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69 This use of the term is not found in other treatises. The Rasajalanidhi (III, 152) describes triloha as an alloy of gold, silver and copper. 70 See the bhūmikā to the edition. 71 The śyāma and karbura varieties are unusual (compare, for example, Rasasaṃketakalikā 1.28cd–33). 72 A maṇḍala is a period of forty-eight days (see the footnote to the ed.). 73 This variety of grahaṇī is unknown from āyurvedic literature. 74 Sindūra is used as a synonym of bhasman (see the footnote to the ed.). 75 Takrameha is found in the Hārītasamhitā (III.28). 76 Gorakṣī is identified as Adansonia digitata Linn. (see M. Abdul Kareem, 1997, Nr. 40), a tree that is not indigenous to India. 77 See the introductory verses. 78 Bhagwan Dash (1986: 15) places the work in the sixteenth century. S.K. Śarmā (1992: 19) assigns it to the fifteenth century. 79 *Edited by Dr. S.R. Kulkarni, Hyderabad; the edition is based on a MS, copied in A.D. 1534 by the author's great-grandson (BDHM 3, 1, 1965, 24). See on the work: R.N. Śarmā (1975). 80 Compare the rasas found in the Rasarājalakṣmī. 81 CC I, 495 and 644; II, 116 and 220; III, 106. Check-list Nrs. 618, 619, 630. STMI 459. Bodleian d.174(2) and e.141 (see D. Wujastyk, 1990: 100). Cat. BHU Nrs. 157–160. Cat. Calcutta Sanskrit College X, Nrs. 56, 82, 83, 84. Cat. IO Nr. 2721 (compare F.R. Dietz, 1833: 136). Cat. Oxford Nr. 1603. Cat. Sarasvati Bhavan XII, Nrs. 44999, 45000, 45001, 45002, 45037, 45038, 45066, 45095, 45220, 45221, 45222, 45223, 45283, 45301. Cat. Skt. MSS N.–W. P. II, Nrs. 41 and 45. CBORI XVI, 1, Nrs. 196–198. P.M. Jinavijaya (1965): 240–241 (Serial Nrs. 4903–4907, Accession Nrs. 5643, 6087, 9609, 8805, 9572), (1968): 404–405 (Serial Nr. 7354, Accession Nr. 11623), (1976): 314–315 (Serial Nr. 2795, Accession Nr. 19128). T. Joshi and D. Sharma (1979): 110–111 (Serial Nr. 989, Accession Nr. 27507). U. Mishra (1967): 843–844 (Serial Nr. 4549, Accession Nr. 1222/32). R. Saraswat (1979): 108–109 (Serial Nrs. 958 and 959, Accession Nrs. 23681 and 24583). O. Sharma (1978): 146–147 (Serial Nr. 1300, Accession Nr. 23048: with commentary). M. Vinayasagar and D.B. Khsirsagar (1979a): 158–159 (Serial Nrs. 1408–09, Accession Nrs. 25506 and 26087), (1979b): 194–195 (Serial Nrs. 1729 and 1730, Accession Nrs. 28343 and 28642). Śālinātha's Rasamañjarī differs from the work of the same title described by R. Mitra (Notices VI, part II, page 225: Nr. 2162; see CBORI XVI, 1, Nr. 196). Editions: a śrīvaidyanāthatanayaśālīnāthanirmitā rasamañjarī, miśrakulāgraganyapaṇḍitanārāyaṇaprasādamukundarāma bāṃsabarelī tathā lakhīmapuranivāsīkṛtabhāṣāṭīkāsahita, Nirṇayasāgar Press, Bombay 1896. b Rasamañjarī, bhāṣāntarakāraḥ: Vaidya Tryambak Gurunāth Kāḷe, prakāśaka: Mahādeva Sakhārām Dāte, Khedkar Vaidya, Vaidyaka-grantha-mālā 2, Poona 1915 [BL. 14044.a.7]. *c with Hindī commentary by Raghunāthjī Śrīkṛṣṇalāl, Veṅkaṭeśvar Press, Bombay 1921/22. References are to ed. a. The title is mentioned in the introductory verses (1.3–4) and at the end of the treatise (12.16).