon, days of the week,

and

2,

the duration of the influence of each of the planets

;

on human

life,

and
and

its effects

3-5,

calculation of auspicious conjunc-

tions of planets

stars for marriage, first entrance of a bride into her

first

husband's house, ceremonies during conception, birth,

eating of rice,

and other domestic observances.

I.

0. 1052.

No.
Chandronmilana.

CCCCXC.
from various
viz.

An

astrological miscellany compiled

five

works, but principally

from the following

Tantras,

Rudra-

ydmala, Brahma-ydmala, Vishnn-ijdmala, Umd-ydmala, and Bndha-ydmala,

as also the Adichuddmani, a
chief of the Jainas, that
is,

work said

to

have been compiled by the

It contains directions for

Jina himself.

and

the

mode

of foretelling the past, the present,

;

and the future

loss,
;

gain

and

success in warfare

accidental death

attainment of wealth

Iiuman

^^ ]
fist
;

thoughts

the contents of
;

a closed

hidden property
their villages
; ;

empty
nights,

receptacles
figures

the

names
;

of thieves

and those of
forts
;

and dates
wells,

assaults
;

on

famine
;

the

measure of rain
;

during the rainy season

tanks,

overthrow of kings
gardens
;

revolutions

the sites for

;

fountains and

the

locale
sale

of fish

merits of
;

horses, elephants and other animals

trade,

and purchase

the
;

councils of kings * * *
in short all
verse,

the transition to heaven or hell after death

and everything that exists in the three regions of the uniand occurring among men, gods and titans. Index Of. 854.

Tn^RrrTJ

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W[o ^rrfT^^?TJl^^^^:
1

s(\m

sr^^HT jnmftix

fw^

f^iir^fi'

4JKIHJjlif<<

W^ ^^ ^flw f^rRT

WWT Trf^w^T

"^^^

WT'if?7"y5n3m:

11

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3r5rr1x'3'4'W^
(

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ii

'^iRisy ^njftrsr^

qxrawT

vTTrsrt

tTi^?r^^ ^fir?r (?)

xf^ ^'^I'^^'i rT^w^^^:

sr^msi^nT^nr

ii

H****J
^nrrfTr^Toi

TfWV^

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II

Tcmf^
)

^f^wi ^5n^fr

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f^^-m

^iRTir^^T^ Pd -sj y JJi

I

N <f^"n-?? mtcn^Rirr^TTT^r^T^Rf TV5T?^r5^I^Tg^^I

5^(^f^f%^?^e^^Ji^g|^l.^l^<^^T'^

No.
Chhandogi/a-bhas/if/a.

CCCCXCI.
tlie first

A commentary on

two chapters of

Brahmana of the Sama Yeda, in the order in which they have been quoted by Bhavadeva in his Das'akarma paddhati. The
the Chhandogya

mantras
is

refer principally to the

marriage ceremony.
this portion of the

Sayana A'charya
;

said to have

commented upon

Brahmana

but the

introductory verses which generally precede his works are here wanting,

and the
to

last

two or three
the author.

folia of the

MS. being

missing,

it is difficult

make out

The

last

eight chapters of the

Brahmana,

constitute the

Chhandogya Upanishad.

SIT*

^T^

itifTT??

5W^^

^rmrsrt ^Hy*ji^?i:

sf fworrsTTfrT iir^' rnr

-gri^f^TrRr

ii

No. CCCCXCII.
Paddrtha-dharma-sangraha.

Yaisheshika

treatise

on

matter

and

its attributes.

Anonymous.

No. CCCCXCIII.
Vydmsthdrnava.
Judicial astrology, principally devoted to the ascivil

certainment of auspicious and inauspicious stellar conjunctions for By Eagliimatha Sarvabhauma. I. 0. 638. undertakings.

No.
Dvitiyddi-vyidpattivada.

CCCCXCIY.
and
effect
I.

A Njaya treatise on tke theory

0. 963.

of declensions.

By

Gradadhara Acharyya.

^''^^^

No.
Annmiti-Bahasya.

CCCCXCY.
on a portion of the CJiintdmani of

A commentary

Ganges'a Upadhyaya on inference.

By

Mathuranatha Tarkavagis'a.

