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⁶ e. g. in Visarad’s edition, p. 15, ll. 17, 18, cf. Aṣṭāṅga Hṛdaya, Sūtra Sthāna, ch. i, ver. 3 (1st ed., vol. i, p. 6); ibid., p. 124, ll. 12, 13, cf. Aṣṭ. Hṛd., ibid., ch. xiii, ver. 33 (vol. i, p. 282); ibid., p. 250, ll. 22, 23, cf. Aṣṭ. Hṛd., Nidāna Sthāna, ch. x, ver. 21 (vol. i, p. 772). — As Vāgbhaṭa II so extensively reproduces the text of Vāgbhaṭa I, it is important to note that in this, as well as in the preceding footnotes concerning Mādhava and Dṛḍhabala, only such passages have been selected as evidence as are found only in the Saṃgraha of Vāgbhaṭa I, or in the Saṃhitā of Vāgbhaṭa II, according as the case in hand required.