The Classical Doctrine of Indian Medicine: Its Origins and its Greek Parallels c16.6

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(8) On Diseases.
(9) On Woman's Diseases.
(10) On the Sacred Disease.
(11) On the Nature of the Child.
(12) On the Nature of Woman.
(13) On the Nature of Man.
(14) On Diet in Acute Diseases.
(15) On Breaths.
(16) On Alimentation.
(17) Airs, Waters and Places.
16. Hiuan-tsang, *Mémoires sur les contrées occidentales*, French translation by S. Julien.
17. *Huspāram-nask*.
18. I-tsing, *A Record of the Buddhist Religion*, translated by Takakusu, Oxford, 1896.
19. Justin, *Epitoma Historiarum Philippicarum*, XV.
20. *Kitāb al-Fihrist*.
21. *Nyāyiśn*.
22. *Pehlavi Texts*, translated by E.W. West, Vol. I, S.B.E. V, Oxford, 1880.
23. Ktesias, *Persica*
24. Philostratos, *Life of Apollonios of Tyana*.
25. *Periplus of the Erythrean Sea*.
26. Plato, *Works*, ed. by M.A. Rivaud, in Coll. Guillaume Budé, as *Platon*, Vol. X, Paris, 1925.
27. Plato, *Timée (Timaeus)*, ed. by M.A. Rivaud.
28. Pliny, *Nat. Hist.*, VI, XXI, 5, ed. E. Littré.
29. *Rāmāt nask*.
30. *Sīrōza*.
31. *Solin*.
32. *Strabo*.
33. Théophrastes, *Des Sensations*.
34. *Tsa pao tsang king*, (*Samyukta-ratna-piṭaka-sūtra*).
35. *Videvdāt (Vendīdād)*.
36. *Vispered*.
37. (i) *Yasna*, Sanskrit translation by Neryosengh, ed. by Fr. Spiegel as *Neriosengh's Sanskrit Ubersetzung des Yasna*, Leipzig, 1861.
(ii) ed. by Westergaard and Geldner.
38. *Zādsparam*.