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108 NCC: not recorded. AVI 445. 109 NCC XII, 3. 110 NCC XII, 3. 111 CBORI XVI, 1, Nrs. 133 (Cat. München Nr. 392 is a copy of this MS; ahiphena is mentioned) and 134 (cobacīnī occurs in it): said to be the same as the pākavalyadhikāra of Mādhava's *Āyurvedaprakāśa*; Nr. 135. Cat. BHU Nrs. 89 and 90: the pākāvalī chapter of Mādhava's *Āyurvedaprakāśa*; Cat. BHU Nr. 91. Cat. Calcutta Sanskrit College X, Nr. 8 (forming part of an *Āyurvedaprakāśa*). Cat. IO Nrs. 2728 and 2729. Cat. Sarasvati Bhavan XII, Nrs. 44810, 44933, 44934, 44935, 45047, 45225, 45305; Nr. 44932 is by Harivaṃśātmaja, Nr. 45352 by Mādhava. Cat. Tanjore Nr. 11236 (cf. A.C. Burnell, 1880: 69): two versions are known, the bṛhatī and the laghvī (CC I, 332). Bodleian d.742(4) (see D. Wujastyk, 1990: 99). 112 Edited by Paṇḍit Viśveśvaradayālu Vaidyarāj, Śrīharihara Press, Barālokpur, Iṭāvā 1951/52. References are to page numbers of this edition. 113 A synonym of mahānimba. 114 Dviparṇī is identified as *Zizyphus mauritiana* Lam. (see M. Abdul Kareem, 1997, Nr. 1750). 115 Its synonym, hemasāgara, is regarded as one of the names of *Kalanchoe laciniata* (Linn.) DC. (WIRM V, 315). Compare M. Abdul Kareem (1997), Nr. 983. 116 Identified as species of *Iris* (see M. Abdul Kareem, 1997, Nrs. 933 and 935). 117 NCC XII, 3. 118 NCC XII, 3. 119 NCC IV, 247. STMI 103. 120 NCC IX, 46; XII, 2. AVI 445. Probably the same as a work called *Pākavidhinighaṇṭu* (Check-list Nr. 537). 121 CC I, 731.

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122 Yogaratnasamuccaya 8.83cd–85ab (the properties of tauṣāra and haima water), 312cd (rājikā), 328cd–329 (yavāgū), 342cd–344ab (phalaudana), 459–460ab (the flesh of mūṣika, śuklamūṣika, undura), 468ab (the flesh of udakkukṭikā = jalakkukṭī), 469cd–470ab (the flesh and eggs of turtles), 482cd–483ab (rohita fish), 483cd–494ab (various fishes), 512cd–513ab (raktabāṣpa), 513cd–515ab (amla-, harita-, jala-, mahābāṣpa), 529cd–531ab (aśmajharasī, jharasī, saptalā), 572cd–573ab (lakṣmī), 580–581 (śramaṇī), 585 (gauḍī), 591cd–592ab (flowers and sprouts of kimśuka), 592cd–593 (pīta- and śuklabarbara), 596cd–597ab (duḥsparśa), 602cd–603ab (vajravallī), 619cd–620 (kūṣmāṇḍa), 625 (alābu), 660ab (sthūlakanda), 663 (amlikā), 685cd–686ab (haritamañjarī), 743cd–744ab (tālamajjā), 750 (karkandhu); 9.553 (a khala against fever); 14.194 (a khala against diarrhoea), 310–314 (prescriptions against grahaṇī), 315 (an agnidīptikara khala); 18.185 (a prescription against swelling) and 236 (a khala against swelling). 123 Ad Ca.Sū.2.17 (on the preparation of vilepī, maṇḍa, yavāgū); Ci.3.190cd–194ab (on rasa); Si.1.11cd–12ab (on kṛta- and akṛtarasa). 124 Ad Su.Sū.46.353cd–356ab (on parīuṣka māṃsa). 125 Ad Ca.Ci.24.10–20 (cookery is called sūdaśāstra). 126 CC I, 731. Ad Amarakoṣa II.9.44 (on the preparation of a rasālā). 127 Niścala quotes Nalanṛpati's *Sūdaśāstra* and the *Sūdaśāstra*. The latter work is cited ad Cakradatta, jvara 33–32 and 44; rājayakṣman 13–15;

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madātyaya 15 (on the preparation of a pānaka); āmavāta 61–65 (on siṃdāsamdhāna, popular in Tirabhukti); vamana 14 (on yūṣa, also called rasa). Cakra borrowed jvara 32 and rājayakṣman 15 from the Sūdaśāstra according to Niścala. 128 CC I, 713. 129 Ad Ca.Sū.15.16 (on the preparation of audakalavaṇa). Ad Cakradatta, yakṣman 6–7 (on rasa); madātyaya 15 (on drākṣāpānaka); śiroroga 51 (on madhumastaka); vamana 16 (on kṛta- and akṛtarasa). 130 Ad A.h.Sū.3.30cd–32ab (on rasa); 5.50ab (on yāsaśarkarā); 6.29–30ab (on audana) and 104cd–106ab (on śālana); 18.29 (on kṛta- and akṛtayūṣa). 131 Ad Vṛnda's Siddhayoga 18.18 (on drākṣāpānaka) and 62.45 (on varieties of bhakṣya). 132 Ṭoḍara IV: 8.43 (on the preparation of yūṣa). 133 See Niścala ad Cakradatta, jvara 31–32. 134 CC: an anonymous work of this title is not recorded. STMI 216. Compare Bhīmasena's Pākaśāstra. The Sūpaśāstra of Maṅgarasā, written in Kannaḍa, has been *edited (together with extracts from a number of other works, listed by K.T. Achaya, 1994: 250) by S.N. Krishna Jois, University of Mysore, 1969. Compare: C.G. Kashikar 166: a work in forty-five verses with Kannaḍa commentary; Shanta Devi (1951). Another Sūpaśāstra forms chapter eight of Cāvuṇḍarāya's Lokopakāra; this Kannaḍa author was a Jain poet, living about A.D. 1025 (see K.T. Achaya, 1994: 118, 120 and 250); compare Cat. Mysore XIII, Nrs. 42935–36: Sūpaśāstra by Cāvuṇḍarāya, in Kannaḍa. 135 A Sūpakāragrantha is referred to. 136 Ad Siddhamantra 12cd–15ab.