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( 67 ) present Auktika. The work, however, seems to have been com. posed not later than Samvat 1400.
Uktisamgraha of Tilaku. It is not certain whether the author of the Auktika is the same as Tilakācārya who flourished about Samvat 1296.
Kārakavicīra MS dated 1543.
Satkāraka—the author is not known and the MS is dated Samvat 1485.
Vākyaprakūs'a' by Udayadhurma at Siddhapur. Samvat 1507.
There are three commentaries on this Auktika; the one by Harșa deserves immediate publication.
The Auktikas are very short works and as thoy were composed at different times, they give us an idea of the nature of the contemporaneous language. All Auktikas, therefore, deserve publication.
It is interesting to note in this connection that the pulm-leuf collection in the Sanghavi's Pādā contains a MS of Uktivyakti in 50 Āryās initiating a beginner in the study of the Sanskrit syntax with a commentary (incomplete). The commentator explains the word Uktivyakti as the elucidation of Sanskrit which is dominated over by the Apabhrumśa dialects. The coinmentary explains some Sanskrit phruses in a dialect, probably the Hindi of its time.
Religious, ethical, etc. Neminūthacatuspadia by Vinayacandra. This Vinayacundra most probably the same us the author of Kaviśikṣā. If so, this must have been composed about Samvat 1280. The poem forms a part of the oldest dated paper MS at Pattan written in Samvat 1357.
Duhūmūtrkā by Bhala. [It begins from #2] Mātrkā Caupai'. Samvegamãi.
Namaskārārthas prose rendering of the Namaskāræs. The MS is dated 1357.
1 Printed in the Stotra Ratnākara pt. I. Yas'ovijaya Jain Päthas'āla,
Mehasana. 2 Printed in retard TOTHIE GOS. No. 13. 3 The author's name is Padma. Printed in gretasi ATHIE GOS. No. 13. 4 Printed in satarish GOS. No. 13. 5 Printed in richting GOS. No. 13.
