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629 Cf. Kāśyapasaṃhitā, Khila 18.11cd–15ab. 630 Cf. Kāśyapasaṃhitā, Khila 18.15cd–17. 631 The ashes of a number of plants and svarjikākṣāra. 632 The lateral parts of the belly (kukṣi) are not mentioned among the seats of gulma, but may be included in the regions called pārśva (see Su.U.42.5ab and 76cd). 633 See on the treatment of udaraśūla: P.K. Prajapati and C.B. Jha (1997). 634 See U.43. 635 Cf. Ca.Sū.17.30–40; Ci.26.77. 636 A type caused by concerted action of the doṣas is described in the Carakasaṃhitā (Sū.17.36ab; 19.3–4; Ci.26.80c). 637 Cf. Ca.Sū.17.31; Ci.26.79ab. 638 Cf. Ca.Sū.17.31; Ci.26.79ab. 639 Cf. Ca.Sū.17.35; Ci.26.80ab. 640 Cf. Ca.Sū.17.39–40ab; Ci.26.80d. 641 Cf. Ca.Ci.26.81–89. 642 Cf. Ca.Ci.26.90–95. 643 Cf. Ca.Ci.26.96–99. 644 Cf. Ca.Ci.26.103d. 645 Cf. Ca.Ci.16.4–12a. 646 The Carakasaṃhitā (Ci.16.3) distinguishes five types. 647 Cf. Ca.Ci.16.11. 648 Cf. Ca.Ci.16.12b–d. 649 See on pāṇaki: Cakra ad Ca.Ci.16.132cd–134ab; Ḍalhaṇa ad Su.U.44.12. 650 A variant reads lāghavaka. 651 Cf. Ca.Ci.16.17–18. 652 Cf. Ca.Ci.16.19–22. 653 Cf. Ca.Ci.16.23–25. 654 Cf. Ca.Ci.16.26. 655 Singhal c.s.: jaundice. 656 Cf. Ca.Ci.16.34–36. 657 Cf. Ca.Ci.16.37ab. 658 Cf. Ca.Ci.16.132cd–134ab. 659 Cf. Ca.Ci.16.39cd–43. 660 Cf. Ca.Ci.16.70–71 (navāyasacūrṇa). 661 Cf. Ca.Ci.16.69. 662 Cf. Ca.Ci.16.78–79. 663 Cf. Ca.Ci.16.93cd–96 (punarnavamaṇḍūra). 664 Cf. Ca.Ci.16.52–55ab, 98–102ab, etc. 665 Cf. Ca.Ci.16.37cd–39ab. 666 Cf. Ca.Ni.2.4; Ci.4.6–8. 667 Cf. Ca.Ni.2.8; Ci.4.15–17. 668 Cf. Ca.Ci.4.10. 669 Cf. Ca.Ni.2.9. 670 Cf. Ca.Ni.2.6. 671 Cf. Ca.Ni.2.8; Ci.4.11–13ab and 24. 672 Cf. Ca.Ni.2.7.