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264 S.L. Katre, ibid. 265 See S.L. Katre's remarks in the Intr. to his ed. of the Cikitsāmañjarī, 21–22. 266 See on the contents of the Vaidyavilāsa: S.L. Katre's Intr. to his ed. to the Cikitsāmañjarī, 20–23; AVI 323; Cat. BHU Nr. 221. 267 NCC III, 273. See on this work: P.K. Gode (1943a); S.L. Katre's Intr. to his ed. of the Cikitsāmañjarī, 23–26. 268 NCC: not recorded. See on this work: S.L. Katre's Intr. to his ed. of the Cikitsāmañjarī, 26–28. S.H. Ritti (1984: 614) refers to this work as the Chandoratnamālā; he remarks that no MS of it is known, but that it is quoted in the Kavikaustubha. 269 CC II, 94, 113 and 142. See on this work: S.L. Katre's Intr. to his ed. of the Cikitsāmañjarī, 28–29. 270 See on this work: S.L. Katre's Intr. to his ed. of the Cikitsāmañjarī, 29–31; S.G. Malshe and S.A. Gavaskar (1984): 583; S.G. Tulpule (1979): 414–415. 271 See on this work S.L. Katre's Intr. to his ed. of the Cikitsāmañjarī, 31. S.G. Tulpule (1979: 400) attributes it to Raṅganātha (A.D. 1612–1684), who belonged to the Dāsapañcāyatana of Rāmadāsa. 272 S.L. Katre's Introd., 31–32. 273 NCC: not recorded. S.L. Katre's Intr. to his ed. of the Cikitsāmañjarī, 77–91. 274 The poet calls himself Raghunātha, Raghūttama, Rāghava, and Rāghavendra; see S.L. Katre's Intr. to his ed. of the Cikitsāmañjarī, 15–16. 275 See Cikitsāmañjarī 1.85 and 7.77; Nāḍijñānavidhi 22. 276 See the colophons of the Cikitsāmañjarī. 277 Nāḍijñānavidhi 21. 278 Cikitsāmañjarī 7.79. 279 Cikitsāmañjarī 7.79.