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137 Compare P.V. Sharma (1985e): 379. 138 See P.V. Sharma (1981b): 324. 139 Āmalaka is the fruit of āmalakī (P.V. Sharma, 1982a: 623). 140 Yādavaśarman's edition (z) reads akṣamātreṇa. 141 P.V. Sharma (1982a): 623. 142 P.V. Sharma (1982a): 623. 143 Surāhva = devadāru is intended and not surāhvā = indravāruṇī (see Cakra's comment). 144 Śakrasurā = gorakṣakarkaṭī (see Cakra's comment). 145 P.V. Sharma (1982a): 624. 146 P.V. Sharma (1982a): 624. 147 P.V. Sharma (1982a): 624. 148 P.V. Sharma (1982a): 625. 149 P.V. Sharma (1982a): 625. 150 P.V. Sharma (1982a): 625. 151 P.V. Sharma (1982a): 625. 152 P.V. Sharma (1982a): 625. Compare Cakra's comments. 153 P.V. Sharma (1982a): 625. Compare Cakra's comments. 154 P.V. Sharma (1982a): 625. 155 Compare Cakra's comments. 156 P.V. Sharma (1982a): 625. 157 P.V. Sharma (1982a): 625. 158 P.V. Sharma (1982a): 626. 159 P.V. Sharma (1982a): 626. 160 In agreement with Cakra's reading. 161 In agreement with Cakra. 162 P.V. Sharma (1982a): 626. In agreement with Cakra. 163 P.V. Sharma (1982a): 626. 164 P.V. Sharma (1982a): 626. 165 P.V. Sharma (1982a): 626. In agreement with Cakra's reading. 166 P.V. Sharma (1982a): 626. 167 P.V. Sharma (1982a): 626. 168 P.V. Sharma (1982a): 626–627. 169 P.V. Sharma (1982a): 627. 170 P.V. Sharma (1982a): 627. 171 P.V. Sharma (1982a): 627. 172 See on this subject: G.J. Meulenbeld (1974): 404–406; P.V. Sharma (1992d): 187. 173 Mentioned in Amitaprabha's Carakanyāsa (see Niścala ad Cakradatta, anuvāsana 33). Amitaprabha may refer to Ca.Si.1.25, quoted by Niścala. 174 See Jejjata ad Ca.Ci.3.197–200ab and 28.89cd–99ab. Jejjata comments on the text and interpretation of Ci.3.197–199; the reading of 3.199ab, accepted by the Gauḍas, proves to be identical with that of Yādavaśarman's ed. (z). The reading of Ci.28.90, as adopted by the Gauḍas, differs from Yādavaśarman's text. Cakrapāṇidatta is silent on the issues discussed by Jejjata and does not refer to the Gauḍas. Niścalakara (ad Cakradatta, jvara 124) is acquainted with Jejjata's remarks ad Ca.Ci.3.199ab and quotes him approvingly. Niścala records a reading of the Gauḍas (ad Cakradatta, kuṣṭha 8 = Ca.Sū.3.3), which differs from that of the Kāśmīras; the text of the Cara-