The Classical Doctrine of Indian Medicine: Its Origins and its Greek Parallels c12.s3.16

c12.s3.16

⁴ G. p. 13, l. 11, notes that "in another book, the breath of the front is said to be seated in the heart; the breath of the front is in the heart, the breath below in the rectum, the concentrated breath goes in the centre of the umbilic, the breath on high is situated in the region of the throat, the diffused breath goes in all the limbs and the articulations. cf., in fact, *Yogacūḍāmanyupaniṣad*, 23-24, with some difference.