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THE INDIAN ANTIQUARY.
V.
Śri Kittura velmâdadâ Dharmma Sena guravadigal âśrippar
Bala Deva guravadigal sanyasana nôntu mudippidâr.
VI. Śri Malenûra Pattini guravadigala śishyar Ugra Sena
guravadigal ondu tingal sanyasana nôntu mudippidar.
VII.
Śri Agaliya manni guravara sishya Kottarada Guna Sena guravar nôntu muḍippidâr. VIII.
Śri Perumâda guravadigala śishya mantra kartta Kechi gura. . . . . dippidâr.
IX.
Śri Utlakkal goravadigal nontu... dâr. X.
Śri Kalovi guravadigala sishyar Talekâda peljeḍiya hedeya kalapakada guravadigall ippattondu divasa sanyasana nôntu muḍippidar. XI.
Sri Rishabha Sena guravadigala śishyar Naga Sena guravadigal
sanyasana vidhi intu mudippidar,-Naga Senam anagham ganadhikam,
Naga Nayaka jitâri mandalam, Raja pûjyam amala śriyâchpadam,
Kâmadam hata madam namâmyaham.
XII. Śri Dimmadigal nôntu kâlam keydâr. TRANSLATION. II.
Nagama and Tiganti the (female) disciples of the gift-bestowing Silent guru of Chittur, having kept the vow three months, expired. III.
May it be well! The fortunate lady Jambu, having kept the vow a month, expired.
CHAPTER 14.-Learning.
1. The beauty of the hair, and the beauty of the encircling garment, and the beauty of saf
[NOVEMBER, 1873.
IV.
The wealthy Bhatára (or chief) of Nedubore, having kept the vow, expired.
V.
Bali Deva guru, a dependant of the immacu late Dharmma Sena guru, of Kittur, having kept the vow of a sannyasi, expired. VI.
Ugra Sena guru, the disciple of Pattini guru, of Malenir, having kept the vow of a sennyási one month, expired.
VII.
Guna Sena guru, of Kottdri, the disciple of the Silent guru of Agali, having kept the vow, expired.
VIII.
Kechi guru, the performer of incantations, disciple of Perumala guru, expired.
IX. The guru of Ulukkal, having kept the row, expired.
X.
The guru of Talekád, with the great mass of matted hair and a bunch of peacocks' feathers bound with a bowstring, the disciple of the guru of Kálovi, having kept the vow of a sannyasi twenty-one days, expired.
XI.
Nága Sena guru, the disciple of Rishabha Sena guru, thus expired, in the manner of a sunnyási :
To Naga Sena the sinless, possessor of the highest good qualities,
To Naga Nayaka by whom the world of enemies hath been conquered,
The worshipped of kings, the pure, the source of fortune,
The giver of one's wishes, the destroyer of pride, do I bow myself in reverence.
THE NALADIYAR.
BY THE REV. F. J. LEEPER, TRANQUEBAR. (Continued from page 271.)
XII. The fortunate Great One,† having kept the vow, ended his days.
fron is no beauty; the beauty of learning is (real) beauty, for it is decisive of our mental excellence. 2. Since learning even in this life
Cf. Account of Jain Yatis, As. Res. IX. Art. iv.
+ Dimmidaru, ancient Kanarese for Brahmans or those who are considered great persons.
