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752 Cf. Su.Ci.3.11–13ab. 753 Cf. Su.Ci.3.13cd–14ab. 754 Cf. Su.Ci.3.14cd–15ab. 755 Cf. Su.Ni.15.15cd–16ab; Ci.3.15cd–17ab. 756 Cf. Su.Ci.3.48–50ab. 757 Cf. Su.Ci.3.50cd. 758 Cf. Su.Ci.3.51. 759 Cf. Su.Ci.3.52. 760 Cf. Su.Ci.3.69. 761 I.e., according to Aruṇa and Śivadāsa: pāna, nasya, abhyaṅga, and anuvāsana. 762 Cf. Su.Ci.3.54. 763 Cf. Su.Ci.3.5. 764 Cf. Su.Ci.3.4, which is almost identical. 765 Cf. Su.Ci.3.55–68. 766 Cf. Ca.Ci.12.96. 767 Cf. Su.Ni.4.5. 768 Cf. Su.Ni.4.3. 769 Cf. Su.Ni.4.5. 770 Cf. Su.Ni.4.3. Suśruta distinguishes five types, omitting those due to two doṣas. 771 Cf. Su.Ni.4.3. 772 Cf. Su.Ni.4.5. 773 Cf. Su.Ni.4.6. 774 Cf. Su.Ni.4.7. 775 Cf. Su.Ni.4.8. 776 Cf. Su.Ni.4.5. 777 Cf. Su.Ni.4.5. 778 Cf. Su.Ni.4.6. 779 Cf. Su.Ni.4.7. 780 Cf. Su.Ni.4.8. 781 Cf. Su.Ni.4.9. 782 Cf. Su.Ni.4.9 and 13. 783 Cf. Su.Ni.4.13; Ci.8.3 and 33cd–34ab. 784 Cf. Su.Ci.8.53. 785 Cf. Su.Ci.8.4 and 28cd–29. 786 Cf. Su.Ci.8.20–23ab. 787 Cf. Su.Ci.8.5–9ab and 11cd. 788 See A.h.U.30. 789 Cf. Su.Ci.8.12–16ab, 33ab, 35cd–36. 790 Cf. Su.Ci.8.9cd–10. 791 Compare the verses quoted by Ḍalhaṇa (ad Su.Ci.8.9cd–11) from some unspecified treatise. 792 Cf. Su.Ci.8.11.