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466 As said explicitly at the beginning and end of the work. 467 The names of the vargas are enumerated at 1.11–14. 468 Vargas 22–23 form an exception. 469 Ahiphena: Gadanigraha, prayoga-khaṇḍa, cūrṇādhikāra 377; kulīnjāna: lehādhikāra 342. 470 Dhanvantarinighaṇṭu 5.41. 471 CC: not recorded. Check-list Nr. 956. Harihara was a Maithila and a brother of Nīlakaṇṭha; he wrote two plays, the Bhartharinirveda and the Prabhāvatīpariṇaya (CC I, 354 and 762; NCC XIII, 30; Krishnamachariar 317; V.P.P. Śāstrī, 1984: 391); he must be later than the second half of the fifteenth century according to Winternitz (III, 257–258), but this depends on the date of Gorakṣanātha, who is referred to by Harihara. 472 NCC II, 154. 473 NCC III, 188: Karpūraprakaraṇa Subhāṣitakośa, 172(9) stanzas on Jain dharma, by Hari or Hariṣeṇa, pupil of Vajrasena (see four editions of this work). H.D. Velankar (1944): 68: Karpūraprakaraṇa, also called Subhāṣitakośa or Sūktāvalī, in 172 Sanskrit stanzas. Compare Hariṣeṇapaṇḍita. Edited, together with Hiṅgula-, Sindūra-, and Kastūrīprakaraṇa, Śāntivijaya Press, Ahmedabad 1926 [IO.San.F.184(h)]. 474 CC III, 102. AVI 310: by Haripāla Sukavi. 475 CC II, 111 and 182. Check-list Nr. 1050. STMI 79. 476 CC I, 757; II, 182. STMI 79. J. Filliozat, Liste Nr. 188. Edition: haridhārita grantha ratnam, śrīharirāya śarmma viracitam, jambū kaśmīra rājyāntaragata ūdhamapura vāstavya vaidyālaṃkāra bhiṣak cūḍāmaṇi pam. vāsudeva śarmma vaidya vidyāvācaspati kṛta bhāṣā ṭīkā sahitam; prakāśaka: viśveśvaradayālu jī vaidyarāja, śrīharihara auṣadhālaya, Barālokpur, Iṭāvā, 2nd ed., 1926. References are to page numbers of the edition. 477 G.A. Liétard mentions a Hindī version in 236 stanzas (see his article Haridhāritagrantha in Dictionnaire Encyclopédique des Sciences Médicales, série IV, tome 12, 470). 478 Croton tiglium Linn. 479 P.V. Sharma (AVI 300) suggests that the author was a resident of Kaśmīr, because a MS of his work was found there. See on the MSS also the bhūmikā to the edition and Liétard’s article. 480 P.V. Sharma (AVI 300) assigns the work to the fourteenth to fifteenth centuries. 481 NCC IX, 180. STMI 79: a treatise on materia medica, based on Candrikā, Caraka, Trivikrama, and Vāgbhaṭa. 482 NCC VII, 125. Compare Hari Kavi. 483 NCC VI, 61: *printed under the title Vaidyatattvaratnākara (an abridged version of Gadanigrahanatha), with Gujarātī notes, Ahmedabad 1898.