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82 CC: not recorded. 83 CC: not recorded. 84 NCC: not recorded. 85 NCC IV, 331: a work from Kerala, by Kṛṣṇa of Panniyūrgrāma. 86 Mentioned only by J. Liyanaratne (1996a): 28–29 (see his discussion of the quotation, which is, apart from some variants, very close to A.s.Sū.20.9–11). 87 Mentioned only by A.K. Śāstrī (1981). 88 See: Buddhaputra. 89 Mentioned only by A.K. Śāstrī (1981). 90 Mentioned only by A.K. Śāstrī (1981). 91 CC: not recorded. 92 Mentioned only by A.K. Śāstrī (1981). The *Yogapiṭaka* is the Sinhalese version of the *Bhesajjamañjūsā*. 93 See: Buddhaputra. 94 The *Yogāsīti* is not recorded in the CC. It is very remarkable that many works quoted in the sannaya were also known to Anantakumāra, the author of the *Yogaratnasamuccaya*. 95 C.E. Godakumbura (1955: 335) claims that MSS of the *Yogārṇavaya* contain a large number of Sanskrit stanzas, quoted from earlier works, which are absent in the printed text. Buddhaputra wrote his works in a period in which Sanskrit and Pali were preferred to the vernacular for literary purposes (C.G. Uragoda, 1987: 107). 96 Mentioned by W. Ainslie (1826: II, 526). 97 He is sometimes called Mayūrapāda, after the monastery where he lived (Godakumbura, 1955: 333; C.G. Uragoda, 1987: 107). 98 C.E. Godakumbura (1955): 33. 99 *Edited by Kiriällë Ñāṇavimala, M.D. Gunasena and Co., Colombo 1948. 100 *Edited by Kiriällë Ñāṇavimala, M.D. Gunasena and Co., Colombo 1943. 101 See on both works: C.E. Godakumbura (1955): 333–335; J. Liyanaratne (1995): 130–131; A. Senadhira (1995): 24–25. 102 J. Liyanaratne (1987a): 198. 103 J. Liyanaratne (1987a): 198. C.G. Uragoda (1987): 27. 104 C.E. Godakumbura (1955): 334. W.A. de Silva (1913: 42) assigns the *Yogārṇavaya* to A.D. 1275. 105 NCC: not recorded. A.K. Śāstrī (1981: 125): composed in the Mahānagara (Śrīvardhanapura) period (thirteenth century). 106 NCC: not recorded. K.D. Somadasa (1996): 100 (WS. 101). Six MSS are known: see J. Liyanaratne (1993): 112, 115. See for a description of the work: J. Liyanaratne (1993). 107 See the colophon of the Galle MS (see J. Liyanaratne, 1993). 108 See J. Liyanaratne (1993): 125–135. 109 Śūladoṣa in the Galle MS (see J. Liyanaratne, 1993). 110 The chapter on vegadraha (= vegadhāraṇa) is found between those on śūla and udāvartanāha. 111 Sanni is the term used in Sri Lanka for saṃnipāta(jvara). See on sanni and the sanni demons: B. Kapferer (1983); G. Obeyesekere (1969), followed by J.E. Levy's comments; P. Wirz (1941). 112 The chapter on trayodaśasanni and the rogānukramaṇa are found at the end of the treatise. The names of the diseases in the rogānukramaṇa do not fully agree with those of the chapter endings.