NOTES, 163 printed in Lucknow in 1876, and I found in if the verse I was in search of, and also that on page 68. The wo>' consists of 88 arya verses the closing one being as follows : : -‘बेदान्तशास्त्रमखिलं विलोक्य शेपस्तु जगदाधारः । आर्यापञ्चाशीत्या बबन्ध परमार्थसारमिदम् ’ । The title-page of this edition erroneously attributes it to Sankara. In verse 78, instead of our ‘“लिप्यते मनुजः” the reading there is स्पृश्यते विमलः and, in verse 82, the second line is “ज्ञानी समकालमुक्तः कैवल्यं यातीह विगतशोकः।>. This latter verse is quoted also in the second chapter of Jivanmuktiviveka, and ascribed to Sesa.
Page 63. Line 20, अविद्याध्यस्तः। For a long disguisition on अध्यास see the opening part of Brahmasutrabhasya. The Taittiriyaopanisadbhasyavartika referred to in the footnote is the edition published in the Anandasrama Series, Poona, in 1889. It has the commentary of Anandajnana. Page 64. अनगमापायिधर्मस्य &ce. Cfउपयन्नपयन्धर्मः &c. in maxims i (2nd edn. ). Page 65. ‘अरुणया पिङ्गाक्ष्या &e. The word गवा is wrongly inserted. See अरुणैकहायनीन्याय in Maxims iii (2nd edn.). 66. The Apastambasutras quoted from are Dha rmasutras, published by Dr.Bihler , in Bombay. There is a translation of them, by the same scholar, in vol. ii. of Sacred Books of the east. Page 69. ‘‘जरया वा &c.” This quotation is from Satapatha 12. 4. 1. 1, where, however, the reading is मुच्यते. It is cited in Brahmasutrabhasya 3. 4. 7 , from which Ramatirtha probably took it. ‘किमर्था वयमध्येष्यामहे &c. ” This also is quoted in Brahmasutrabhasya 3. 4. 9. ‘‘ये प्रजामीपिरे’’। ramatirtha most likely took this from the Bhasya on Chhandogya 5. 10. 1, where it is quoted thus :-‘तथा च पौराणिकः । ये प्रजामीपिरेऽधीरास्ते श्मशानानि
