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1 CC I, 497; II, 116; III, 106. Check-list Nr. 650. STMI 456. R.G. Bhandarkar (1893), Nr. 242. Cat. Madras Nr. 13209: the introductory verses differ; the titles of the chapters, their order, and the verses quoted agree with the Rasārṇava. Cat. Mysore XIII, Nr. 42382. CBORI XVI, 1, Nr. 225. J. Filliozat, Liste Nrs. 141–142. Editions: a Rasārṇava, edited by Praphulla Candra Rāy and Hariś Candra Kaviratna, Bibliotheca Indica, New Series, No. 174, Calcutta 1910 [BL. 14002.a (vol.174); IO.Bibl.Ind.174]; reprinted, Bibliotheca Indica Series, Work No. 175, Calcutta 1985; this edition is based on five MSS (the Madras, Mysore and Poona MSS, one from the Raghunātha Temple Library, Kaśmīr, and one from the Bikāner collection); variants are given in footnotes. b rasārṇavaṃ nāma rasatantram, pārvatīparameśvarasamvādātmakam, sāhityāyurvedācāryavyākaraṇatīrtha-darśanaśāstrinṇā paṇḍita tārādatta pantena bhāgīrathayā tippaṇyā vibhūṣitaṃ sampāditaṃ ca, Haridās Saṃskṛt Granthamālā 88, Caukhambhā Saṃskṛt Series Office, Banāras 1939; the text is that of edition a; 2nd ed., with the addition of the Rasacandrikā Hindī commentary by Dr. Indradeva Tripāṭhī, Vārāṇasī 1978. References are to a. Parts of the Rasārṇava were translated into English by P.C. Rāy (P. Rāy, 1956: 135–140; text: 321–329). The title, mentioned in the colophons, is Śrīpārvatīparameśvarasaṃvāda Rasārṇava Rasasaṃhitā.