This and the following ten codices are parts of an elaborate and
highly esteemed commentary on the great work of Gafiges'a Upadhyaya

on the

totality of the

Nyaya

doctrine.

The

entire

work

is

usually
of its

known under

the

name

of JWathiirdndthi, or Mdthiir/', from the

name

author, but from such passages in the section on Pakshata as " asinafkritU'
siddhunta-rahnsye,^^ " asmatkrifa-pnrva-paksJia-raJtasye'^ &c.,

and the use

it

of the

word Rahasya

in the colophons of the

MSS.

I believe

originally

name of Rahasya or Manirahasya or Chintdmant-Rahasya, in same way in wliich the commentary of Eaghunatha S'iromani on
bore the

the
the

Chintdmani

is

named, Chintdmani-didhiti, Manididhiti,

Didhit/',

or S'irO"

mani, the last being the most

common.
is

Dr. Hall notices the whole

{Contributions, p. 29.)

work under the name

of Mnthurdndthi.

The

usual abbreviation of the

name

ma.

ti.

The
but
it is

original text of Ganges' a

Upadhyaya, who
the

lived about seven

centuries ago in Tirhoot, (Mithila), bears the title of Tattvachintdmaiii^

generally

known and quoted under

name

of

Chhitdmani

or simply 2Iani.

It is divided into four books, the Pratakshya-kJianda,

perception, Anumdna-khanda, inference,

Upamdna-kJtaiida,

comparison,

and Sahda-khan da,

cutta, in 1848,

affirmation.

Of

these, the second

was printed in Calin the

and MSS.

of the first

and the fourth are available

Calcutta Sanskrita College Library.

The

Asiatic Society's Library has a

codex of the fourth, and the third has been met with in the late Eaja

Eadhakanta Bahadur's

Collection.

The Bodleian has

the

first,

Aufrecht's

MS.

and the Berlin Library the second (Nos. 651-2). The Benares College codex noted by Dr. Hall is probably complete {Contributions, 28).
584),

The work forms

the text book of the Bengal School of the Naiyayikas,

and has been most extensively commented upon.

Its author,

The

oldest

commenta-

ry extant bears the name of Manydloka or simply A'loka.

lived about five centuries ago.

(No.

DXVI.)

Jayadhara Tarkjilankara Mis'ra was a native of Tirhut, and

He

bore the

title

of Pakshadhara, from

the circumstance,

it is

said, of his

having been able to maintain by argu;

ment whatever side

that the
title is

of a question he undertook to defend

to the

but others say

due

power he had of retaining

According

in his

memory

for

a fortnight whatever he once heard.

to Dr. Hall, it proceeded

[ -^^^ ]

from his habit of reading logic only once every fortnight. He is sometimes, but erroneously, called Jayadeva, and more erroneously
identified with the author of the Git a Govinda,
six

who

lived in the district

and seven hundred years ago. Yasudeva of Bankurah betweeen Sarvabhauma of Nadia was a pupil of Pakshadhara. He wrote a commentary on some parts of the Chintdmani which bore the title
of

San-abhauma Nirukti, but

of his pupil

it

probably

was superseded
is

by

the

work
for a

Eaghunatha

S'iromani,
also,

who

said

to

have studied

time with Pakshadhara

and was a contemporary of Ra-

ghunandana, the author of the twenty-eight Tattvas. He commented on the first two books only, and of these the second occurs in the Bodleian
(Nos. 587, 588, 589), the

Berlin

(No.

650),

and other

collections.

A fragment

of the first exists in the Calcutta Sanskrit College Library.

Raghunatha was S'rirama Tarkalankara, but the professor neglected him and encouraged another, a dunce, in his stead. The tradition runs that S'rirama was very much hurt at this, and at his death bed earnestly requested his son Mathuranatha Tarkavagis'a, then a youth of 19 years of age, to avenge the insult, by writing a commentary on the Chintdmani which should supersede the work of liis

The most apt

pupil

of

preceptor.

Mathuranatha, though well versed in Sanskrit at the time,

Nyaya, and the best teacher accessible to him being Raghunutha, he became his pupil, and as he read on, he compiled Those notes, however, are not notes on the DidJiiti which are still extant.
was
not proficient in the
held in so

much esteem
.

as the scholia

on that work by Jagadis'a (vide

No.

