MSS. Mill 121–124.

Hand(s)

Devanāgarī.

(1) For that of Book I see 121, f. 117: adyeha śrīvṛddhanagaravāstavyaṃābhyaṃtaranāgarar-jñātīyavyavapuruṣoltamasutasadāśivena likhitaṃ |

(2) That of Book II must also be Sadāśiva, judging from the identity of the writing.

(3) For that of Book III see f. 325: adyeha, &c. as above. The accentuator is thus described: svarālaṃkṛtam idaṃ pustakaṃ Someśvareṇa |

(4) For that of Book IV see 122, f. 90v: adyeha śrīvṛddhanagaravāstavyaṃābhyaṃtaranāgarajñātīyavya-vapuruṣottamasutadāmodareṇa likhitaṃ |

(5) For that of Book V see f. 158v: adyeha, &c. as in (4). The accentuator is thus described: Yājñikatūnāpautreṇa (?) Yājñi … | Weber, l. c., p. viii, reads the name, which is now illegible, but which may have been plainer before the binding of the MS., as Laghunātha, and the last word may have been svaritaṃ.

(6) For that of Book VI see f. 296; where only the name of the accentuator is specified: svaravākyaṃ kriyate Māhādyevena | Weber, l. c., reads this as Mahādeva.

(7) For that of Book VII see 123, f. 60: adyeha, &c. as in (4). The accentuator is thus described: Yājñikaśrīprabhūjīsutavidyādhareṇedaṃ pustakaṃ hastriṣaṭ nāma saptamakāṃḍe svarālaṃkṛtaṃ |

(8) A note on f.61 tells us that Someśvara, and after him, his son Maheśvara owned Book VIII. The scribe’s name is given on f. 132: adyeha śrīvṛddhanagaravāstavyaṃābhyaṃtaranāgarajñātīyavya-vapuruṣottamasutadāmodarasadāśivena likhitaṃ | This shows that Dāmodara and Sadāśiva are identical. The name of the accentuator is given as: Kalyāṃṇayīkena svarapradattā |

(9) The scribe of Book IX is given on f. 197v in the same words as in (1). The accentuator is thus described: Yājñikaśrīprabhūjīputreṇa Vidyādhareṇa svaradattāḥ | śrīr astu | Vidyādhareṇedaṃ pustakaṃ |

(10) The scribe of Book X is given on f. 255v as in (4). The accentuator is thus described: Yā | śrīkṛṣṇaputreṇa Prabhūjīkena svaradattāḥ |

(11) The scribe of Book XI is given on f. 315 as in (4).

(12) The scribe of Book XII is given on 124, f. 62: Vyavapuruṣottamasutadāmodareṇa likhitaṃ | The accentuator is described as in (9).

(13) The scribe of Book XIII is given on f. 122v as in (4). The accentuator is thus described: Yājñikaśrīprabhūjīkasya Vīdyā |

(14) The scribe of Book XIV is given on f. 289: pure Vārāṇasikṣetre Biṃdumādhavasaṃnnidhau | Pītāṃbareṇa likhitaṃ pustakam upaniṣadaṃ ǁ 1 ǁ