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98 Compare Ca.Si.9.61 and Su.Ci.37.127. 99 Compare Ca.Si.9.65cd–66ab and Su.Ci.37.103–104ab, 9.66cd–67ab and Su.Ci.37.104cd–105, 9.67cd–70ab and 114cd–115. 100 Gulabkunverba: facial cellulitis. 101 Cf. Su.U.25.16cd–18 and 26.38cd–39ab. 102 Gulabkunverba: hemicrania. Compare Ca.Sū.17.13. See on the āyurvedic treatment of migraine: C.R. Karnick (1996): 188–192. 103 Cf. Su.U.25.15cd–16ab and 26.31cd–35. 104 Gulabkunverba: a kind of neuralgia. See Cakra's comments. See also P.V. Sharma (1994): 270. 105 Cf. Su.U.25.11cd–13ab and 26.30cd–31ab. 106 Gulabkunverba: major trigeminal neuralgia. 107 Cf. Su.U.25.13cd–15ab and 26.36cd–38ab. 108 Cf. Ca.Sū.17.14. 109 Cf. Su.U.26.42. See on nasya (= nastaḥkarman): R.M. Anand (1974); D. Ojha and A. Kumar (1978): 147–166; R.H. Singh (1992): 93–116. 110 Gulabkunverba: inunction. P.V. Sharma: snuffing. Cakra remarks that nāvana of Caraka includes the type called śirovirecana in the Suśrutasaṃhitā. See on nāvana: R.H. Singh (1992): 96–97. 111 Gulabkunverba: nasal drops. P.V. Sharma: pressing. See Cakra's comments. Compare Cakra ad Ca.Ci.4.97. See also P.V. Sharma and A.V. Sharma (1992): 402. See on avapīḍa: R.H. Singh (1992): 97–98. 112 Gulabkunverba: insufflation. P.V. Sharma: blowing. See on dhūma: R.H. Singh (1992): 98. 113 Gulabkunverba: inhalation. P.V. Sharma: smoking. See on dhūma: R.H. Singh (1992): 98. 114 Gulabkunverba: application. P.V. Sharma: smearing. See on (prati)marśa: R.H. Singh (1992): 99. 115 Cf. Ca.Si.9.116ab. 116 Gulabkunverba: astringent. P.V. Sharma: retentive. 117 See Ca.Sū.5.20cd–27ab with Cakra's comments. See also Cakra ad Ca.Si.9.91. The three varieties are śamana, snaihika and vairecanika. 118 These functions are snehana and virecana (see Cakra's comments). 119 Gulabkunverba: impleting. P.V. Sharma: saturating. Tarpaṇa includes snehana according to Cakra. 120 Gulabkunverba: sedating. P.V. Sharma: pacificatory. Śamana includes stambhana according to Cakra. 121 Cf. Su.Ci.40.21. 122 Cf. Su.Ci.40.22–24. 123 Cf. Su.Ci.40.25–47. 124 A sāṃgrāhika drug is astringent in action (Gulabkunverba) or a faecal astringent (P.V. Sharma). See Su.Sū.41.6. 125 See Ca.Si.6.68–70. 126 The same as parikartikā (Ca.Si.6.61–67). 127 The same as pravāhikā (Ca.Si.7.40–42). 128 Cf. Bhela Si.7. 129 Āsthāpana is a synonym of nirūha.