Sri Suresvara's Parcikarapa Partika has the following neatares:-s 1. Paācīkaraņa Vārtika Vākhyā-Vārtikābharanam by Abhinava Nārāyaņendra Sarasvati 2. Partika Wiyaranan by siyanaraya nananda Tirtha, a dis ciple of Sivarāmānanda - both in prose and verse. 3. Pañeikaraņa Vārtika Vākhā (author mot known ), Number one in the above list is the preșent publication, The text of the Warrika (consisting of 64 verses) has been published by the Sri Vati Vilas Press. Srirangam, along with another work, Vedanta Sara Vartikaraja sanigraham, also, ori doubtful grounds, attributed to Sri Suresvara. The commentator Abinava Nārāyaņedra Sarasvati, vas a disciple of Jianendra Saraswati, who was a disciple of Kaivalyers dra Sara svati. It is not known whether this ! ñā rendra was the same person who corposed Tattyahadhini, a commentary con Bhatt-roji biok gita's Sidifanta Kaunudi. Nothirg Incore is known ahout Abhin: via Nariya pendra. Since he refers to Anandagiri who belonged to the firrernth century, he is a much later writer and may be assigned to the seventeenth century. The other works of Abhinn vana räyarendra include Pacikaraņa Vākhyā- Abhirrāraprakāśika a direct commentary oth Bhagavatpāda's Faicikarapan. Tikas con Aitareyórarisad bhāga, Čāndagopanigai bāsa, Prasnoponistā blāja, Muņģa kopanišad bhāgy, Kahopamiyad biāgya ad Kempanišad bhasya and Anandalahari. The catalogus catalogorum mentions two other persons bearing the name of Abhinava Narayanendra Sarasvati. One was the Guru of Parama sivendra Sarasvati, and anthor of Vedānta namaratnasahasran and Siyagiiitiitparya praka Sikd, and the other was the Guru of Sarkara Yati, author of Subrahmaņya bihugjaňga. The manuscripts used in editing this work are as under:- A paper manuscript written in Devanāgari script preserved in
