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Shankara commentary needed[edit]

Can anybody find Shankara's commentary on the Sanatsujatiya and:

Give a citation (ideally both English and Sanskrit; ideally both online and library hardcopy)
Insert a section with a synopsis of Shankara's commentary?

(Note: Buitenen's introduction to Sanatsujatiya (p. 182, 190 ff.) appears to cite an undated collected works of Shankara when it mentions his commentary: "Published in Sri Sankaracharya, Memorial Edition, Volume XIII (Srirangam, no date). pp. 171 ff."; I'm not sure if other such citation leads can be found online, but it may be worth looking if you have the time and don't have other leads). Thanks -- Health Researcher (talk) 23:16, 18 March 2010 (UTC)[reply]

For possible clue, see external link added today to article:

S. N. Sastri's translation of the Sanatsugatiya [1] (online). Includes romanized Sanskrit based on ITRANS, plus commentary "Based on the bhAshya of SrI Sankara bhagavatpAda" (accessed 22 March 2010).

Health Researcher (talk) 18:56, 22 March 2010 (UTC)[reply]

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