Dear Krishna Prasad,

When I read your message, I immediately thought Apa must mean Aparārka, aka Aparāditya, a later commentator on the Yājñavalkyasmṛti. But something doesn’t seem right.  Aparāditya’s commentary was edited and published in the Ānandāśrama series.  To my knowledge, Ganapati Sastri edited the Yājñavalkyasmṛti with the commentary of Viśvarūpa through the Gov’t Press in Trivandrum in 1921.  The Nirnaya Sagar edition by Narayana Ram Acharya contains the commentary of Vijñāneśvara.  

Not sure this helps, but I’d be curious to learn of an edition by Ganapati Sastri in Nirnaya Sagar.

Best, Don

Don Davis

Dept of Asian Studies

University of Texas at Austin

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Subject: [INDOLOGY] Details about author and work

Dear all

Mitaksraa yajnavalkya smrti edited 

T Ganapati Sastri 

Publisher Nirnay Sagar Press

In foot notes a paragraphs explaining the original text, will be running through out the book with signed अप ० and serially numbered. 

Please throw some light what is that abbreviation अप and who is the author or text ?

Thanks

Krishna Prasad

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