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INTRODUCTION.
The author of the work is Nārāyaṇa Bhaṭṭa. It consists of
38 leaves, written in Devanagari character, on the worship of
a form of the goddess Durgã called Ugra-Tārā. Noticed in the
Bikanir Catalogue, p. 622.
A work of the same name, consisting of 49 leaves written
in Devanagari character, is included in the Government collection
of Sanskrit MSS. in A.S.B., No. 5886. It begins with an in-
vocation to Ganesa, Sarasvati and Gurus.
74. al-fat, Tārā-pārājikā-Confession of deadly
sius to Tārā.
Mentioned in the Bengal Asiatic Society's Notices of Sans-
krit MSS., Second Series, Vol. III.
75.
--, Tara-pujana-vallari-A creeper of
Tārā-worship.
Noticed in the Catalogue of Sanskrit MSS. belonging to
Pandit Radha Krishna of Lahore, p. 26.
76---ffu:, Tārā-pājā-nyāsa-vidhiḥ-The me-
thod of dedicating parts of the body to Tāra at the
time of worship.
Noticed in the Catalogue of Sanskrit MSS. belonging to
Pandit Radha Krishna of Lahore, p. 45.
77.
--, Tārā-půjā-prayogaḥ-The ceremonial-
form of Tara-worship.
It consists of four leaves, incomplete and extremely damaged,
written in Bengali character, and begins with an invocation to
Paradevatā.
It is included in the Government collection of Sanskrit MSS.
in A.S.B., No. 3399.
78. all-yol-Cat¶¶ų, Tārā-pājā-rasāyanam—An elixir of
the worship of Tārā.
The author of the work is Kāśi-nātha Bhaṭṭa, son of Jaya-
rama Bhaṭṭa of Punyagrāma. It begins with an invocation to
Ganesa and Gurus and is included in the Government collection
of Sanskrit MSS. in A.S.B., No. 6540.
INTRODUCTION.
The author of the work is Nārāyaṇa Bhaṭṭa. It consists of
38 leaves, written in Devanagari character, on the worship of
a form of the goddess Durgã called Ugra-Tārā. Noticed in the
Bikanir Catalogue, p. 622.
A work of the same name, consisting of 49 leaves written
in Devanagari character, is included in the Government collection
of Sanskrit MSS. in A.S.B., No. 5886. It begins with an in-
vocation to Ganesa, Sarasvati and Gurus.
74. al-fat, Tārā-pārājikā-Confession of deadly
sius to Tārā.
Mentioned in the Bengal Asiatic Society's Notices of Sans-
krit MSS., Second Series, Vol. III.
75.
--, Tara-pujana-vallari-A creeper of
Tārā-worship.
Noticed in the Catalogue of Sanskrit MSS. belonging to
Pandit Radha Krishna of Lahore, p. 26.
76---ffu:, Tārā-pājā-nyāsa-vidhiḥ-The me-
thod of dedicating parts of the body to Tāra at the
time of worship.
Noticed in the Catalogue of Sanskrit MSS. belonging to
Pandit Radha Krishna of Lahore, p. 45.
77.
--, Tārā-půjā-prayogaḥ-The ceremonial-
form of Tara-worship.
It consists of four leaves, incomplete and extremely damaged,
written in Bengali character, and begins with an invocation to
Paradevatā.
It is included in the Government collection of Sanskrit MSS.
in A.S.B., No. 3399.
78. all-yol-Cat¶¶ų, Tārā-pājā-rasāyanam—An elixir of
the worship of Tārā.
The author of the work is Kāśi-nātha Bhaṭṭa, son of Jaya-
rama Bhaṭṭa of Punyagrāma. It begins with an invocation to
Ganesa and Gurus and is included in the Government collection
of Sanskrit MSS. in A.S.B., No. 6540.