Hi I want to replace the same occurence of name in <bib id="CIT-Barkana-b0001">, <bib id="CIT-Barkana-b0003">

as <bib id="CIT-Barkana1-b0001">, <bib id="CIT-Barkana2-b0003">

Also for <bib id="CIT-Hawkins-b0004">, <bib id="CIT-Hawkins-b0005">, <bib id="CIT-Hawkins-b0005">

<ref-list>

<bib id="CIT-Barkana-b0001"><article-title>Laser eye injuries</article
+-title>. <source>Survey of Ophthalmology</source>, <volume>44</volume
+>(<issue>6</issue>), <fpage>459</fpage>–<lpage>478</lpage></bib>

<bib id="CIT-Baumal-b0002"><source>Free Medical Textbook</source>.</bi
+b>

<bib id="CIT-Barkana-b0003"><publisher-name>University of California –
+ Irvine</publisher-name>. <inpress>Retrieved from</bib>

<bib id="CIT-Hawkins-b0004"><publisher-loc>Brookfield, VT</publisher-l
+oc>: <publisher-name>Ashgate</publisher-name>.</bib>

<bib id="CIT-Hawkins-b0005">http://news.yahoo.com/lasers-aimed-6-plane
+s-going-nycs-laguardia-211534890.html</bib>

<bib id="CIT-Hawkins-b0006"><source>St. Louis Post-Dispatch</source>.<
+/bib>

</ref-list>

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I want to replace the first, second, third occurence of same name as "Barkana1", "Barkana2", "Barkana3" etc...

I want to replace the first, second, third occurence of same name as "Hawkins1", "Hawkins2", "Hawkins3" etc...

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