Report On Search For Sanskrit MSS Year 1882 1883

Author(s): R G Bhandarkar
Publisher: Government Central Book Depot

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entitled Abhinavachandrikâ, (No. 669), by Satyanâthatîrtha, the twentieth in the succession list who died in Saka 1595, and the other called Tatparyanirnaya by Vya sayati the fifteenth, who died in Saka 1481, (No. 691). The first two, however, come down to the end of the second chapter, there being four in all, and the third is but a fragment. Jaya. tîrtha's commentary on the Anuvyâkhyâna is called Nyâyasudha, of which we have got about one-half, (No: 695). No. 713 is a copy of the Bhâvaprakåsa, a commentary by Nrisimha on the last of Ananda. tirtha's works on tho Brahmasútra, the Anubhâsnya.
The works in our collection of Works based on Pu.
u Ânandatîrtha's school on the rânic originals.
third source of the Vedânta are threo, viz., a commentary on the Bhagavadgîtâ, (No. 677), not by Ânandatirtha but by Vidyâdhirâja, the immediate successor of Jayatîrtha, who died in 1254 Saka or 1332 A.D., Ânandatîrtha's Bhâratatâtparyanirnayanyâyasamgraha, (No. 712), and a small fragment of his Bhagavatatâtparyanirnaya,
; (No. 711). Of the independent Independent works works of Madhyâchårya we of Madlıva.
have ten with the commentaries of Jayatîrtha and in some cases à gloss on these latter by Vyâsatîrtha. One of the most important of these is the Vishnutattvanirnaya, of Jayatîrtha's commentary on which we have two copies, (Nos. 719 ----721). Two more works of Ânandatîrtha have been noticed in connection with Dharmasastra, so that we have copies of twenty-four out of the thirty-seven works attributed to him in certain memorial verses which are given in M., Appendix
II. We have also manuscripts Independent) works of eight independent works by the followers of Madhva.
written by the followers of
Madhya, and No. 275 in the Gujarat section also bolongs to this school.