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I, 95-96 (see Rasakāmadhenu III.3.169cd-175); I, 97 (see Rasakāmadhenu III.3.189-192). 24 II, 253 (see Rasakāmadhenu II.1.111cd-113). 25 I, 37, verse one = Rasaratnākara I.1.27; I, 71-72 (see Rasakāmadhenu I.3.1-7ab); I.216 = Rasaratnākara I.2.15-20; I, 218-219 = I.3.34-41. 26 I, 250-281 = Rasaratnasamuccaya 9; I, 285-293 = 10.1-31; I, 293-298 = 10.47-63; I, 311-320 = 11.60-92; II, 3-12 = 2.2-25; II, 45-46 = 2.26-33; II, 49 = 2.34-35; II, 51-52 = 2.37-49, etc. 27 I, 223 = Rasārṇava 8.80-85; III, 14-16 = 6.40-50ab. 28 I, 61 (see Rasakāmadhenu III.3.91-95). 29 I, 60 (see Rasakāmadhenu III.3.87cd-90); I, 63 (see Rasakāmadhenu III.3.120cd-122ab). 30 I, 12-13 = Rasendracūḍāmaṇi 3.3-11ab; I, 14 = 3.16-20ab; I, 248 = 4.1-7cd-111; III, 384 (śulvanāga) = 4.22-25; I, 385 (ghoṣākṛṣṭatāmra) = 4.43; I, 386 (varaṇāga) = 4.52cd-53ab; I, 386 (pataṅgirāga) = 4.74cd-75; I, 387 (āvāpa) = 4.76; I, 387 (abhiṣeka, nirvāpa) = 4.77-78ab. 31 III, 41-48 = Rasendrasārasaṃgraha 1.300-335. 32 The presence of śodhana is unusual; anuvāsana is regarded as a separate saṃskāra in this series; mūrchana is almost always the third saṃskāra; bāhyadruti is omitted; māraṇa and bhasmīkaraṇa are rarely mentioned as saṃskāras; sāraṇa, krāmaṇa and sevā are absent from the list. 33 The description is borrowed from the Rasaratnasamuccaya (9.5), which calls it svedanī-yantra. A second svedanī- or kandukayantra, described in the Rasaratnasamuccaya (9.74-75), is absent from the Rasajalanidhi.