रसार्णव (शैव रस-तन्त्र - प्राचीन भारतीय खनिज रसायन, धातुवाद एवं रस-चिकित्सा सटीक)

, then vertical stroke. That is definitely 'च'! Wait, could it be "विलवक्षः"? No, it has a horizontal stroke into a cup, which is 'च'. Wait, could it be "चिलचक्षः"? Wait, in some fonts, 'च' under 'ि' looks very compressed. But 'व' is standard. Let's write "विलचक्षः,". Wait, look closely: could it be "चिलचक्षः"? Look at the horizontal stroke: there is NO horizontal stroke at the top of the loop. It is an oval attached to the vertical line. That is 100% 'व'. So "विलचक्षः,".

Wait, let's check footnote (13): Line 23: कर्णलौगाङ्गिस्यापि, a variant in B. कर्णागरागङ्गिस्यापि, a variant in D. Line 24: कर्णसंषङ्गिस्यापि, a variant in K. The sense of all of them is not clear.

Wait, look at line 24 again: "कर्णसंषङ्गिस्यापि" Wait, could it be "कर्णसंघङ्गिस्यापि"? Let's look at 'ष' vs 'घ': In 'घ', the top line has no break, and there are two curves on the left: Ɛ. In this character, look at the left: is it two curves or a single