Vol. al 9.] The Hist. of Smrti in Bengal and Mithila, 315 
(0 times). Bhojadeva is named at least three times; while 
nartianda of Bhoja. One allusion is found to each of the 
following : Yogisvara, an author named also in the Mitaksara ; 
Visvaripa, a famous commentator on the Yajnavalkya-samhita, 
whose work is now being printed ; Govindaraja, a well-known 
commentator on the Manu-samhita, and Bhavadhana whose work 
is now lost. 
Besides these, several of the writers who had treated the 
subject of Kala in their works find a place in this treatise. 
Some have been vaguely spoken of as kecit. But in one place 
Jimiitavahana has clubbed together seven names :—*‘ The 
ascertainment of (proper) time made by Jitendriya, Sankha- 
dhara, Andhika, Sambhrama, Harivaméa, Dhavala, and Yog- 
lauka, is now shown to be unsubstantial.”' To this list should 
be added Diksita. They arenamed more than once as follows :— 
Andhiika (10). | Sankhadhara (7). 
Jitendriya (9). | Sambhrama (6). 
Diksita (18). | Harivaméa (1). 
Dhavala (7). 
Yoglauka or Yogloka, (36), 
with two versions, Brhad* 
and Svalpa?°. 
nd criticized rather 
fteely. Probably they were not deemed authorities sufficiently 
dd to command respect. Among them Yogloka was criticized 
Most often, and rather unmercifully, his views coming in for 
Such remarks as tan-na, heyam-eva, tad-asamgatamn, iad-asamba 
m. 
d and quoted in the Durg-otsava- 
ltg mention in 1 of Silapani, in the Sraddha- 
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) Tih of Govindananda and in the Jattvas, Malimluca, Suddh. 
Whi, Ekadasi, Chandoga-vrsotsarga, and Abnika of Raghu- 
Nandana, 4 
, ii. The Vyavahara-mairka. 
This work is named in three forms, that is, (1) as Vyava- 
hara-mairka, in the first introductory 
: verse, and in the final colophon of the 
“png edition; (2) as Nyaya-matrka in the last but one verse 
‘the end ; and (3) as Nyaya-ratna-malika in the final colophon 
Its Name. 
' P. 380, farafaga reg UT yn Sy CH NTS TTT | 
aaaty arerareqqay a favarcat atta n [etl] 
