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59.13–14; 61.7 and 193; 74.18 and 33), Gaḍaviniścaya (1.2), gandhaśāstra (58.65–66), Gayaḍāsa (23.62; 44.27; 74.33; 75.28; 76¹.11 and 12), Gayin (34.11–17; 41.49; 57.1; 61.13–14; 70.4; 71.2 and 9; 76.9–10; prose between 78.1–2; 78.3; 81.72), Gomin (5.113ab),¹⁶⁷ Gūḍhapadabhaṅga(tippaṇaka) (41.49), Haramekhala (35.21), Haramekhalā (57.84), Hariścandra (1.68; 6.9–10; 35.40–42; 77.1),¹⁶⁸ Hārīta (1.53ab and 62; 6.20; 8.1; 11.14–17), Hemādri (1.51–52; 6.19cd; 13.7–8; 82.25 and 27), Īśāna(deva) (1.21 and 233; 10.23–28; 19.1; 22.5cd; 36.17cd; 81.17 and 18; 82.27), Īśvarasena or Jejjata (1.254; 4.25–26 and 30–35; 6.19ab and 33–42; 10.11–13; 15.17; 20.24–27; 22.72; 34.11–17; 41.49; 44.5, 27 and 32; 47.21; 49.1; 58.29–31; 61.60, 68,118; 62.42; 71.10; 73.21; 74.33; 76².1–2; 80.1), Jātukarṇa (1.63 and 121; 4.27cd–29; 10.23–28; 11.14–17; 37.26–27; 39.29–33; 58.65–66; 59.16–22; 61.6; 77.1), Jinadāsa (10.23–28; 44.32 and 55), kāmaśāstra (70.42), Kāṅkāyana (5.41–44), Kapibala (81.46; 59.13–14; 60.12–13), Kārttika(kuṇḍa) (14.10, 44ab, 67, 68, 238, 254; 12.22–24; 14.1 and 2; 16.4 and 8; 17.9; 22.20; 30.16; 33.2 and 3ab; 37.42; 47.13; 48.5; 54.4; 57.29; 58.27 and 29–31; 59.30; 61.193; 70.8–9; 74.32; 75.33; 76¹.16), kāśmīrāḥ (74.16–17), Kāśyapa (3.16–17; 70.3; 75.27), Kātantra (20.28–29), Khāraṇādi (1.134; 6.19), Kṛṣṇātreya (4.15; 10.23–28; 20.28–29; 77.1; 79.1, 3, 12), Kṣarāpāṇi or Kṣirāpāṇi (6.20; 30.60; 37.8), Kusumāvalikāra (76⁶.13), Lakṣmaṇatippaṇa (70.48–49), Mādhava (1.25: Śrīmādhava;