D VII)

Gadi^^SESuS-Jiotes are likewise said to be superior to them.

The

exercise,

however, qualified Mathuranatha for a longer and more com-

prehensive work in which he

tdmani, and

commented on

all

the four books of the Chin-

indulged in a sarcasm against his tutor

:

by describing him

as

one who knew only up to a semblance of a reason

Jdnanti kechit Jietvdbhd-

sdntam, thereby redeeming the pledge he had given to his father.

His

work

is

generally acknowledged to be
;

more

lucid

and

successful than that

of his tutor

but a complete copy of

it

has not yet been met with.

;

The
is

fragments here noticed are portions of the second book

other fragments
It

are available in the Library of the Calcutta Sanskrit College.

said

that complete copies

may

be had at Navadvipa.

A scholia on the
come
to

Gutia^

pyakcis'a, the Gima-prakds'a-vivriti is

the only other work (Calcutta San-

skrit College Library,

No. 451) of

his that has

my

notice.

The

India Office

MSS. Nos.

30(32,786,

282 and 108 are said

to be

commen-

^^">

taries

on the

Chinfamani, but I have no means of ascertaining

the

names

of their authors.

^Wfrr^ol ^fWrfe^cT qlT^^fH< l<=W

f^f'irf

No.
Vydptipanchaka-Rahafii/a.

CCCCXCVI.

commentary on a portion
five characteristics of

of the (7Ahlogical re-

tamani of Gafiges'a Upadhy:iya on the

lation of the major term.

By

Mathuranatha Tarkavagis'a.

No. CCCCXCA'II.
StnTia-vydghra Rahasya.

A commentary on the

section of the C/n'n-

important tamani entitled "the lion and the tiger" or the two most major term. These two are in addition to the five characteristics of the
noticed in the preceding treatise.

By Mathuranatha

Tarkavagis'a.

u 2

"^^

No.

CCCCXCYIII.
Rahasya.

Vi/adlnhamna-dharmuvachchhinndbhciva

commentary

on the section of the Cliintdmani on the pervading notion of the major

term.

By

Alathuranatha Tarkavagis'a.

No.

CCCCXCIX.

Samdnydhhdva Eahasya.
CJiintd)nani

commentary on the

section of the

which treats of the defects of the major term.

By

Mathura-

natha Tarkavagis'a.

No. D.
Vin'eshavyupti Rahasi/a.

A commentary

on the section of the Chinta-

mani on the universality of the major term.

vagis'a.

By

Mathuraniitha Tarka-

No. DI.
Vydptigrahopdya RaJiasya.
Clnntdmani,

commentary on the

section of tho

on the means of apprehending the major term, or tho

intellect.

comprehending

By

Mathnranutha Tarkavagis'a,

'X

/I

No. DII.
Tarka Raliasya.
logical discussion.

A commentary

on the section of the

Chuitdiiiani

on

By

Mathuranatha Tarkavagis'a.

No.
Vyupftjaniigama Rahasya,
CJiuitdmaiji

DHL
commentary on the
section of the

on the perception of the major term.

By

Mathui'duatha

Tarkavagis'a.

No. DIV.
Sdmdnyalahshand Rahasya.
Chintdmani on ideas.

commentary on the
Tarkavagis'a.

section of the

By Mathuranatha

[ "?<t^ ]

No. DY.
PahJiatd Rahasya.

Commentary on

the section of the ChinUhnam

on the subject of the conclusion, or the minor term.

Tarkavagis'a.

By Mathuranatha

sTTo

wm

'^qrfy

f^GT ^^^t f^Tnrg

f^rsn^'^fTsrra sif?fWT'f^

^nHpr^Tftrnr

No. DYI.
Vrihannaradiya Parana.

One

of the

Upa

or minor Puranas, in

which S'aunaka, in reply to the sages assembled at the great hermitage

of Nairaisaranya, discourses on the usual Pauranic topics, ancient legends,

holy places, sacred pools, means of salvation, various forms of adoration,

&c., &c.

The work

is

throughout Yaishnavite in

its

tendency.

