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INTRODUCTION.
It con-
The author of the work is Gauda Sankarācāry ya.
sists of 121 leaves written in Bengali character and dealing with
the directions for the adoration of Tārā. It is included in the
Government collection of Sanskrit MSS. in A.S.B., No. 221.
85. -, Tararcana-candrika-The moon-shine
(elucidation) of the worship of Tarā.
The author of the work is Jagannatha Bhaṭṭācāryya. It
consists of 26 leaves written in Devanagari character and begins
with an invocation to Ganesa. It deals with the directions for
the adoration of Tara and is included in the Government collec-
tion of Sanskrit MSS. in A.S.B., No. 6537.
96. aa-aut, Tararcana-tarangini-The river of
worship of Tärā.
The author of the work is Sri Rama. It consists of 59 palm
leaves written in Uriya character, and is included in the Govern-
ment collection of Sanskrit MSS. in A.S.B., No. 4267.
87. aa, Tararnavaḥ-The ocean of Tārā.
This work is quoted by Narasimha in Tara-bhakti-sudhār-
nava (vide India Office Catalogue, p. 497).
88. arr-fara, Tara-vilasaḥ-The pastime of Tārā.
It consists of 24 leaves written in Bengali character and
divided in eight chapters called patalas. The name of the
author is Vasudeva Kavikankana Cakravartti. It begins with
an invocation to Tara and is included in the Government collec-
tion of Sanskrit MSS. in A.S.B., No. 3455.
89. arcı-faarata:, Tara-vilásodayaḥ-The origin of the
pastime of Tarā.
It
The author of the work is Vasudeva Kavicakravartti.
consists of 45 leaves written in Bengali character and divided into
ten chapters called ullasas. An incomplete work copied in Saka
1620 is included in the Government collection of Sanskrit MSS.
in A.S.B., No. 790.
90 - Tara-satpadi-Six stanzas on Tárā.
STOL
INTRODUCTION.
It con-
The author of the work is Gauda Sankarācāry ya.
sists of 121 leaves written in Bengali character and dealing with
the directions for the adoration of Tārā. It is included in the
Government collection of Sanskrit MSS. in A.S.B., No. 221.
85. -, Tararcana-candrika-The moon-shine
(elucidation) of the worship of Tarā.
The author of the work is Jagannatha Bhaṭṭācāryya. It
consists of 26 leaves written in Devanagari character and begins
with an invocation to Ganesa. It deals with the directions for
the adoration of Tara and is included in the Government collec-
tion of Sanskrit MSS. in A.S.B., No. 6537.
96. aa-aut, Tararcana-tarangini-The river of
worship of Tärā.
The author of the work is Sri Rama. It consists of 59 palm
leaves written in Uriya character, and is included in the Govern-
ment collection of Sanskrit MSS. in A.S.B., No. 4267.
87. aa, Tararnavaḥ-The ocean of Tārā.
This work is quoted by Narasimha in Tara-bhakti-sudhār-
nava (vide India Office Catalogue, p. 497).
88. arr-fara, Tara-vilasaḥ-The pastime of Tārā.
It consists of 24 leaves written in Bengali character and
divided in eight chapters called patalas. The name of the
author is Vasudeva Kavikankana Cakravartti. It begins with
an invocation to Tara and is included in the Government collec-
tion of Sanskrit MSS. in A.S.B., No. 3455.
89. arcı-faarata:, Tara-vilásodayaḥ-The origin of the
pastime of Tarā.
It
The author of the work is Vasudeva Kavicakravartti.
consists of 45 leaves written in Bengali character and divided into
ten chapters called ullasas. An incomplete work copied in Saka
1620 is included in the Government collection of Sanskrit MSS.
in A.S.B., No. 790.
90 - Tara-satpadi-Six stanzas on Tárā.
STOL