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*3rd ed., 1987. References are to d, 2nd ed. The title of the treatise is mentioned in the colophons. 2 Prose passages are rather frequent; see, for example, 1.36, 127–132, 134–139, 183–189. 3 These related subjects are: mukhakaraṇa (172–180), the vālukāyantra (184–185), rasasindūra (190–191), rasapiṣṭī (192), kajjalī (193), the kacchapayantra (199–202), and bīḍa (217–230). 4 The related subjects are: grāsamāna (258cd–262), rañjana (263–265), various bījas (266–274), śāraṇātaila (275–280), and khoṭa (300–306). 5 Nine vegetable poisons are enumerated at 1.174–175ab (a quotation from Śārṅgadhara). 6 Seven upaviṣas are found at 1.175cd–176ab (taken from Śārṅgadhara). 7 J. Filliozat (Nr. 72) records a *lithographed edition of Mādhava's Pākāvalī, published at Benares in 1879. 8 Cat. BHU Nrs. 89 and 90. CBORI XVI, 1, Nr. 134. 9 STMI 447. 10 CBORI XVI, 1, Nr. 133. 11 CBORI XVI, 1, Nrs. 133 and 134. 12 Rasayogasāgara, akārādi 272 (aśvagandhāvaleha) and 327 (ārdrakāvaleha); kakārādi 193 (kāmeśvaramodaka), 348 (keśarāvaleha) and 363 (kharjūrapāka); cakārādi 146 (copacīnī-pāka) and 179 (jātipattrīpāka); pakārādi 209 (pūgapāka). 13 This verse was borrowed from the Rasendracintāmaṇi according to Somadevaśarman's commentary. 14 This verse was borrowed from the Rasendracintāmaṇi according to Somadevaśarman's commentary. 15 This verse was borrowed from the Rasendracintāmaṇi according to Somadevaśarman's commentary. 16 A quotation from the Hārītasamhitā, as indicated: hārītam praty ātreyaḥ.