TT^sr^rTTJ

fj<tie<*|JM:

^o ?

^T=> virrT^rfqfl^ii+l^:

^<^

iqnf: ^T:^l

VMT

f^wTTRj 5T3r?r^^

ii

fwkfU U<^^-\X\' qTirrfriTTT^:

II

if^rrf5r^Tfrct^qT%

^f^^

w^fi^ir^J

ii

^?rrwr"orT'^ra'T^t%raf^^i^'fr#

ii

SlT^^r^T^m%^

fg^njT^^rr:

^:

II

Ti"^-^f%^

5iT7t

'gxmrt

??^7(3t^

ii

^5f fsr^:

sre"3:

^Trf

^"S?

^^^

"ST^:

II

f^^^:

'rfr7qTTwtrTBi:?rT,

qrnTr^^TTTTn^^f'rt, qrpnfsr^^qrq',

iTr^^w^?"^^.

No. DVII.
Tarka-Tippani.
Scliolia

on Raghunatha S'iromani's commentary on

Tarkalankara
centuries

that portion of the CJiintdmani of Ganges'a Upiidli^'aya wliich treats of

logical

discussion.

By

Jagadis'a

Bhattacliarya.
ago,

The
in

scholiast
hiofh

lived

in

Navadvipa

four

and

is

held

esteem as one of the ablest

among

those

who have
it

treated of the

Nyaya.
in

The author named

the

his entire

work the
but

MaiiiditUdtiprakds'ikd
is

imitation

of his S'ahda'i'iihti prakWikd,

generally

known
TipptDii^

under

name

of

JdgadtHi,

and
is

more commonly the

ti.

the usual

abbreviation of which

ja.

A
:

complete codex of the

second part of the work in the library of the Calcutta Sanskrit College
(No. 442) includes the following sections, viz.
1,

Anumiti

2,

Yyap-

tipanchaka

3,

Sinhavyaghra

4, 6,

Vyadhikarana-dharma-vachchhinnaAvachchhedaka-nirukti
; ;

bhava;
vy:ipti
;

5,

Siddhanta-lakshana
;

7,

Yis'esha-

10, Tarka; 11, Yy a9. Yyaptigrahopaj'a 8, 8amanyabhava Pakshata I-"], 14, Paramars'a ptyauugama; 12, Sauianya lahshana 1!), 18, Satpratipaksha 17, Asiddhi 15, Kevalanvayi; 16, Badha 22, Hetvabliasa 23, 21, Avayava Anupasanhari 20, Sadluirana Tlio following are also well known, Purvapaksha Savyabhichari. Halls (alter 4) Kevala-vyati-reki and Anvaya-vyatireki (after 10).
;
;

Cont)ibutio)is, pp. 31-35.

No. DVIII.

Vydptyanugama Tippani.
noticed
above.
It

This

is

another

section

of the

scholia

treats of the

perception

of the major term.

By

Jagadis'a Tarkalankara.

(3<!i*<tiiJiv3i:

w[o

TSHo ^^^r\^^^^f^^J[^^\^^^:

No. DIX.
Sdnhhv/ahhdva Tippani. Another chapter of the scholia noticed ahove.
It treats of the defects of the

major term.

By

Jagadis'a Tarkalankara.

Xo.
Sinha-njafjhm rijqnnii.
above.

DX.
the scholia noticed

Another chapter of

It treats of the characteristics of the major term.

By

Jao-adis'a

Tarkalankara.

No. DXI.

Fahhahl Tippam.
It
treats

Another

section

of the scholia noticed

above.

of

the

subject

of the conclusion, or the

minor term.

Bj

Jagadis'a Tarkiilahkara.

f^^^^i

^T^:

qf?:^^

W^T

siPrisTt^ '^

^o ^^

'rff

>a

%To

;^c,
I

^,

X 2

No. DXII.
Tan'-rnhnaya-vrittihd.
Tiira.

Directions for the adoration of the goddess

B}' S'afikara A'char3^a, a native of

Bengal.

No. DXIII.

