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physical basis which had the effect of turning for several
centuries the attention of their respective followers to the
essentials of religion and away from the unmeaning formali-
ties and revolting practices that passed for religious exercises
in those days of corruption.
The two other commentaries that are included in this
volume the one on the hymn itself by Svayamprakáśa* and
the other on the Vártika by Rámatírthaf-have no indi-
viduality of their own, and they are valued as explaining
clearly brief or obscure statements of doctrine, of which
there are several in the Stotra and the Vártika.
The works comprised in this volume have been edited
from the following manuscripts :-
-
1. The Text with Svayamprakasa's commentary.
II.
-A Telugu MS. belonging to Pandit Dakshinamurti
S'ástri of the Oriental Library.
A Nágarí MS. procured by Pandit Narahari Jośyar
of the Oriental Library.
T-A Telugu MS. kindly lent by Pandit Gangádhara
S'ástri of H. H. the Maharaja's Sanskrit College.
The Vartika with Ramatirtha's commentary.
A Grantha MS. of the Vártika belonging to Sir
K. S'eshádri Iyer, Dewan of Mysore. This codex
is very much injured, and in consequence por-
tions of the work have also disappeared.
-A Telugu MS. copy of the Vártika kindly lent by
Pandit Káma S'ástriar of Madras.
T. A Grantha MS. of the Vártika with Rámatírtha's
commentary thereon, belonging to the Oriental
Library.
#rayamprakasa also commented on the Harimide-Stotra of Sankaráchárya,
and on the Advanta-makaranda of Lakshmidhara.
+He is also the author of commentaries on Maitrayanıyopanishad and the
Upadesasahasrs of Sankaráchárya,
centuries the attention of their respective followers to the
essentials of religion and away from the unmeaning formali-
ties and revolting practices that passed for religious exercises
in those days of corruption.
The two other commentaries that are included in this
volume the one on the hymn itself by Svayamprakáśa* and
the other on the Vártika by Rámatírthaf-have no indi-
viduality of their own, and they are valued as explaining
clearly brief or obscure statements of doctrine, of which
there are several in the Stotra and the Vártika.
The works comprised in this volume have been edited
from the following manuscripts :-
-
1. The Text with Svayamprakasa's commentary.
II.
-A Telugu MS. belonging to Pandit Dakshinamurti
S'ástri of the Oriental Library.
A Nágarí MS. procured by Pandit Narahari Jośyar
of the Oriental Library.
T-A Telugu MS. kindly lent by Pandit Gangádhara
S'ástri of H. H. the Maharaja's Sanskrit College.
The Vartika with Ramatirtha's commentary.
A Grantha MS. of the Vártika belonging to Sir
K. S'eshádri Iyer, Dewan of Mysore. This codex
is very much injured, and in consequence por-
tions of the work have also disappeared.
-A Telugu MS. copy of the Vártika kindly lent by
Pandit Káma S'ástriar of Madras.
T. A Grantha MS. of the Vártika with Rámatírtha's
commentary thereon, belonging to the Oriental
Library.
#rayamprakasa also commented on the Harimide-Stotra of Sankaráchárya,
and on the Advanta-makaranda of Lakshmidhara.
+He is also the author of commentaries on Maitrayanıyopanishad and the
Upadesasahasrs of Sankaráchárya,