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5. Bhaktāmara-stotra-vrtti-A Sanskrit commentary on the Sanskrit hymn composed by Mānatunga Sūri in praise of the first Jina Rşabhadeva beginning with words "bhaktāmara". In this commentary the author has quoted verses from his above works Nos. 2, 3 and 4 and his co-pupil Sivacandra's Laghu-prastāvokti-ratnakara. (Published by Bhimsi Mānek, Bombay).
6. Tarka-bhāsā-tīkā-A Sanskrit commentary on the work of Hindu logic by name Tarka-bhāşa composed by Keśavamiśra (a MS. copy is in Vimalagaccha's Bhandār at Ahmedābād No. 16 bundle No. 6).
7. Sapta-padārthi-tikā-A Sanskrit commentary on another work of logic by name Sapta-padārthi composed by Sivāditya (Ibid. No. 48 bundle No. 36).
8. Jina-s'ataka-tikā-A Sanskrit commentary on Jina-sataka. The original work is a hymn in praise of Jina (conqueror i. e. Tirthankara) composed by JambuJambunāga of Candra gaccha about S. Y. 1005; while Śāmba Muni of Nāgendra gacche wrote a short commentary-panjikā in S. Y. 1025. On the basis of the panjika Siddhicandra wrote an extensive commentary by name Candra-candrikā in S. Y. 1714 at Sanghapura ( a village near Vijāpur of Gujarāt). (A MS. copy of 34 folios written in the same year on Vaišākha Sukla 3 at the same village Sanghapur is found in the Vimala gaccha's Upāśraya Bhandār at Vijāpur of Gujarāt).
. 9. Vāsavadattā-vrtti or vyākhyā-tīkā-A Sanskrit commentary on the Sanskrit campu Vāsavadattā of Kavi Subandhu. (A good copy of 62 folios is found in the above place at Vijāpur and another referred to in Peterson's Report IV No. 781 of 1886-92 A. D. is available at the Bhadārkar Oriental Research Institute, Poonā).
10. Kāvya-prakās'a-khandana- A sort of a commentary-vivrti-as the author calls it in Sanskrit on the well-known work of poetics Kāvyaprakāsa by Mammatācārya, whose several theories Siddhicandra has refuted. (A MS. copy of this also, in 62 folios written in the author's time S. Y. 1722 is available at the above place at Vijāpur).
11. Anekārthopasarga-vștti-A Sanskrit commentary iu the form of a lexicon, on Sanskrit words having different meanings as treated in Amarakosa, composed with the aid of several lexicons. (A MS. copy of 55 folios is also found in the above place at Vijāpur, and another MS. is available in Pravartaka Kāntivijaya's Bhandār at Chāņi No. 82)
12. Dhātu-manjari-A work on Sanskrit grammar relating to dhātus ( verbroots). This is different from the work known as Akhyāta-vāda-tikā. (A MS. is available in Limbdi Sangha Bhandār No. 65 bundle 27 and referred to in Buh. III p. 8).
13. Akhyātavāda-tikā-A commentary on a portion of Sanskrit grammar i. e. Akhyata which is defined as under :
