KKh
KÁÐÍkhaÆÕa½ MaharÒivyÁsapraÆita½ RÁmÁnandapraÆitayÁ „RÁmÁnandÍ“ vyÁkhyayÁ; NÁrÁyaÆapatitripÁÔhÍpraÆitayÁ „NÁrÁyaÆÍ“, KaruÆÁpati TripÁÔhÍ (ed.), 4 vol.s. Varanasi: Sampurnand Sanskrit University, 1991; 1992; 1996; 1998.

KR
KÁÐÍrahasyam, BrahmavaivartapurÁÆapariÐiÒÔam saÔÍkam kÁÐÍrahasyam, RÁdhÁkªÒÆa Mor (ed.), GurumaƱalagranthamÁlÁ No. 14, Vol. 3, Calcutta: 1957.

TSS
TristhalÍsetu of NÁrÁyaÆa BhaÔÔa. GaÆeÐa ÏÁstrÍ Gokhale (ed.), Poona: ÀnandÁÐramamudraÆÁlaya, 1915 (ÀnandÁÐrama Sanskrit Series 78).

TVK
TÍrthavivecanakÁƱa 1942, in: BhaÔÔaÐrÍlaksÞÍdharaviracite Kªtyakalpatarau aÒÔamo bhÁga K.V. Rangaswami Aiyangar (ed.), Baroda (Gaekwad´s Oriental Series 98).

PKV
PañcakroÐÍvidhÁna. [Manuscript,16 pages with 20/21 lines each, DevanÁgarÍ script, not dated, bound, title on cover, private collection of Shashank Singh, VÁrÁÆasÍ.]

SP
The SkandapurÁÆa. Volume I. AdhyÁyas 1–25. Critically edited with a Prolegomena and English Synopsis. Adriaensen, R., H.T. Bakker & H. Isaacson (eds.). Groningen: 1998.  

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