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397 Cf. Ca.Ci.21.62–63. 398 Cf. Ca.Ci.21.71. 399 Cf. Ca.Ci.21.72–86; Su.Ci.17.4–5. 400 Cf. Ca.Ci.21.72–86; Su.Ci.17.6–13. A.h.Ci.18.12cd–13ab = Ca.Ci.21.73; 18.13cd–14ab = Ca.Ci.21.81cd–82ab. 401 Cf. Ca.Ci.21.87–93ab; Su.Ci.17.14–17ab. A.h.Ci.18.14cd–15ab = Ca.Ci.21.87cd–88ab. 402 Cf. Ca.Ci.21.44cd–46. 403 Cf. Ca.Ci.21.117ab. 404 Cf. Ca.Ci.21.118–138. A.h.Ci.18.25ab = Ca.Ci.21.123cd; 18.26–34 = Ca.Ci.21.126–134. 405 Cf. Ca.Ci.21.136–137. 406 Cf. Ca.Ci.21.141–142. A.h.Ci.18.36cd–37ab = Ca.Ci.21.141cd–142ab. 407 A.h.Ci.18.38 = Ca.Ci.21.48. 408 Cf. Su.Ci.9.7. 409 Cf. Ca.Ci.7.39ab; Su.Ci.9.7. 410 Cf. Ca.Ci.7.140–143 (tiktaṣṭapalakaghṛta); Su.Ci.9.9. Mentioned at A.h.U.6.45. 411 Cf. Ca.Ci.7.144–150; Su.Ci.9.8. 412 Cf. Su.Ci.9.7. 413 Cf. Su.Ci.9.7. 414 Cf. Su.Ci.9.6, 41, 67cd–68. 415 Cf. Ca.Ci.7.40cd and 52cd; Su.Ci.9.10. 416 Cf. Ca.Ci.7.42. 417 Cf. Cakradatta, kuṣṭha 122–123. 418 Cf. Soḍhala's Gadanigraha, prayogakhaṇḍa, ghṛtādhikāra 156–157. 419 Cf. Su.Ci.10.15. 420 Cf. Ca.Ci.7.82–83; Su.Ci.9.5. 421 Cf. Ca.Ci.7.62–64. 422 Cf. Ca.Ci.7.61, 65–83; Su.Ci.9.44–50, 70; 10.4–14. 423 Cf. Ca.Ci.7.97–101. A.h.Ci.19.50–52 = Ca.Ci.7.65–67. 424 Cf. Ca.Ci.7.84–96; Su.Ci.9.10–11, 54–68ab, 70. A.h.Ci.19.56–57 = Ca.Ci.7.54–55; 19.58 = Ca.Ci.7.56ab and 57cd; 19.62 = Ca.Ci.7.94; 19.63 = Ca.Ci.7.96; 19.77–78 = Ca.Ci.7.120–121. 425 Cf. Cakradatta, kuṣṭha 133–135; Mādhavacikitsā, kuṣṭha 41; Soḍhala's Gadanigraha, prayogakhaṇḍa, tailādhikāra 317–318. 426 Cf. Soḍhala's Gadanigraha, prayogakhaṇḍa, tailādhikāra 319–320. 427 Cf. Ca.Ci.7.102–133; Su.Ci.9.12–29ab, 40. A.h.Ci.19.86–87 = Ca.Ci.7.124–125; 19.88 = Ca.Ci.7.130; 19.89 = Ca.Ci.7.133. 428 A.h.Ci.19.90 = Ca.Ci.7.134. Cf. Su.Ci.9.51ab. 429 Cf. Ca.Ci.7.157–159; Su.Ci.9.51cd–53, 69. 430 A.h.Ci.19.92 = Ca.Ci.7.39. 431 A.h.Ci.19.93 = Ca.Ci.7.53. 432 A.h.Ci.19.94 = Ca.Ci.7.151. 433 A.h.Ci.19.95 = Ca.Ci.7.41. 434 Cf. Su.Ci.9.43. 435 A.h.Ci.19.97 = Su.Ci.9.42. 436 The worship of Bhāskara (= Sūrya), the sun god, is well known as effective against various diseases, in particular disorders of the skin (see, for example: Padmapurāṇa 1.77.17–18).