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⁵ Both Śrīdhara-svāmin and Vallabhāchārya misread it as *Tarka-karman* (debating). In Vātsyāyana’s *Kāma-sūtra* it is read as *Taksha-karmāṇi* (carpenter’s works); and the commentator Yaśodhara interprets it as कन्दुककर्माण्यपद्रव्यार्थानि (making of balls with inferior materials). But carpentry is expressly mentioned in the next item.
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- Kāmasūtra — Vātsyāyana Mallanāga, Sanskrit