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THE SANSKRIT MANUSCRIPTS. 7777 End: * * nadi sindhornaliniva bhanoh kaleva cendoh kamaleva visnoh | saudaminivambudharasya tasya mayeti namna mahisi babhutra | evamvidhairlalita bhavara sanuviddhairnrttakramairnirupamairvacasam vilasaih | alokya buddhamavikampitacittavrttim lajjavasatpratinivrtya yayustarunyah || ittham puspasarasanasya vijayavyaparasuskasthitam sambodhipramadam nivesya sudrsam sri bodhimule varah | siddharthasciravasanaparigatanucchidya dosadviso muktiksetra kutumbaraksanavidhau murdhabhisikto'bhavat || Colophon : iti sri buddhaghosacaryaviracite padyacudamanau mahakavye siddharthacarite dasamah sargah || No. 11605. padyacudamanih . PAD YACUDAMANIH. Substance, palm-leaf. Size, 15 * 1 inches. Pages, 64. Lines, 9 on a page. Character, Grantha. Condition, injured. Appearance, old. Breaks off in the tenth Sarga. Same work as the above. No. 11606. parvatirukminiyam . PARVATIRUKMINIYAM. Substance, paper. Size, 82 X 68 inches. Pages 122. Lines, 12 on a page. Character, Devanagari. Condition, good. Appearance, new. Begins on fol. 1 a. The other works herein are Yadunathacarita 63 a, Harililaviveka illa. Contains the Sargas one to nine. This is a poem the stanzas of which are so worded as to be capable of giving double meaning and thus it describes at the same time the marriage of Siva with Parvati and that of Krsna with Rukmini: by Vidyamadhava, a poet in the court of Somadeva of Culukya family. In the introductory stanzas it is stated that besides the author of this work, three other pocts only, viz., Bana, Subandhu and Kaviraja were skilled in writing works capable of giving double significance.