A gloss, by Durga Siuhn, on Kaf antra a short but liighly esteemed set of aphorisms on Sanskrit grammar, by Sarvavarma A'oharya ( Vide No. CCCXLA^). This gloss did not, however, satisfy him, and he compiled a third series of notes under the name of ChandnJui. The exposition of Durga Sinha was commented upon by Trilochana Diisa, whose work in its turn had the honor of a gloss by Susena
Kdtanfravritti-i(ha, alias Burr/a Tika.
his

own

exposition of

tlie

i^charya

work under the name

all

of

Vydkhi/iUdrn

is

said to contain

annotations on

the

preceding, but none of the last four works has

been met with.

f^T^

^m-

vA

^r^sfw

^ ^^cd

q%

'0
1

#To y.^8

^o ^-^^

^^

No.
Kdfantrdparis'ishta.

DXIV.
to the

Supplement
S'ripati Datta.

Sanskrit

Grammar

called

Kalapa (No. o45).

By

*\8

^Trl'^qfTftg

No.
Durga-rahi/a-prabodha.

DXV.
on the cnmnientnry noticed

Annotation

under No. DXIII.

By

Kulachaudra.

The MS.

is

incomplete.

No.
Siddhantadipa.
trines.

DXYI.
on salvation and other Nyaya doc-

disquisition

By

Mahes'vara Bliattacliarya.

^jo

^^1

sj'THRj

^^^\ ^^T

vfr^T^Q^i^T.'i

No.
S'ahdd-cJtiiifnmayji/olol-a alias

DXVII.
Aloha.

commentary on the S'abd/tkliaiidd of the CldntcDnani of Ganges'a. By Jayadhara Upadhyiiya TarThe colophon of the ]\IS. makes the name kachudamani Mis'ra. Jayadeva. It is said that Jayadhara commented on all the four parts of the Chhitamhni, and his work in its entirety is called 2Innydluhi.
or Ghhitdmanl-P nilcm
entire
a.

The

first

name

is

in

common

use,

but

the

work has not yet been met with.

Yide No. 495

tind Hall's

Contributions, 38.

No. DXYIII.
SmriH-chandra.

dissertation,

the various topics of the Sniriti S'astra.

by Bhavadeva Nyayalankara, on The MS. is incomplete, and

treated under thirty-nine different

includes only one chapter, that referring to the S'niddha, or offerings to

the manes,
heads.

tJie

S'rdihlJtt
is

Kald which

is

The work

scarce, but of great repute.

^To

^r^

gi^rjjj
I

^^ijq^TTcf^

Brit irw

^^T^^vpsr

t,

sgfsTcqWT^WT:

\o

-^f^mU^lX-

\\, ^fsTT^jm^^mr:

^=^,

f^-

No.
BdlaJcris/inds/ifaka.

Dxrx.
in praise of the infant Krishna.

A hymn

By

S'atakarana Aeharya.

f^^^i

'^g'TKut ^T^\^^

5^

^r^^

^ \i

%r

a^

^'' -^ft^

-^t-

SIT'

^r^

%rrf^^f3rfr^ii- T^qr^i

^W gri%?nTrTiT^TT

^[frsTTi^j

-^r^

fqf^^qT:^wr3TT'5r ^t'^^ttt f^f'rf crTfJ^j

JiTRffT

qwr^ ^rg'fi ^m<T^

ii

301

CLASSIFICATION.
I.

Veda
a.
h.
c.

S'astra.

Sanhita (hymns).

Brdlimana (ceremonials).
A'ranyaka (do. appropriate for
forest-life).

d.
e.

Upanisliad (theology).

Yaidika

(sutras, rituals, phonetics, &c.).

II.

AlTIHASIKA S'aSTKA.
a.
h.

Itihasa (history).

Parana (ancient legends).

S'astra.

III.

Kavya
a.
6.
c.

Kavya (poems). Nataka (drama).

Champu

(poetico-prose compositions).

d.
e.

Kosha (miscellaneous poetical collections). Upakshyana (tales and romances).

IV.

V.
VI.
VII.

Abhidhana S'astra (lexicography). Vyakaraxa S'astra (grammars). Chhandas S'astra (versification). Alankara S'astra (rhetoric).
Jyotisa S'astra (astronomy and astrology).
Smriti S'astra (law,
civil

VIII.

IX.

and canonical).

