aananda saagara stavaH

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-- In , " M. S. Ravisankar " <ravi wrote:

>

> There was question to me about available books on aanandasaagarastavaH.

>

> 1) The following book is out print and available in Univ. of California,

> Berekely, CA, USA.

>

> Srimannilakanthadiksitavaryaih pranitah Sri Anandasagarastavah,

> Published by: Srikamakoti Kosasthana, Kumbhaghonam, 1944 as a part of

> Kamakoti Granthavali Series (#12)

> Author: Sri Nilakantha dixita

>

> Translated by: Ya Mahalinka Castirikal, N. Nateca Ayyar

>

> Original text in: Sanskrit, Grantha, and Tamil

> Translation in: Tamil and English

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>

> This book was very useful for me on two counts. Not only I learned something

> about aananda saagara stavaH, but also the grantha script (which I now use

> for my handwritten notes, instead of Tamil Script).

>

>

> 2) Today I searched UT catalog, and found that there is another book and a

> foundation on niilakaNTha diixita, which is indeed a very good news.

>

> http://www.geocities.com/prganapathy/foundation.html

>

> Their publication can be obtained from Jayalakhmi Indological Book House.

>

>

> AUTHOR:

> Nilakantha Diksita, 17th cent.

> UNIFORM TITLE:

> Anandasagarastava. English & Sanskrit

> TITLE:

> Anandasagarastava of Mahakavi Sri Nilakanta Dikshithar / text with English

> translation and notes by P.S. Krishnan and S.N. Sastri.

> EDITION:

> 1st ed.

> PUBLISHED:

> Chennai : Mahakavi Sri Nilakanta Dikshithar Foundation : Copies can be had

> from Jayalakhmi Indological Book House, 2000.

> DESCRIPTION:

> 56, (4) p. ; 22 cm.

> NOTES:

> Poem.

> English and Sanskrit.

> Summary: On Minaksi, Hindu deity.

> SUBJECTS:

> Minaksi (Hindu deity)--Poetry.

> OTHER AUTHORS:

> Krishnan, P. S.

> OCLC NUMBER:

> 49332586

>

>

> 3) We posted some verses on based on #1

> http://www.ambaa.org/anandasagara/anandasagara1.htm

>

> 4) Someone sent a personal e-mail long ago about the availability a

> Sanskrit commentary on this work, which is published from Mysore. I dont

> have the details with me now.

>

> Thanks

>

> Ravi

>