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146 See, e.g., 5.93. 147 See, for example, 2.65–66; 3.16; 4.33–45, 128, 267; 5.65–67, 124–128, 160, 236–251, 347–348, 358–361. 148 See 4.39, 66, 267; 5.126–128, 246–251, 362–363ab. 149 See A.h.Sū.23.16cd–17. 150 See 5.236–251. 151 Two types: made of iron and of clay; the nānḍī is used for the preparation of rasas in the vālukāyantra. 152 Called kaparauṭī or kaparmīṭṭī in Hindī: the wrapping of moist earth round a vessel to be put into fire. See Atrideva (1961): 155–156. 153 Joining two vessels with clay. 154 Various compound materials for joining vessels. 155 The same as the ḍamarūyantra or nalikāḍamarūyantra (see the Hindī commentary ad 5.141 and 255). 156 The same as ambara (see Śyāmasundara's footnote). 157 The same as isabgola (see the Hindī commentary). 158 See on the biography of the author: AVI 464–465; Āyurvedamahāmaṇḍala II, 609–610; Kedārnāth Śarmā's article at the end of the edition of the Rasāyanasāra. 159 AVI 464–465. 160 AVI 234. Āyurvedamahāmaṇḍala II, 609. 161 CC: not recorded. Edition: rasayogasāraḥ, bhāṣāṭīkopetaḥ (gahanasthaleṣu saṃskṛtavivaraṇopetaḥ) saṃskṛtāṅglabhāṣopodghātābhyāṃ samalaṃkṛtaḥ, sa ca vaidya paṇḍita hariprapanna śarmabhir nirmitaḥ, tasya akārādi tavargāntaḥ prathamo bhāgaḥ, Bombay 1927; tasya pakārādir jñaparyantaḥ pāriśiṣṭena sahito dvitīyo bhāgaḥ, Bombay 1930; *2nd ed., Krishnadas Ayurveda Series 7, Varanasi 1983; vol. I contains long introductions in English (104 pages) and Sanskrit (178 pages) on various aspects of āyurveda and its history; the Sanskrit introduction (upodghāta) has a long section on anatomical terms and their interpretation; the formulae are accompanied by a Hindī translation and occasional notes by the compiler. 162 See on agnituṇḍīvaṭī (akārādi 63): S. Satyanarayana, P. Prasanna Kumar and D. Visweswaram (1989); ānandabhairavarasa (akārādi 291–302): S.C. Shukla et al. (1990), D.M. Tupkar (1990b); icchābhedirasa (akārādi 329–346): P. Suresh and D. Vinaya Kumari (1995), D.M. Tupkar (1990a); kaphaketurasa (akārādi 44): R.R. Desāī (1978): 754; kubjavinodarasa (kakārādi 274): L.B. Singh (1997): 172–204; candrakalārasa (cakārādi 42): R.R. Desāī (1984): 14–15; tribhuvanakīrtirasa (takārādi 237–239): Subrata De and K.K. Dave (1989); dhātrīloha (takārādi 347–351): R.R. Desāī (1980): 273–274; bolabaddharasa (pakārādi 384–387): R.R. Desāī (1978): 317–319; makaradhvaja (pakārādi 469–472): R.N. Chopra et al. (1958); 449–453, P.K. Prajapati et al. (1994), P.K. Prajāpati and C.B. Jhā (1998), A. Singh et al. (1993); maṇḍūravaṭaka (pakārādi 486): R.R. Desāī (1980): 275; mallasindūra (pakārādi 538–541): H.L. Sawhney (1974), H.L. Sawhney, V.K. Agrawal and T.N. Sharma (1974), H.L. Sawhney et al. (1974); rasasindūra (yakārādi 110–119): T.K. Pramanik (1995); rohitakaloha (yakārādi 207): R.R. Desāī (1980): 275; vāṭagajāṅkuśarasa (yakārādi 450–452): A.K. Sharma (1992); vyādhiharaṇarasa (yakārādi 635): B.N. Pāṇḍey (1980); saṃjīvanīvaṭī (śakārādi 250): R.B. Saxena (1997); śilāsindūra (śakārādi 104): R.R. Desāī (1979): 963–964; śṛṅgārābhra (śakārādi 184 and 185): R.R. Desāī (1978): 754–755, (1979): 959; śothāriloha (śakārādi 192–193): R.R. Desāī (1980): 274; śvāsakāsacintāmaṇirasa (śakārādi 213): R.R. Desāī (1978): 755–756, (1979): 959; śvāsakuṭhārarasa (śakārādi 215): R.R. Desāī (1979): 957–959, M.S. Shastry, K.K. Dave and Subrata De (1991); saptāmṛtaloha (śakārādi 294–295): R.R. Desāī 272–273; samīrapannagarasa (śakārādi 302 and 303): R.R. Desāī (1978): 756–758, (1979): 960–961; suvarṇarājavaṅgeśvararasa (śakārādi 451): R.R. Desāī (1978): 756; somanāthitāmra (śakārādi 548): A.K. Caudharī and K. Dīkṣit (1999); savīravaṭī (p.621: 107): R.R. Desāī (1979): 963.