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¹ e. g. the prose direction in *Saṃgraha*, *Cikitsita Sthāna*, ch. xvii (vol. ii, p. 99, l. 23), is expressed by Dṛḍhabala in a single verse (*Caraka Saṃhitā*, *Cik.*, xviii, ver. 85 *a*; Jīv., p. 646), while Vāgbhaṭa II gives it in two verses (*Aṣṭāṅga Hṛdaya*, *Cik.*, xv, verses 96 *b*, 97 *a*, in 1st ed., vol. ii, p. 285). Other examples are: Vāgbhaṭa II in *Cikitsita*, xv, verses 61 *b*-63 (vol. ii, p. 279) and verses 91 *b*, 92 (vol. ii, p. 284), compared with Dṛḍhabala, in *Cik.*, xviii, verses 67 *b*-69 (Jīv., pp. 644-5) and verses 80, 81 (Jīv., p. 645), and with Vāgbhaṭa I’s prose in *Cik.*, xvii (vol. ii, p. 98, ll. 9-12, and p. 99, ll. 21-23).