X.
XI.
XII.
XIII.

Sangita S'astra
SiLPA S'astra

(music).

(art).

Kama

S'astra

(erotics).

Dars'ana S'astra (philosophy). Sankhya (hylotheistic) a. Nyaya (dialectic). b.

c.

Vais'eshika (physical).

d.
e.

Mimafisa

(ritualistic).

Vedanta (monotheistic).

/.
g.

Yoga

(theocratic).
of

Aparadars'anika (minor systems

philosophy

XIV.

XV.
XVI.
XVII. XVIII.

Bhakti S'astra (faith). T ANTRA S'astra (mysticism). Vaidyaka (medical works).

Jaina S'a'stra (Jain
religion).

Bauddha

S'a'stra (Buddhist religion).

XIX.

Anirdishta (miscellaneous).

302

CLASSIFIED
I.
I. a.

VEDIC
No. of

SANHITA.
I

No.

Name

of

MS.

in

Eoman

character.

Author.

No.

of lines on

leaves.

each
page.

I. b.

BRAHMANA.

I. c.

ARANYAKA.

I. cl

UPANISHAD.

92

303

INDEX.
WORKS.

OJ

Substance.

Acje of

Where

deposited and in whose

possession.

MS.

950

B.

Asiatic Society, Calcutta.

Upanishad.

Continued.

54

304

305
Upanishad.
Continuad.

306
Upanishad.
Continued.

No.

of

No.

Name

of

MS.

in

Koman

Author.

No.

of lines

character.

leaves.

on each

page.

49 171 51

Paramahaiisa, U. Dipika. Paramahaiisa. U. Dipika.

Parivrajaka, U. Pinda, U.

Narayana.
Safikarauanda.

12-16

13
1 1

10 10
9

102 90
114 7 100 59 146

Prunagnihotra, U.

Radhika, U.

2i
^

Rama

Tdpani. Sannyasa, U,
Sandiiya, U. Vyakhya. Sarva, U.
S'iva,

2
3

9 9 9

10
6-7

4
Harihar. ^----% i^nandavana.

50 5& 57 22 14
91 36

U.

S'liramakas'ika. /^ Subala, U. Tejovindii, U.

7 32
3

2
S'aiikara x'^charya

Tripm'i, U.

8-10 15-20 9-10 13 8

9
6-9
9

Vaitathya, U. Vajrasuchi, U.

2i
S'ankara .^charya
6

110 27 147
12 2 435 98
99

Vasudeva, U. Yasudevopanishad-Dipika,
Vrihajjabala,

Narayana.

U.

2i 4 10 20 138
3
1
1

8-16 8
11

Vrihannarayana, U. Vrihadaranyaka Bliashya. Yajnavalkya, U.

Yogas'iksha,
Yoo;atattva,

Sures'vara.

12 7
9 9

U.
U.
I. e.

YAIDIKA.

155

307
Upanisbad.
Continued.

4^

ci

Ao;e of

cj

Substance.

Wbere

deposited and in wbose

possession.

MS.

300 380 34
18

B.

N.
B.

48 24 168 36 80 46
30

N. N.
N. N. N.

308
Vaidika.

Continued.

809
Vaidika.

Continued.

SO

310

XL

AITIHA'SIKA

311

S'A'STRA.
Itihasa.

Continued.

Where

deposited and in whose

possession.

C. paper. Asiatic Society, Calcutta. paper. Asiatic Society, Calcutta. lOOX.C.Y. paper. Sk. 1361 Pandit Loharam S'iroratna,Krishnana^ar. 2120 B.C. y. paper. Sk. 1763;PanditLoharamS'iroratna,Krishnancigar. 6000 B.C.Y. paper. Sk. 1673 Pandit LoharamSiroratna, Krishnauagar.
.

'N.

1300N.O.

520 B.'c.Y. paper. 9000 B.C.Y. paper.

. .

Pandit Loharam S'iroratna.Krishnanagar. Pandit Loharam S'iroratna,Krishnanagar.

|N. C. paper.

Babu Harischandi'a, Benares.

Purana.
Continued.

