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2.1: Mādhavakāra’s Nidānasamgraha; 10.4–51: Mādhavakāra’s Yogyavyākhya; 27.1: Mādhavakāra’s Rugviniścaya; 61.9: Mādhava; 81.3: Mādhava), mahārāṣṭrakāḥ (61.175), maharṣivacana (4.23; 6.120–121), Mahāvideha (77.8–9), Medhāvin (5.120–121),¹⁶⁹ Munidāsa (10.23–28), Nāgārjuna (6.14; 15.15: Nāgārjunavārttāmālā; 61.148–152),¹⁷⁰ Naradanta (44.32; 57.71: naradantavyākhyāsampradāya), Nidānasamgraha (58.29–31 and 52cd),¹⁷¹ Nighaṇṭu (39.5–6), Nighaṇṭukāra (1.201), Nimi (61.13–14; 72.12; 75.27; 77.1 and 8–9), pākhaṇḍikāḥ (81.59),¹⁷² Pañjikākāra (59.26), paramācārya (5.120cd–121), Parāśara (1.40; 3.49–51 and 69), Prājāpatya (81.46), Punarvasu (4.15), rasarasāyanavāda (3.69), ratnaparīkṣaśāstra (22.13), Punarvasu (4.15), Rakṣita (69.23–27),¹⁷³ Ravigupta (10.29–42), Rugviniścaya (1.2; 27.1; intr. to 54), śālākināḥ (79.3), śālākyavidāḥ (79.10), śālākyavidāḥ (78.3), Samgraha (82.25 and 27, several times),¹⁷⁴ Samgrahakāra(ka) (1.224–225; 30.32; 41.33; 44.46), Sātyaki (61.9), Śaunaka (82.27),¹⁷⁵ śauśruto granthaḥ (31.9–10), Soma (82.1–2 and 8–9), tantrāntara (many times), tantrāntarīyāḥ (1.214ab; 5.117–119; 10.84–85; 79.1 and 3; 35.40–42; 81.43–44), ṭīkākāraḥ (1.99cd; 10.29–42), ṭīkākṛt (51.24–28), ṭīkākṛtaḥ (9.21ab and 25), ṭippaṇī (23.34–42; 37.31–34), Udbhaṭa (1.49), Upaskāra (47.13), Vāgbhaṭa (1.25; 5.117–119; 6.19cd; 31.54; 57.84; 58.65–66; 65.6cd; 70.1; 76⁶.4 and 9–10; 77.8–9; 81.79; 82.20–24, 25, 27), vaidyāḥ (3.9 and 60–61; 23.28; 76².1–2;