A History of Indian Medical Literature v2.c37.236

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170 Hemādri’s quotations from the Siddhayoga are important. The readings usually agree with the printed text, but the order of the verses differs considerably. Some verses or parts of verses are left out, while stanzas are added that do not occur in the edition of the Siddhayoga. Most interesting is the inclusion of glosses and parts of an otherwise unknown commentary. See in particular the quotations ad Ci.1.66cd–67ab (= Siddhayoga 1.166, 169–173, 179–185; comments are added after 1.166, 169 and 170); 1.66cd–67ab (= Siddhayoga 1.153, 151–152, 147–150, followed by some verses not found in the edition; 1.154, followed by extra verses again); 1.81cd–83 (= Siddhayoga 1.240, 235–236, 238ab, 243–247ab, 228ab, 229ab), accompanied by some comments, and followed by verses found in Vaṅgasena); 1.94 (= Siddhayoga 1.253; comments are added); 1.166ab (= Siddhayoga 1.230, 235–236, 238ab, 243–247ab, 228ab, 229ab).