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204 CC I, 678. See Kane I.1, 535–537: Ṣaṭtriṃśanmata. 205 CC I, 747: various works of this title. 206 See Kane I.1, 537–541. 207 CC I, 669 and 749: by Śrīdhara. 208 Śūlapāṇi is the author of the Smṛtiviveka (CC I, 660 and 748). A medical author of this name is also recorded (CC I, 660). 209 See Kane I.1, 264–272. 210 See Kane I.1, 94–112. 211 See Kane I.1, 529–535. 212 See Kane I.1, 421–459. 213 Compare Bṛhadyama. 214 NCC IX, 121. 215 See the preceding list. 216 Compare Mādhavīya Vyāsa of the preceding list. 217 See Kane I.1, 467–483. 218 NCC: not recorded. 219 CC I, 705: from the Skandapurāṇa. 220 CC I, 710: a work on palmistry by Durlabhārāja. 221 CC I, 651. 222 Many authors of this name are known (CC I, 672). 223 CC I, 749. 224 CC I, 478. See P.K. Gode (1944c): 40–45. 225 The ten types are mūla (roots and tubers), pattra (leaves), karīra (shoots), agra (tips), phala (fruits), kāṇḍa (joints), adhirūḍhaka (sprouted seeds), tvac (peels and rinds), puṣpa (flowers), and kavaka (mushrooms). 226 Identified as Morus australis Poiret (see M. Abdul Kareem, 1997, Nr. 1136). 227 Unidentified. 228 The verse describing sītāphala, Annona squamosa Linn., may be a later interpolation; see P.K. Gode (1944c): 431. 229 The verse describing vātakumbha, Carica papaya Linn., may be a later interpolation; see P.K. Gode (1944c): 431. 230 Unidentified. 231 Th. Aufrecht calls him Raghunātha Sūri (CC I, 484); he is also called thus in the colophon of Cat. Mysore XIII, Nr. 42193. 232 See on Karhāḍe brāhmaṇas: *P.K. Gode (1947k). 233 See on Ekanātha: J.N. Farquhar (1967): 300; J.T.F. Jordens (1975): 269; S.G. Malshe and S.A. Gavaskar (1984): 579; S.G. Tulpule (1979): 354–359. 234 One of the works of Anantadeva II is the Smṛtikaustubha. See on Anantadeva I and II: NCC I, 164–167. 235 NCC II, 124. 236 See on Rāmadāsa: J.N. Farquhar (1967): 300–301; J. Gonda (1963): 185–187; J.T.F. Jordens (1975): 270–271; S.G. Malshe and S.A. Gavaskar (1984): 582; S.G. Tulpule (1979): 394–400. The only personal letter in the saint's own handwriting hitherto traced is addressed to Raghunātha. 237 See on Śivājī: A.R. Kulkarni (1973): 559–586; G.S. Sardesai (1984): 247–280. 238 See on Ekojī: G.S. Sardesai (1984): 270–272; K.R. Subramanian (1988): 16–25.