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Tanjore Nr. 11146), (b) by Śivadāsa (CC II, 154). Anantakumāra may quote from the latter, since Śivadāsa was also the author of a Yogasārasamuccaya and a treatise of that title is among Ananta's sources. 147 CC: not recorded. Six prescriptions. 148 Probably the same as Śarvatrāta. Three prescriptions are quoted. 149 CC: not recorded. Four prescriptions; one of these (16.417–420) is also found in Bhojottara and Siddhayoga. 150 This is the Siddhasāra of Ravigupta (see the references in R.E. Emmerick's edition of that text). 151 This Siddhayoga appears to differ from Vṛnda's work because Ananta's quotations cannot be traced in the latter. 152 CC: not recorded. Three prescriptions. A MS of a Siddhayogasamuccaya is recorded in the Check-list (Nr. 819). 153 CC: not recorded. A prescription is quoted. 154 CC: not recorded. Quoted on dravyaguṇa: 8.472cd–473ab (common to Śikhāyoga and Hārīta) and 473cd. The Śikhāyoga is referred to as one of the twelve viṣatantras in Śrīkaṇṭha's Yogaratnāvali (T. Goudriaan and S. Gupta, 1981: 127). 155 CC: not recorded. The only quotation (29.395cd–404) proves that this work was written in the form of a dialogue between Śiva and Pārvatī. 156 CC: not recorded. An ardhaśloka on kṣāra and three prescriptions. Also quoted by Śrīdāsapaṇḍita in his commentary on the Aṣṭāṅgahṛdaya. 157 CC: not recorded. Three prescriptions. 158 See: Pākaśāstra texts. 159 Vāsudeva's Sarvāṅgasundarī commentary on the Prayogasāra? (see note on the Prayogasāra.). One of the quotations (between 8.971 and 972) is evidently from a commentary. The other three quotations are in verse and borrowed from some other treatise by the author of the Sundarī. 160 Eleven quotations on dravyaguṇa and treatment. A treatise of this title is cited in the Nirpayasindhu, Jyotiṣaratnasaṃgraha and Prayogapaddhati or Ratnāvalī (NCC II, 300). It was a Tantric work according to the commentary on Nārāyaṇa's Tantrasārasaṃgraha (ad 1.2). 161 See: Nimi. 162 See: Vaitaraṇa. 163 The Yogaśataka is quoted: 12.128 (= Yogaśataka 19); 14.144 (= 10); 16.415 (= 25); 18.387 (= 42); 20.436 (= 17); 21.444 (= 75); 24.401 (also found in the Amṛtaprabhīya; = 49); 24.428; 24.566 (= 59). 164 A gloss on a quotation from the Mahāpāṭhaśuddhi. 165 See: Harīścandra. 166 Two quotations; the formula of tāmradiguṭikā (14.224–240) derives ultimately from Videhādhipa. Compare Vṛddhahārīta. 167 See: Kāśyapa. 168 See: Kharaṇāda. 169 CC: not recorded. Three prescriptions. 170 See: Nimi. 171 CC: not recorded. A prescription (15.259–260), versified from the prose of the source. 172 It is not clear which texts are referred to under this abbreviation. 173 CC: not recorded. A prescription is quoted. A Yogaratnakaraṇḍa was no longer available to Gopāladāsa; see Gopāladāsa's Cikitsāmṛta.