Operation In Search of Sanskrit Manuscripts in Mumbai Circle 6

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

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INDEX OF AUTHORS.
Kesavabhatta-
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“Of Kashmir, son of Srimangala, pupil of Srinivasa and Mukunda Bhatta, prasish ya of Sundara Bhatta. He belonged to the Nimbarka sect." Aufrecht in C.C. Mentioned as his
gura by Sankarshana. See under that name. 5, 178. Kesayabhatta
Author of the Lavanyalahari. Son of Anantabhatta, who was the son of Kesavabhatta. 6, 26,
Kshemankaramuni
Author of a translation, from Marathi into Sanskrit, of the Sinhasanadvatrinsika. See Aufrecht's Oxford catalogue, p. 152. 5, 189.
Gunachandra
See under Silasinhagani. 5, 210.
Gunachandrasuri
Pupil of Gunasekhara and guru of Gunakara, the aathor of a commentary on the Bhaktamarastotra. See under Gunakara. 5, 207.
Gunaratna
One of the five pupils of Devasundara ( No. 49 in the Tapagachchhapattavali). See Index to Fourth Report. Author of the Kriyaratnasamuchchaya, which he composed in Samvat 1464, No, 235 of my collection of 1895-98 is the copy of this work which he presented to his guru in that