A supplementary catalogue of Sanskrit, Pali, and Prakrit books in the library of the British museum acquired during the years 1892-1906 / Comp. by L. D. Barnett.

British Museum. Department of Oriental Printed Books and Manuscripts.

Date:: 1908

Credit: A supplementary catalogue of Sanskrit, Pali, and Prakrit books in the library of the British museum acquired during the years 1892-1906 / Comp. by L. D. Barnett. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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$Chliappachchayadipaka, by Pauuasilia Malia- saddhammasami.] pp. 173. Q^OCOS OjfsO [Mandalay, 1899.] 8°. 14098. ccc. 27.(3.) 00 ^ [Chhandouissaya, in Burmese Hsau-neikthaya. Being the Vuttodaya in Pali, with Burmese word-for-word translation and commentary by Chakkindabhisiri. Followed by the Hsan-linka, i.e. Chhandalahkara, a Burmese poem by the latter on the subject of the Vutto- daya.] pp. 122. OjSj [Zianyoo??-, 1900.] 8°. 14098. c. 74. .—^— C^QggO3CO0O^S o1 I II [Vuttodaya.] See Saddhammasiki. 00 3 00 0 00 3 8 <2lO etc. 3 OO CO [Saddatthabhedachiuta, ete.~\ pp. 33-39. 1903. 8°. • 14099. bb. 2. SAN HTUN AUNG, Maung. See ZiN-PYU-MYA-SHIN. OOo8oj[OOOOOCO etc. [Ko-saung-hkyok- dhammathat. Section viii. Edited, with Burmese translations, by San Htuu Aung and Kyaw Zan U.] [1894.] 8^ 14098. ccc. 20. SANIPUJAPADDHATI. <3 etc. [Sanipujapaddhati. A brief ritual of the worship of the planet-god Saui or Saturn as prescribed in the Skandapurana. Followed by Sanipanchali, a Bengali poem on the legend and cult of Sani.] pp. 25. Calcutta, [1901.] ohl. 8°. 14028. dd. 10.(2.) SANKARA, Achdrya-Svdnu, Pontiff of Divarlca. II etc. [Tridandimatavibhedinl. A polemic against the schools of Ramanuja and other sects of Vedanta. With an introduction by Ramachandra Gahgadhara Sastri.] Vol. i. pp. ii. iii. 191, 14. [Benare.s, 1899.] 8°. 14048. e. 33. II II [Vimarsa. A ti’eatise on the nature of time and mdyd, the incarnations culminating in the birth of Sankara, history of the latter with lists of his apostolic successors, and divers other topics of philosophy and reli- gion. With a biographical preface by Vishnu Sastn.] pp. iv. 89. [Benares, 1898.] 8°. 14048. cc. 21.(2.) SANKARA ACHARYA. Two OR More Works. etc. [Saiikaracharya-paucharatna. Being the Vivekachudamani, Aparokshanubhuti, Svatraauirupana, Atmabodha, and Vakyavritti. Edited with a Gujarati translation by Jayarama Raghuuatha.] 5 pts. Bombay, [1892.] 12°. 14098. b. 24. Sri-Sankaraebarya^s Miscellaneous Works . . . ' [Vol. I, the com- mentaries on the Vishnusahasranama and Sauat- j sujatiya with the original text; Vol. II, Aparo- 1 kshauubhuti and Satasloki, with commentaries I . . ■ ■ - ascribed respectively to Sayana and Anaudagiri, and Haristuti and Dasasloki with the coiu- ! mentaries of Svayamprakasa and Madhusudaua I respective!}^, called Haritattvamuktavali and Siddhiintabindu ; Vol. Ill, Upadesasahasri, with Ramatlrtha^s commentaries called Upadesartha- i vibhaga and Padayojanika ; Vol. IV, Atmabodha, Vivekachudamani, Vakyavritti, Svatmanirupana, I Yogataravall, and Sarvavedantasiddhantasara- sahgraha.] . . . Edited by A. Mahadeva Sastri . . . I and Panditaratnara K. Rangacharya. 1898-1899. j /See Mysore.—Government of Mysore. Government Oriental Library Series. Bibliotheca Sanskrita, j etc. Nos. 19-22. 1893, etc. 8°. 14004. b. 10. ' A Compendium of the Raja Yoga Philosophy, comprising the principal treatises of Shrimat * Shankaracharya and other renowned authors [sell. I the Aparokshanubhuti and Vakyasudha, in San- skrit, with translation by Manilala DvivedI; j Atmaviveka and Vivekachudamani, translated by I Mohinimohana Chattopadhyaya ; Atmabodha, translated by B. Narasirnhaiya ; Sadananda’s Vedantasara, tran.slated by W. Ward ; and the Charpatapanjari, translated by J. N. Parama- nauda. Second edition.] pp. i. i. 161. Bombay, 1901. 8°. 14048. bb. 53. Atmanatma-viveka, or Discrimination of Spirit I and Not-Spirit . . . and Atmabodha . . . Trans- lated ... by Mohiui M. Chatterjee [and B. Nara- sindiaiya respectively], pp. 66. Bombay, [1904.] 16°. 14048. a. 30. I Reprinted from the “ Compendium of Raja Yoga Philo- sophy.''$