A catalogue of the Kannada, Badaga, and Kurg books in the library of the British Museum

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o \A CATALOGUE OF THK AND KURG BOOKSKANNADA, BADAGA, IN THK LIBBABY OF THE BEITISH MUSEUM COMPILED BY L. D. Lirr.D.BARNETT, M.A., KEEPER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF ORIENTAL PRINTED BOOKS AND MSS. BY OEDEE OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE BRITISHPRINTED MUSEUM. fLontion : SOLD AT THE BRITISH MUSEUM; AND BY MESSRS. & PATERNOSTER How MB. BERNARD GKAFTONLONGMANS CO., 39, ; QUARITCH, 11, STREET, BEDFORDNHW BOND W. MESSRS. ASHER & COVENT ANDSTREET, ; CO., 14, STREET, GARDEN; HENRY OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS AMEN CORNKR.MR. FROWDE, WAREHOUSE, 1910. [All reserved.']rightsLONDON : .M CLOWES AND SONS, LIMITED, ', AND GRKATS.K., WINDMILL STl'KKT, \\ zPBEFACE. oror less is "theCanarese, Kiimirese, Carnatic,Kama/aim, correctly styled of and the of Coirabatore, Salem,principal language Mysore adjoining parts Anantapur, and The frontier line thence the dominions of Hisnorthwards,Bellary. goes through the as far as where it turns almost due west on to about theNizam, Bidar,Highness 78th southwards so as to include the south-eastern of Jatand, further,degree, portion of in Tulukaand Kanarese is also in the extreme south-east Satara,Daphlapur. spoken Anndh into some extent in the State of the Satara and the south;; AgencyTasgaon in almost so far west theof further to the as town ofwest,and,Belgaum, Kolhapur, the toThe line then turns Ghats aboutsouthwards, Honawar,Kolhapur. following In North Kanara is the officialwhere it down to the sea. Kanarese allgoes language the with theover the district. It is of South of theKanara,languageprincipal exception line thence with thesouthernmost corner. The frontier coincides southern frontier of in andKanarese dialects are also the the has,Nilgiris, languageMysore. spoken lastly, " been to Madura and to the Central Provincesbrought immigrants Surveyby (Linguistic fromvol. The word which ancient times has4, Kannada,of India, pp. 362-3). very to and the of its is ofbeen both the inhabitants,*languageapplied country very itsdoubtful Karndta or seems to be the result of an; doublet, Karncitalca,origin to find a Sanskrit at all costs.attempt fetymology an andLike the the Kannada ancient rich literature.Tamil, language possesses down to the of the when theOf its earliest end 7thperiod, reaching century, language "was in the known later as or Primitive Oldstage purvada hala-gannada, Kannada," no works have survived. The second is the classical the ofperiod, age hala-gannada, " or Old which ended about the 14th To this the oldestKannada," century. belongs monument of the Until the middle of the 12thKannada,surviving Kavi-raja-marga. most of the classical writers were Jains we mention ; Ranna,century may Pampa, andVarma, Naga-chandra, Nemi-chandra, Janna,Niiga Aggala, Kesi-raja, Andayya. After them came a series of Saiva the earliest of whom were Hari-harapoets, among and Somesvara. About the 14th the of tinDeva, Raghavauka, century begins period " Modern Kannada," hosa-gannad d* B ladaf an ja ^w o m 4 dha vau ty jha $ewa s 3 sah "3" na na?7 & ^t> 3 Ul'ii fa sJiari pa *ira aj 3 tha sari kJia pha &^ rt & J hada lae ga & lae 4 dha "4 Ilia$ gha obsolete letters x theThe rare 7 andw and the (7;, jihva-(IrT),extremely (Iri) to thesibilant oo or otfrs. 8.1897.][Bangalore,See MAHA-BHAEATA. . [Krishna-raja-l>j easSdj. Without title-page. vani-vilasa. the text forThe Adi-parva, being In the verses the writer states that hewas thefinal protege the F.A. Examination 8. a Siva-bhakta who was son and that1900.] [1899.] of of Lola-lihga Rfija, he wrote the the bhakta Indu-poem for Vara-lihga, of14176. f. 65X3.) selchara (Siva). See SEINIVASA B. of MadrasAIYANGAB, University AESOP. Translation of Fables.Carnatca[sic] Esop's . . . notes on the Matriculation Kanarese Text under the of WalterPrepared superintendence etc. 14176. f. 63.C2.)1890. 8.1890, Elliot. Second edition, 244. Press:Asylumpp. See K. of Madras. 1890SUBBA-RAU, University 2.1840. 8. 14177. d.Madras, . . . notes on the Matriculation Kanarese Text, - inFables Canarese. [Translatedetc. 1890. f. Aesop's8. 14176. 63.(1.) G. A. Fourth revised.Wiirth.] edition,by See TIEUMALA and G. V.EAU, D.B., KRISHNACHARYA, xi. 200. Basel Missiona&ra?3j?i $;&^$rtab. pp. Eemarks. I ... to out someBegin. propose point Press 1869. 12. 14176. cc. 15.; Mangalore, . . . errors ... in the Matriculation etc.text-books, -1891. Fol. 14176. 10.g. with short morals. A freeFables,Aesop's C.translation the[from Maben].See VIRUPAKSHA PANDITA. of Madras. English byUniversity viii. 156. Basel Mission'a^rassrfRi se^^rt^J.First in Arts etc. 1897. pp.8.Examination, 1898, 16.Press: 1907. 12. 14176. cc.14176. f. 65.C2.) Mangalore, The of Madras. The Kanarese TextUniversity :AGAMAS. ama.~\[Siddlidg &_,?... for the Matriculation Examination 1880.1880,ec. dojon [Devala-brah-TJysTOSs^ci. S?dj3?^^>reo^o!ji5J8. See KDMARA VYASA. 14176. f. 49. ma-bodhaka-vedokta-mula-stambhana. A chapter of Madras. Notes on the KanareseUniversity in on theSanskrit, anthological, divinitypartly Matriculation Text. Part ii. a fullContaining of the Muni Devala and the of the origin Devanga translation of Sanmati-satakaEnglish [i.e.poetry caste of Brahman weavers. With the Devalo- and. and notesTorave-ramayana i.], explanatory and twopanishad Devanga-saptavatara-nirnaya, on .prose [i.e. 55.Pancha-tantra,Mitra-bheda] pp. with KannadaSanskrit tracts. Editedcognate 1891. 8. 14176. f. 63.(3.)Bangalore, translations and commentaries by Sankar'-ayya.] ii. nerrej100 2The of ;Madras. The Text-book of pp. plates. sS-^Tiretio [Mysore,University Kann