Buddhist and Central Asian Medical Compendia (Bauddha-vaidyaka)

Early medical manuals and formularies of the Buddhist tradition and Silk Road manuscripts, such as Ravigupta's Siddhasāra, the Yogaśataka, the Jīvakapustaka, and the Nāvanītaka.

Contents

10 works, 2 readable

Words

15,965

Main works

• Siddhasara (Siddhasāra) — Sanskrit; 650 CE; partly digitised
• Yogashataka (Yogaśataka) — Sanskrit; 800 CE

Contents (10)

• Jivakapustaka (Book of Jivaka) (Jīvakapustaka (Book of Jīvaka)) — Khotanese; 950 CE; catalogued, text not yet digitised
• Siddhasara (Siddhasāra) — Sanskrit; 650 CE; Ravigupta; partly digitised
• Yogashataka (Yogaśataka) — Sanskrit; 800 CE; Nāgārjuna
• Brahmavedasarangadharacakra (Brahmavedasārāṅgadharacakra) — Sanskrit; Sarvahitāmṛtadatta; catalogued, text not yet digitised
• Baudhasarvasva — Sanskrit; catalogued, text not yet digitised
• Roganidananissaya (Roganidānanissaya) — Pāli; 1442 CE; catalogued, text not yet digitised
• Rogayatra (Rogayātrā) — Pāli; 1442 CE; catalogued, text not yet digitised
• Bauddhasarvasva — Sanskrit; lost
• Navanitaka (Nāvanītaka) — Sanskrit; catalogued, text not yet digitised
• Vaidyashastra (Vyadi) (Vaidyaśāstra (Vyāḍi)) — Sanskrit; Vyāḍi; catalogued, text not yet digitised