Operation In Search of Sanskrit Manuscripts in Mumbai Circle 4

Author(s): P Piterson
Publisher: Royal Asiatic Society

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INDEX OF AUTHORS.
Ambadeva
The chief pupil of Uddyotanasûri, pupil of Nemichandrasûri. 3, App. p. 68.
Arahamitta
Mentioned among the yugapradhânas. 3, App. p. 308.
Arihimitta
Mentioned among the yugapradhânas. 3, App. p. 308.
Arjuna yati (Ajjana jai)
At his death, 1350 years after Mahavira, the Jnâtasutra in its original shape was lost. 3, App. p. 22.
Ananta
Author of a Commentary on the Kâtyâyanaśrautasûtra. 2, p. 10. He was the author also of a Pratijnâparisishṭabhashya. L. 2578. "He is quoted by Devabhadra and by Yâjnikadeva, and quotes on his part, Vasudeva, Karka, Pitribhûti, Yaśogopin and Bhartṛiyajna." Aufrecht in C. C.
Alaka
Author of the Vishamapadoddyota to Ratnakara's Haravijaya. 1, p. 13. He was the son of Râjânaka Jayânaka. He finished the Kavyaprakasa, left incomplete by Mammața. 2, p. 15. He wrote a commentary on the Alankârasarvasva. 2, p. 17.
Anandameru
Guru of Padmameru, who was guru of Padmasundara, who wrote the Râyamallâbhyudayamahâkâvya in. Samvat 1615. 3, App. p. 257.
Ananda rajânaka
Author (in A. D. 1665) of the Kavyaprakâśanidarśanâ. 1, p. 21; 2, p. 15. He was the author also of a Naishadhiyatîkâ. Bühler's Kashmir Report, p. X. Weber, II. p. 143.
Anandavira gani
Guru of Sanghaviragani, who was guru of Udayaviragani, who was guru of Udayasinghamuni, who wrote out, in Samvat