15000 B. C. paper. 12400 B.C.Y. paper. 1000 B.C. Y. paper. 205 B. C. paper. 3600 N.C. paper.

Raja Jatindramohan Tagore, Calcutta. Raja Satis'achandra, Krishnanagar. Raja Satis'achandra, Krishnanagar.

Government of India. Asiatic Society, Calcutta.

4000 B. C. Y. paper. .. Raja Satis'achandra, Krishnanagar. 8300 B. C. Y. paper. Sk. 1593 Raja Satis'achandra, Krishnanagar. 500 B.C.Y. paper, Raja Satis'achandra, Krishnanagar. 100 B. O.Y. paper. Babu Umanauda Ray, Krishnanagar. 23093 N". C. paper. Sm. 1924 Asiatic Society, Calcutta.

2500B.'C.Y.

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Babu Umananda R^y, Krishnanagar.

Asiatic Society, Calcutta. Government of India.

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Kavya.
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2000 B.C. Y. paper. Sk. 172rPandit Tarakanath Tarkaratna, Hugh. Pandit Tarakanath Tarkaratna, Hugh. 800B. C.Y. paper Novinachandra Bhattacharya, Kumar46 ,C. Y. paper.
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Sm. 1762 Asiatic
Society, Calcutta. Asiatic Society, Calcutta. Asiatic Society, Calcutta. Babu Harischandra, Benares.

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Harischandra, Harischandra. Harischandra, Harischandra, Babu Harischandra,

Benares. Benares. Benares. Benares. Benares.

N. N. N. N. N.

C. C. C. C. C.

paper. paper. paper. paper. paper.

Sm. 1657 Biibu Harischandra. Benares.

jSm. 1914

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Babii Hariscbandra. Benares. Biibu Umananda Ray, Krishnanagar.

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Biibu

of India.

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Umananda Ray, Krishnanagar.

Raja Satis'achandra, Krishnanagar.

Hiigli.

400 B. C. Y. paper. ISk. 1737 Pandit Tarakanatha Tarkaratna,

700 B. Palm leaf. Sk. 1579 Government of India. 1000 B.C. Y. paper jBabu Umananda Ray, Krisbnanagar. ... B. C. paper. Raja Satis'achandra, Krisbnanagar. 1800N.C. paper. Sm. 1853 Asiatic Society, Calcutta.

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1728 Raja Jatiudramoban Tngore, Calcutta. 1685 Raja Satis'achandra, Krisbnanagar.

500B.'C. paper.

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350N.iC. paper.

Government of India, Riija Jatindramohan Tagore, Calcutta. Government of India. JRaja Jatindramohan Tagore, Calcutta.
Sm. 1638 Asiatic
Society, Calcutta.

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Raja Satis'achandra, Krisbnanagar.

paper. paper. paper. 80,B.;C. Y. paper.

;Sk.

Government of India. Babu Hariscbandra, Benares. Rajii Jatindramohan Tagore,

Calcutta.

PanditLobaramS'iroratua,Krisbuanagar.
1724'Asiatic Society, Calcutta. 1737 Asiatic Society, Calcutta. Raja Satis'achandra, Krishnanagar. ...
Asiatic Society, Calcutta.

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of India. Asiatic Society, Calcutta. Asiatic Society, Calcutta. Asiatic Society, Calcutta. Government of India.

Government

720B.

Pandit Tarakanatha Tarkaratna, Hugli. Babu Hitlala Mis'ra, Mankar, Burdwan. Babu Hitlala Mis'ra, Mankar, Burdwan. 1787 Pandit Tarakanatha Tarkaratna, Hugli. Babu Umananda Bay, Krishnanagar.

N. C. paper.
C. paper.
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9580 N.

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.500B. C. Y. paper. C. paper.

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Vamana i^charya, Benares. Asiatic Society, Calcutta. Asiatic Society, Calcutta. Asiatic Society, Calcutta.
Pandit

Babu Umananda Kay, Krishnanagar.

Babu Umananda Bay, Krishnanagar.
Asiatic Society, Calcutta.

2350 N.

Yogra.

Continued.

225B.'C. paper. 456 B.C. Y. paper. 328 B. C. paper.

