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36 See Niścala ad *Cakradatta*, agnimāndya 2 (= *Siddhayoga* 6.2). 37 See Niścala ad *Cakradatta*, arśas 120–126 (= *Siddhayoga* 5.104–110). Compare the parallel passages of *Siddhayoga* and Bower MS in J. Jolly (1899: 378–379). 38 See Niścala ad *Cakradatta*, jvara 48 (= *Siddhayoga* 1.63). 39 See Niścala ad *Cakradatta*, nāḍīvraṇa 5 (= *Siddhayoga* 47.4). 40 See Niścala ad *Cakradatta*, kāsa 43 (= *Siddhayoga* 11.34); kṣudraroga 12 (= 57.11), 15 (= 57.14), 66–71 (= 57.52–57), 83 (= 57.60), 112 (= 57.85); mukharoga 89 (= 58.80) and 97–98 (= 58.86–87). *Siddhayoga* 78.12 is attributed to Videha by Dalhaṇa (ad Su.Ci.40.53). 41 See Niścala ad *Cakradatta*, jvara 141 (= *Siddhayoga* 1.135); atisāra 64 (= 3.43); gulma 40 (= 30.26); kuṣṭha 159 (= 51.137); mukharoga 77 (= 58.69). Verses of the *Siddhayoga* identified by H.H.M. Schmidt (1978) as being found in the *Yogaśataka* are: 1.95 (= Yogaśataka 8); 1.100 (= Yogaśataka 6); 1.135 (= 5); 1.138 (= 4); 1.205 (= 7); 1.263 (= 40); 3.43 (= 10); 4.6 (= 11); 5.46 (= 28); 6.12 (= 29); 6.13 (= 31); 7.5 (= 13); 8.6 (= 30); 12.12 (= 24); 13.4 (= 26); 16.21 (= 33); 23.6 (= 17); 26.36 (= 19); 26.44 (= 21); 29.1 (= 23); 30.32 (= 25); 30.26 (= 22); 30.33 (= 20); 32.7 (= 16); 32.20 (= 15); 34.27 (= 14); 35.20 (= 9); 38.4 (= 12); 45.18 (= 65); 51.14 (= 37); 51.20 (= 36); 51.133 (= 39); 51.137 (= 38); 55.13 (= 42); 58.10 (= 58); 58.69 (= 56); 61.26 (= 50); 61.222 (= 52); 61.231 (= 48); 61.249 (= 54); 62.37 (= 47); 63.7 (= 18); 66.10 (= 77);