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of rākṣasas: W. Crooke (1911): 602–603; F.E. Pargiter (1922): 242, 319; M. and J. Stutley (1977). 268 See: K.C. Dube (1978): identified as the hebephrenic type of schizophrenia; M.G. Weiss (1977): 125–127, 150–152. See on the piśācas: J. Charpentier (1911): 1–24; A. Daniélou (1964): 310; Dowson; G.A. Grierson (1912), (1918); A.A. Macdonell and A.B. Keith (1967); H. Oldenberg (1923): 266–267; N.J. Shende (n.d.): 216; M. and J. Stutley (1977); G.H. Sutherland (1991): 59. Cf. Ca.Ni.7.14; Su.U.60.6–15. See on the exceptional position of the piśācas among the grahas: A.s.U.8.56. 269 Cf. Su.U.60.17–18. 270 Cf. Ca.Ni.7.15. 271 See on the treatment of unmāda and mental disorders in general: D.P. Bhattacharyya (1981), (1983), (1984), (1986); G.M. Carstairs and R.L. Kapur (1976): 58–65; S.C. Dash et al. (1983); K.C. Dube (1978); A.S. Mahal et al. (1976); G. Obeyesekere (1977); M.G. Ramu et al. (1977), (1983); M.G. Ramu and B.S. Venkataram (1985); S. Pathak (1973–74); K.P. Shukla (1973–74), (1978); N. Waxler (1976), (1977), (1979). See on psychotherapy in India and related cultural areas: E.M. Hoch *(1963), (1977), (1991a); *A.S. Mahal (1974); J.S. Neki (1973), (1974), (1975), (1977); S.K. Pande (1968); T.C. Sinha (1966); *N.C. Surya and S.S. Jayaram (1964); B. Vogt Frýba (1991); H. Zimmer (1935). See on the religious treatment of mental illness: S. Kakar (1982); O. Somasundaram (1973); V. Skultans (1987), (1991). See on an Indian variant of psychoanalytic theory and treatment: D.P. Bhattacharyya (1986): 137–140; G. Bose *(1931), (1966); C. Hartnack (1990); S. Kakar (1997): 20–32; C.V. Ramana (1964); T.C. Sinha (1966). See on the attempts to establish the relevance of yoga for the treatment of mental disorders: D.P. Bhattacharyya (1986): 131–132 (with references); G. Coster (1972); K.N. Udupa (1976); N.S. Vahia et al. (1972), *(1973a), *(1973b); N.S. Vahia, D.R. Doongaji and D.V. Jeste (1975); N.S. Vahia, S.L. Vinekar and D.R. Doongaji (1966). See on āyurvedic drugs in treating mental disorders: S. Balaraman (1971); N.G. Fozdar et al. (1962); *B.B. Gaitonde et al. (1957); *R.A. Hakim (1964); G.V. Joglekar and J.H. Balwani (1967); *B.S. Kale (1961). See on āyurvedic drugs with effects on the central nervous system: S.L. Agarwal et al. (1956); C.K. Atal et al. (1984); I.C. Bhattacharya (1968); B.C. Bose et al. (1960); C. Chatterjee, P.K. Dey and C.D. Dey (1964); M.L. Dhar et al. (1968); *P.C. Dandiya and Y.M. Chopra (1970); P.C. Dandiya and M.K. Menon (1963); P.C. Dandiya and J.D. Sharma (1962); P.K. Dey and B.K. Chatterjee (1966), (1968a), (1968b); P.K. Dey and C. Datta (1966); S.P. Dixit (1971); T. Joseph and G. Shanthakumari (1971); N.K. Khanna et al. (1972); C.K. Kokate and K.C. Varma (1982); V.K. Kulshrestha et al. *(1969), (1971); C.L. Malhotra, P.K. Das and N.S. Dhalla (1960a); J.M. van der Nat (1989): 48–49; D.N. Pandey and K.K. Pandey (1997); P.Ś. Pāṇḍey and K.K. Pāṇḍey (1997); N.R. Pillai and N. Vijayamma (1985); U.K. Sheth et al. (1963); N. Singh et al. (1973a), (1973b); N.Singh, N. Chand and R.P. Kohli (1974); R.R. Varma and G. Santhakumari (1986). See also the references to the literature on medhyarasāyana. See on mental diseases and their treatment in Siddha medicine: T. Anandan (1983). 272 Compare Ca.Ci.9.58–63ab and Su.U.61.22–24ab, 9.77 and Su.U.62.33ab, 9.85 and Su.U. 62.35ab. Ca.Ci.9.78 prescribes the consumption of meat, which contradicts Ca.Ni.7.14, where it is described as an item causing insanity; see Cakra's comments on this problem. Ca.Ci.9.72 mentions kṛtyā and alakṣmī (compare Ca.Ci.23.59, where alakṣmī and karmāṇa occur side by side; see also A.h.Ci.23.46, U.5.13). See on Alakṣmī: J.N. Banerjea (1956): 383–384; J.J. Meyer (1937): II, 131–142.