Adhikarananyayamala, Adhikaraṇanyāyamālā: 2 definitions
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Source: Cologne Digital Sanskrit Dictionaries: Aufrecht Catalogus Catalogorum1) Adhikaraṇanyāyamālā (अधिकरणन्यायमाला) as mentioned in Aufrecht’s Catalogus Catalogorum:—adhikaraṇanyāyamālā, also vedāntādhikaraṇamālā, śārīrakādhikaraṇanyāyamālā vedānta, by Bhāratītīrtha Muni. B. 4, 38. 96. K. 114. 132. Oudh. Xvi, 120. Gu. 5. Peters. 3, 392. Sūcīpattra. 60.
2) Adhikaraṇanyāyamālā (अधिकरणन्यायमाला):—vedānta, by Vaidyanātha Dīkṣita. Oppert. 5400. Ii, 8713.
Adhikaraṇanyāyamālā has the following synonyms: Vedāntādhikaraṇamālā.
3) Adhikaraṇanyāyamālā (अधिकरणन्यायमाला):—by Bhāratītīrtha. add Sb. 394.
4) Adhikaraṇanyāyamālā (अधिकरणन्यायमाला):—an exposition of the Vedānta tenets, by Bhāratītīrtha. Bl. 191-94. 314 (adhy. 1). Io. 2780. Rgb. 616. 617. 618 (extract). See Nyāyamālā Vaiyāsikī.
—[commentary] Adhikaraṇamālārthaprakāśikā by Śiva Dīkṣita, son of Digambara. Bl. 314 (adhy. 1).
5) Adhikaraṇanyāyamālā (अधिकरणन्यायमाला):—(q. v.), or vedāntādhikaraṇamālā by Bhāratītīrtha. Gov. Or. Libr. Madras 90. Stein 127.
Adhikaraṇanyāyamālā has the following synonyms: Nyāyāmālā vaiyāsikī.
6) Adhikaraṇanyāyamālā (अधिकरणन्यायमाला):—vedānta, by Bhāratīrtha. Hz. 71.
7) Adhikaraṇanyāyamālā (अधिकरणन्यायमाला):—or vaiyāsikī nyāyamālā vedānta by Bhāratītīrtha. Ak 741 (2 Adhyāyāḥ complete, the third inc.). 742 (first Adhyāya). As p. 8. Bs 450. Cs 3, 141. 172. Hz. 1015. 1422. Peters. 6, 303. Whish 89 (till Adhyāya 4, 2). C. [anonymous] Ak 741 (as above). Cs 3, 172. 441 (inc.).
Adhikaraṇanyāyamālā has the following synonyms: Adhikaraṇaratnamālā.
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Full-text: Vedantadhikaranamala, Bharatitirtha, Nyayamala vaiyasiki, Vaidyanatha dikshita, Adhikaranaratnamala.
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