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[5] CANDAN. Sandal, Santalum album Linn. CHÁṊCI [...] Jawa pepper, Piper cubeb Linn. f.

[187] Some examples of boundary plants [...] scholar’s leaves between them. Red sandal and kababcini with sotti between. [...] ellachi as a fill-up plant.

[68] You are generally familiar [...] Actually the red sandalwood is no sandal at all; it is a tall wild tree [...] Sháktas use this red sandal when worshiping the goddess Kálii . If any Vaeśńava happens to use this red sandal, he would encircle the mark with white sandal or the kind of earth they call [...] [the red China rose] is used. Sandal actually means white sandal. There are primarily two varieties [...] ) of white sandal in the world – one is the [...] prajáti [Java island sandal], and the other is Sri Lankan. Indian white sandal belongs to the Sri Lankan variety. [...] permission was strictly prohibited.

[69] Another variety of sandalwood [...] for this oil. This black-coloured sandal is called káliká.

[21] 3. Pound opium and svet candan [white sandal] into paste together and apply the paste on the testicles; or

[22] 8. Drink 10 drops of sandal oil in water.

[23] 9. Mix half a tola of white sandal powder with michrii -water.

[33] 7. If the patient suffers from severe abdominal pain, an application of white sandal paste on the navel region will bring relief.

[1] A birthday celebration should begin [...] and the auspicious tilaka mark [sandal paste, kumkum, etc.] from the elders; accept salutations, garlands and sandal paste from the juniors; and then [...] may be used if people so desire.

[5] “Deyaḿ kimapi bhavate [...] offer, such as flowers, garlands, sandal paste, whatever I want to offer [...] offered through my hands”.

[14] TÁŃD́AVA. [...] made between the eyebrows with sandal paste, vermilion, etc.