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† Cf. *e.g.* Kāmandaka's division of his work into separate chapters dealing with the circle of States (maṇḍala) (XII-XIII), the six forms of foreign policy (XIV-XVI), deliberation in the State Council (XVII), and the conduct of the Ambassador (XVIII-XIX). Also cf. Kāmandaka's lists of the different kinds of alliance (XIV), war (XV), neutrality and marching (Ch. XVI), as well as the lists of kings with whom alliance should be made and of those with whom it should not be made (XIV). [^*] XXII 93. Cf. *Kauṭ.* pp. 322-324. [^†] VII 1-2.