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159 Bhāvaprakāśa 73.140–143; cikitsā 1.762. 160 Ad Ca.Sū.2.17; Ci.3.179cd–188ab (from the Agniveśasamhitā) and 197–200ab; 4.62–72 and 88; 7.60–64. The quotation ad Sū.2.17 is obviously from the Agniveśasamhitā (compare the quotation from that work). 161 Quoted in the Yogaratnasamuccaya. 162 Ad Su.Ci.38.3–6. 163 Ad Ca.Ci.3.63–67: the agniveśatantra carakācāryasamskṛta is quoted; the verses are absent from the Carakasamhitā, but resemble Ca.Ci.3.53cd–58; some regard them as being from the Agniveśatantra (for instance: Gulabkunverba I, 72–73; Sūramcandra, 1978: 207). Sūramcandra reproduces a second quotation, identical with that in Cakrapāṇi's commentary ad Ca.Ci.3.179cd–188ab. 164 Ad Rasendrasārasamgraha 1.233 (a reference to the description of the purification of śilājatu in the Agniveśasamhitā). 165 Ad Śārṅgadharasamhitā III.3.1. 166 The Agniveśasāstra is quoted or referred to in his commentary on Trimalla's Śataślokī. 167 Āyurvedaprakāśa 4.110–115 is from Agniveśa according to Gulrājśarmamiśra's commentary. 168 Vāgbhaṭamaṇḍana 64 (Ca.Sū.13.23–25 is quoted), 73 (unidentified quotation), 107. 169 Basavarājīya 1, 27, 90, 387. 170 Ad Cakradatta, jvara 17, 41–42, 64; apasmāra 7–8; vamana 14; nirūha 8–10. Jvara 64 was borrowed from Agniveśa. 171 Rudrabhaṭṭa's commentary on the Śārṅgadharasamhitā (see CC I, 2). 172 In his Cikitsāratnābharaṇa (keśarapāka; see Rasayogaśāgara 345). 173 Padārthavijñāna 46. 174 Ad Cakradatta, jvara 17–18, 29 (from the Agniveśasamhitā) and 64; raktapitta 14; nirūha 8–10; ad Cakrapāṇi's Dravyaguṇa, pāṇīya 31. 175 Gadanigraha, prayogakhaṇḍa, ghṛtādhikāra 32cd–35ab, 40cd–43ab, 66cd–68ab, 92–94, 150–153, 158–161, 162–168, 194–197. 176 Ad A.H.śa.3.61cd–62ab, 65cd–66ab, 67cd. 177 Ad Siddhayoga 1.132; 21.5–6; 76.3ab. 178 Ṭoḍara II: 1.50, 111, 130; 2.38, 63–64, 167; 3.6–9, 66–67, 130, 196–198, 225–228, 371, 378–381ab; 4.51–53ab, 92–96, 117–118, 142, 159–160, 188, 193, 205–215; 5.55, 101–102ab; III. 2.2–20, 24–35, 45–48; 3.11, 17–18, 20–21, 73, 98, 116–117, 121, 161, 169–170, 192, 211, 229, 236, 241, 248, 250–251, 256, 263–264, 268; 4.28–30, 43, 540, 695–696, 723, 762, 795, 801, 805, 1271–1278, 1297–1299, 1336–1337, 1342–1343; V: 10.21; VI: 11.10–15 and 16; IX: 1.141, 203–205, 401, 420, 482–483. 179 A.h.Ni.2.61–62a. A.s.Ni.2.63–64a. 180 Ad Mādhavanidāna 2.66cd–74ab. 181 Padārthavijñāna 46 = Ca.Sū.1.49a-c. 182 Gadanigraha, prayogakhaṇḍa, ghṛtādhikāra 162–168 (agrees rather closely with Ca.Ci.7. 144–150); 158–161 (agrees rather closely with Ca.Ci.7.140–143). 183 Ṭoḍara II: 1.50 (compare Ca.Sū.9.19), 115–119 (compare Ca.Sū.11.57–61); 3.9 (= Ca.Ci.1¹.3–4ab), 371 (= Ca.Sū.17.117); 4.117 (from Ca.Śā.8.5–6), 118 (from Ca.Śā.8.6), 142 (= Ca.Śā.6.22), 193 (= Ca.Śā.4.21–23); 5.101–102ab (= Ca.I.2.8–9ab); III: 2.2–20 (related to Ca.Sū.22.4–21ab), 24–35 (related to Ca.Sū.22.25–37), 45–48 (= Ca.Sū.22.38–40), 3.11 (= Ca.Ci.3.4), 17–18 (= Ca.Ci.3.5cd–6), 20–21 (related to Ca.Ci.3.32–34), 42 (= Ca.Ci.3.30ab and 31), 116–117 (= Ca.Ci.3.146cd–148ab), 121 (= Ca.Ci.3.148cd–149ab), 229 (related to Ca.Ci.3.172cd–173ab), 236 (= Ca.Ci.3.165cd–166ab and 167ab), 241 (= Ca.Ci.3.167cd–168ab), 248 (= Ca.Ci.3.173cd–174ab), 250–251 (= Ca.Ci.3.174cd–176ab), 256 (= Ca.Ci.3.289cd–290ab), 263–264 (Ca.Ci.3.217–218); 4.28–30 (= Ca.Ci.3.324–326), 540 (= Ca.Ci.3.287cd–288ab), 695–696 (= Ca.Ci.3.112–114ab), 723 (= Ca.Ci.3.322cd–323ab), 762 (= Ca.Ci.3.53cd–54ab); VI.11.10–15ab (= Ca.Sū.21.29–34).