448 B.C. paper.

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paper. 228|B. C. paper.
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Raja Jatindramohan Tagore, Calcutta. |Government of India. :Raja Jatindramohan Tagore, Calcutta. Raja Jatindramohan Tagore, Calcutta.
Sk.

|B. C.

1729 Government of India. Raja Satis'achandra, Krishnanagar. .Government of India.

Darsanika.

Continued.

95B.

Asiatic Society, Calcutta.

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1760B.C. Y. paper.l SGOON.'C. paper. 2086 B. C. Y. paper.iSk. 252 B. C. paper.
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1640

of India. Asiatic Society, Calcutta. Government of India. Ptuja Jatindramohan Tagore, Calcutta.

S'A'STRA.
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250 B.

1693 Raja Satis'achandra, Krishnanagar. jGovernmeut of India. jPtiija Jatindramohan Tagore, Calcutta. 'Raja Jatindramohan Tagore, Calcutta. 1743 Biibu Umananda Ray, Krishnanagar.

700 B. C. paper. 20U B. 0. Y. paper. 160B.C. Y. paper.

TbIb.JY. paper.

Government

of India.

Raja Satis'achandra, Krishnanagar. Raja Satis'achandra, Krishnanagar.

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of India.

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Raja Satis'achandra, Krishnanagar.

Government

of India.

729 Government of India. Raja Jatindramohan Tagore, Calcutta. Raja Jatindramohan Tagore, Calcutta. Babu Umananda Ray, Krishnanagar.

1000 B. C. paper.
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Raja Jatindramohan Tagore, Calcutta.

246B.IC.Y. paper. SBOB.jC.Y. paper.

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of India,

of India. of India.
of India.

400B.IC.Y. paper. 195B.IC.Y. paper.

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120B.C.Y. 181B.C.Y.

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Government of India. Babu Umananda Ray, Krishnanagar. Government of India.

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Raja Jatindramohan Tagore, Calcutta.

50,B.,C. Y. paper.

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153 B.C. Y. paper.

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of India.

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B. C. paper.

Government of India. Raja Jatindramohan Tagore, Calcutta. Government of India.

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54iB.iC. Y. paper.

iRaja Jatindramohan Tagore, Calcutta. 745 Raja Jatindramohan Tagore, Calcutta. [Raja Satis'achandra, Krishnanagar. IRaja Satis'achandra, Krishnanagar. Government of India.

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1414 Raja Satis'achandra, Krishnanagar.

Raja Satis'achandra, Krishnanagar. Raja Satis'achandra, Krishnanagar.

500B.C.Y.
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paper.:
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of India.

paper.l

Raja Satis'achandra, Krishnanagar.

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900 B. C. paper. 500 B.C.Y. paper.

1120B.C.Y.

paper. paper.

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24B.C.Y.
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of India.

of India.

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Government of India. Raja Jatindramohan Tagore, Raja Jatindramohan Tagore,

Calcutta. Calcutta.

Raja Satis'achandra, Krishnanagar.

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Satis 'achandia, Tvrislmannirar.

jRuja Jatindramohau Tagore, Calcutta. Government of India. Raja Jatindramohau Tagore, Calcutta.
;

16 B. C. paper.
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500 B.

1734 Raja Jatindramohan Tagore, Calcutta. Raja Jatindramohan Tagore, Calcutta. Raja Jatindramohan Tagore, Calcutta.

S'A'STRA.

MEDICINE.

Rtija Satis'achandra, Krishnanagar. ... 535|B. C. Y. paper. Sm. 1904 Asiatic Society, Calcutta. 20000|N.C. paper. |BabuUmes'achandraDntta.Krishnanagar. B.C. imper. jRiija Satis'achandra, Krishnanagar. 9(30'B. C. Y. paper. Sm. 1555 Asiatic Society, Calcutta. 250 N.C. paper.
I

B. C. paper.

B.C. paper.
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BabuUmes'achandraDatta.Krislmanagar. BabuUmes'achandi-aDatta.Krishnauagar.

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Society, Calcutta.

BabuUmes'achandraDatta, Krishnanagar. BabuUmes'achaudraDatta,Krishnanagai\

BabuUmes'achandraDatta,Krishnanagar.
Asiatic Society, Calcutta. Government of India. Babu Sitalaprasad, Benares. Government of India.

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