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香中，「率堵魯迦香」者，即舊云斗樓婆香，《地持》云求求羅香。「素泣繼羅」者，如胡麻許大，赤色，堪染緋等，此土所無，極大香也。「三辛香」者，西域多以胡麻、蓽鉢、于薑三事和為丸食之，令人消食。　「一指香」等者，形如指相故。

Among fragrances, "sturuṣka fragrance" is what was formerly called daulaupha fragrance, and the Bodhisattvabhūmi calls it guggulu fragrance. "Sukhirā" is about the size of a sesame seed, red in color, suitable for dyeing crimson, not found in this land, and is extremely fragrant. "Three-pungent fragrance": in the Western Regions they often combine sesame, pippalī, and dried ginger into pills to eat, which aids digestion. "One-finger fragrance" and so forth are named because their shapes resemble a finger.