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Gajapati
See under Pratâparudra.
Gajasara
Author of the Chaturvinśatidandakastotra. He was a pupil of Dhavalachandra. 3, App. p. 212.
Gana
INDEX OF AUTHORS.
Author of the Asvayurveda or Siddhayogasangraha. 1, pp.
95-7.
Garga
Author of an Aśvâyurveda. 1, p. 95.
Garga maharshi
Author of the Kammavivaga (Karmavipâka). 1, App. pp. 27 (where the book is wrongly ascribed to Jinavallabha) and 34: 3, App. p. 7 (where the number of gâthâs is wrongly given as 1688 instead of 168).
Garga rishi
Author of the Pâsakakevali. This, and not Pâsakâvali as Weber prefers, is the proper form of the title, which contains a reference to the supernatural knowledge of the Kevalins. Compare first line of our extract (Kevalajnânabhâskara) Our book agrees with that described at Weber, I. p. 269 (edited by Weber). These two Gargas may be the same. A Jain, 3, App. p. 212. No. 400 of my collection of 1884-6. Weber. II. p. 1185. A Gargarshi is mentioned honoris causá by Siddharshi 3, App. p. 147, as his guru (Samvat 962). Klatt, in der Wiener ZKM. 4, 64.
Gaga bhatta
See under Visvesvarabhaṭṭa.
Gunachandra
This writer assisted Udayaprabhasûri in his Pravachanasâroddhâravishamapadavyâkhyâ. 3, App. p. 263, v. 11. See also 3, App. 126. This is the Gunachandra who, according to Merutunga, assisted this latter with his Prabandhachintâmani. 2, p. 89.
