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624 Cf. Su.U.47.13. 625 A drink prepared from guḍa (treacle; see G.J. Meulenbeld, 1974: 507). See Ca.Sū.27.186. 626 A drink prepared from piṣṭī (flour). 627 A drink prepared from grapes (mṛdvīkā). See Ca.Sū.27.188. 628 A drink prepared from honey (madhu). See Ca.Sū.27.188 (mādhvīka). 629 Compare Ca.Ci.7.21: carmākhyakuṣṭha is bahala. 630 This exposition makes clear that bahala is identical with sāndra. 631 Cf. Su.U.47.3–5. 632 Pradhānaujas. See Cakra ad Ca.Sū.17.73–75; the para kind of ojas is the aṣṭabindukaujas. 633 Compare Ca.Ci.24.36 and Su.U.47.9. 634 Stages of intoxication are already mentioned in the Atharvaveda (6.30.2); see P. Aalto (1963): 30. Compare the description of intoxication by alcohol in Galen's writings (see J.O. Leibowitz, 1967). 635 Cf. Su.U.47.11–12; Mādhavanidāna 18.7–11. 636 Cf. Su.U.47.10. 637 Cf. Su.U.47.7–8. 638 Cf. Su.U.47.18–19ab. 639 See the comments of Jejjata and Cakra. 640 Cf. Su.U.47.47–48. 641 Cf. Su.Sū.11.22cd–25. 642 Cf. Su.U.47.24cd–26ab. 643 Cf. Su.U.47.26cd–27. 644 Cf. Su.U.47.28–29ab. 645 See Cakra's comments on these ten instead of the usual thirteen kinds of saṃnipāta. 646 Compare on the treatment of madātyaya: Bhela Ci.28.16b–91ab. 647 Compare the disorders described in the Suśrutasaṃhitā (U.47.17–22ab). 648 The chapter is called dvivraṇīya; this title refers to Ca.Sū.19.4, where two types of vraṇa are distinguished. See on similar disorders (gaṇḍa) and their treatment in Pali literature: I.B. Horner (1963): 156; Jyotir Mitra (1985): 313–316; K.G. Zysk (1991): 98–101. 649 Cf. Su.Ci.1.3. 650 Cf. Su.Ci.1.4. 651 Cf. Su.Sū.22.11; Ci.1.7. 652 The edition reads kṛtyotkṛtya, but the variant kṛtyākṛtya is to be preferred. 653 Jejjata and Cakra give two different explanations of the term. Cf. Ca.Ci.25.61 (koṣavant: provided with pouches). 654 Cf. Ca.Ci.25.58. 655 Cf. Sū.Sū.22.5. 656 Cf. Sū.Sū.10.4. 657 Or: with depressed edges (Gulabkunverba). Cf. Ca.Ci.25.61 and 80 (sūkṣmānana: with a small opening). 658 Or: with greatly thickened edges (Gulabkunverba). Cf. Ca.Ci.25.58 (sthūlaparyanta). 659 Gulabkunverba: yellowish red. P.V. Sharma: greyish. Cf. Ca.Ci.25.28. 660 Gulabkunverba: dusky red. P.V. Sharma: blackish. 661 Jejjata and Cakra quote Bhoja's definition of this type of duṣṭavraṇa. 662 Cf. Su.Sū.22.7. 663 See Ca.Ci.25.31cd–34.