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83 Cf. Ca.Ci.17.49–51; Su.U.51.13. 84 Cf. Ca.Ci.17.48cd, 51cd, 54cd, 67cd; Su.U.51.14cd. 85 Cf. Ca.Ci.17.8–19 and 21; Su.U.50.3–6 and 8. 86 Cf. Ca.Sū.19.4 and Ci.17.10ab; Su.U.50.7. 87 Cf. Ca.Ci.17.38–41; Su.U.50.9–10ab. 88 Cf. Ca.Ci.17.34–37; Su.U.50.11cd–12ab. 89 Cf. Ca.Ci.17.31–33 (the vyapetā type); Su.U.50.10cd–11ab. 90 Cf. Ca.Ci.17.22–26; Su.U.50.14. 91 Cf. Ca.Ci.17.27–30; Su.U.50.12cd–13. 92 Cf. Ca.Ci.17.26cd, 30cd, 33cd, 37cd, 41cd, 42–44; Su.U.50.15. 93 Cf. Ca.Ci.17.7; Su.U.51.56. 94 Cf. Ca.Ci.8.11ab; Su.U.41.3–5. A.h.Ni.5.1ab = Su.U.41.3ab. 95 Cf. Ca.Ni.6.12 and Ci.8.3–11; Su.U.41.4–5. 96 Cf. Ca.Ni.6.3–11 and Ci.8.13; Su.U.41.8cd–9ab. Compare Su.U.41.16. 97 Cf. Ca.Ni.6.6–12 and Ci.8.14–32; Su.U.41.9cd–10. 98 Cf. Ca.Ni.6.13 and Ci.8.33–38ab; Su.U.41.29–30. 99 Cf. Ca.Ni.6.14 and Ci.8.14–32–46ab; Su.U.41.11–13. Compare Su.U.41.17–22. 100 Absent from Caraka- and Suśrutasaṃhitā. 101 Cf. Ca.Ni.6.10 and Ci.8.39–44ab; Su.U.41.9–10. 102 Cf. Ca.Ni.6.15–16 and Ci.8.47; Su.U.41.14–15 and 31–32ab. 103 Cf. Ca.Ci.8.53ab; Su.U.53.3. 104 Cf. Ca.Ci.8.53cd–56; Su.U.53.4–6. 105 Cf. Su.U.53.7. 106 Cf. Ca.Ci.26.124a–c; Su.U.57.3. 107 Cf. Ca.Ci.26.124cd–126; Su.U.57.4–6ab. 108 Cf. Ca.Ci.20.6ab; Su.U.49.3–5. 109 Cf. Ca.Ci.20.7–8ab, 10, 12, 14, 16; Su.U.49.7. 110 Cf. Ca.Ci.20.6cd; Su.U.49.8. 111 Cf. Ca.Ci.20.8cd–9, 11, 13, 15, 17, 18; Su.U.49.9–12. 112 Cf. Su.U.49.12. 113 Cf. Su.U.49.13. 114 See A.h.Ni.11 on gulma. Cf. Ca.Sū.19.4; Su.U.43.5. 115 Cf. Sū.17.30–40 and Ci.26.77–80; Su.U.43.6–9. 116 Cf. Ca.Sū.19.4 and Ci.22.3–7 (five types); Su.U.48.6 (seven types). The Hṛdaya does not describe Suśruta's kṣataja type. 117 Cf. Ca.Ci.22.4–7 and 9–10; Su.U.48.3–5. 118 Cf. Ca.Ci.22.11–12; Su.U.48.8. 119 Cf. Ca.Ci.22.13–14; Su.U.48.9. 120 Su.U.48.10–11. Absent from the Carakasaṃhitā. 121 Absent from the Carakasaṃhitā. The Suśrutasaṃhitā regards the āmaja type as associated with all three doṣas. 122 Cf. Ca.Ci.22.15; Su.U.48.14cd. The Carakasaṃhitā describes the āmaja type as brought about by āmapitta. The āmaja type is associated with the three doṣas in the Suśrutasaṃhitā. See also Su.U.48.13.