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THE SÜRYASATAKA OF MAYŪRA
An edition, without commentary, by Kälīkṛṣṇabahādur, in-
corporated in John Haeberlin's Kavya-sangraha: A Sanscrit
Anthology, p. 197-216, Calcutta, 1847. There is a copy of this
work on the shelves of the Harvard University Library. See
also Ernst Haas, Cat. of Skt. and Pali Books in the British
Museum, p. 41-42, London, 1876; cf. Indische Studien, vol. 1, p.
471-472.
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Anonymously edited, in both octavo and duodecimo editions,
in a Satakavalt comprising the Amaruśataka, the Santiśataka, the
Suryaśataka and the three śatakas of Bhartṛhari. In Bengali
character, and published at Calcutta, in 1850; cf. Catalogue of
the Library of the India Office, vol. 2, part 1, Sanskrit Books,
p. 180, London, 1897.
An anonymous edition, without commentary, probably edited
by its publisher, Bābū Bhuvanacandra Basāk, and published at
Calcutta, in 1874. The volume is entitled Süryaśataka by
Mayura Bhaṭṭa; cf. Catalogue of the Library of the India Office,
vol. 2, part I, p. 214.
An edition in Sinhalese characters (with Sinhalese paraphrase
of Vilgammüla Mahã Thera) by Don A. de Silva Devarakkhita
Batuvantuḍāve, Colombo, 1883; cf. C. Bendall, Cat. of the Skt.
MSS in the British Museum, p. 100-101, no. 257, London, 1902;
Wickremasinghe, Cat. of the Sinhalese Printed Books in the
Library of the British Museum, p. 125, London, 1901; Wick-
remasinghe, Cat. of the Sinhalese MSS in the British Museum, p.
23, 101, 102, London, 1900; JRAS, new series, vol. 26 (1894),
p. 555, and vol. 28 (1896), p. 215-216.
An edition by Yajñeśvaraśāstrī. It is mentioned by Bühler
(IA, 1. 115, footnote) in 1872 as being then in course of publica-
tion. It was to be equipped with a commentary by its editor, and
in this regard the editor seems to have fulfilled his intention, for
the commentary is mentioned in Aufrecht's Catalogus and in the
introduction to the Kāvyamālā edition of the Süryaśataka, and is
quoted, as we saw above (p. 26, note 1), in Jhalakîkara's edition
of the Kävyaprakāśa.
Edited, without commentary, by Jīvānanda Vidyāsāgara, in
An edition, without commentary, by Kälīkṛṣṇabahādur, in-
corporated in John Haeberlin's Kavya-sangraha: A Sanscrit
Anthology, p. 197-216, Calcutta, 1847. There is a copy of this
work on the shelves of the Harvard University Library. See
also Ernst Haas, Cat. of Skt. and Pali Books in the British
Museum, p. 41-42, London, 1876; cf. Indische Studien, vol. 1, p.
471-472.
104
Anonymously edited, in both octavo and duodecimo editions,
in a Satakavalt comprising the Amaruśataka, the Santiśataka, the
Suryaśataka and the three śatakas of Bhartṛhari. In Bengali
character, and published at Calcutta, in 1850; cf. Catalogue of
the Library of the India Office, vol. 2, part 1, Sanskrit Books,
p. 180, London, 1897.
An anonymous edition, without commentary, probably edited
by its publisher, Bābū Bhuvanacandra Basāk, and published at
Calcutta, in 1874. The volume is entitled Süryaśataka by
Mayura Bhaṭṭa; cf. Catalogue of the Library of the India Office,
vol. 2, part I, p. 214.
An edition in Sinhalese characters (with Sinhalese paraphrase
of Vilgammüla Mahã Thera) by Don A. de Silva Devarakkhita
Batuvantuḍāve, Colombo, 1883; cf. C. Bendall, Cat. of the Skt.
MSS in the British Museum, p. 100-101, no. 257, London, 1902;
Wickremasinghe, Cat. of the Sinhalese Printed Books in the
Library of the British Museum, p. 125, London, 1901; Wick-
remasinghe, Cat. of the Sinhalese MSS in the British Museum, p.
23, 101, 102, London, 1900; JRAS, new series, vol. 26 (1894),
p. 555, and vol. 28 (1896), p. 215-216.
An edition by Yajñeśvaraśāstrī. It is mentioned by Bühler
(IA, 1. 115, footnote) in 1872 as being then in course of publica-
tion. It was to be equipped with a commentary by its editor, and
in this regard the editor seems to have fulfilled his intention, for
the commentary is mentioned in Aufrecht's Catalogus and in the
introduction to the Kāvyamālā edition of the Süryaśataka, and is
quoted, as we saw above (p. 26, note 1), in Jhalakîkara's edition
of the Kävyaprakāśa.
Edited, without commentary, by Jīvānanda Vidyāsāgara, in