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99 The saṃskāra called dīpana is included (113–115). 100 No varieties of rāndha are mentioned. 101 An unidentified substance. 102 This may be the same as dugdhikā, a name applied to some species of Euphorbia (see WIRM III, 225). WIRM (III, 194) mentions dudhali as the vernacular name of Eryngium caeruleum Bieb. 103 Probably the same as pātālagaruḍī. 104 This term may mean: heated. 105 The Hindī commentary explains kaṭhābandha as ardhaghaṭasaḍṛśapātra; compare the Sanskrit commentary. 106 Explained as clay (mṛttikā). 107 Probably: to pound, reduce to powder, as Hindī chāṃṭnā. 108 Explained as a piece of cloth (kapṛā) in the Hindī commentary. 109 A lid or cover. 110 A suspended jug. 111 Explained as a synonym of bhrama; compare ghūrma (22). 112 Explained as coal (koyalā). 113 Explained as gypsum (Hindī: śvet khaṛiyāṃ). 114 A tortoise (Hindī commentary: kacchapa; Sanskrit commentary: kaccolaka). 115 A synonym of manaḥśilā. 116 A type of vessel (pātravīśeṣa). 117 A pot. 118 A bottle. 119 A vessel. 120 A synonym of mastiṣka (brain tissue). 121 A particular substance. 122 This group consists of khaṭikā, lavaṇa, tūrī, gairikadhātu and jikaka. 123 A part, portion (bhāg). 124 Compare tūrī, one of the members of the group called pañcamṛttikā. 125 The same as piṣṭi (a powder). 126 Thickened, congealed. 127 A golden mṛṣā according to the Hindī commentary. 128 Thauhara dugdha is the milky juice of sehuṇḍa according to the Hindī commentary. 129 The same as tuttha. 130 ABI 597. P.K. Gode (1931b). 131 See the description of two MSS of the work: CBORI XVI, 1, Nrs. 41–42. 132 CBORI XVI, Nr. 42. 133 P.K. Gode (1931b) does not claim that the Bhāvaprakāśa is quoted. Har Dutt Sharma, who compiled CBORI XVI, 1, may have understood him. 134 See on a Siddha called Campaka: J.B. Robinson (1979): 196–198, 304; the Tibetan Tanjur ascribes to him a work with the title Ātmaparījñānadṛṣṭyupadeśa. Compare on the Tibetan tradition: S. Das Gupta (1969): 203. Campaka is also one of the Siddhas in the Varṇaratnākara (S. Das Gupta, 1969: 202–203). 135 Indradeva Tripāṭhī (Ātmanivedana 8 to the ed.) calls him Bhādi. 136 Indradeva Tripāṭhī (Ātmanivedana 8 to the ed.) calls him Mahipāla. 137 CC I, 467 (compare II, 108). STMI 137 (H.D. Velankar is quoted). H.D. Velankar (1944): 329: ṭīkā on Kaṅkālaya’s Rasādhyāya by Merutuṅgasūri, pupil of Mahendraprabhasūri of