The Classical Doctrine of Indian Medicine: Its Origins and its Greek Parallels c17.2

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c17.2

Amrita, 5, 42ff, 54. *An*, 176. Anaxagoras, 166, 243. Anaximander, 243. Anaximenes, 203, 226. Anemos, 220. *Aṅgas*, 119. *Aṅgabheda*, 108. *Aṅgajvara*, 108. *Aṅra Mainyu*, 40ff, 70ff, 75ff. *Antarikṣa*, 26. *Antaśubbū*, 260. *Anyeduṣka*, 116. *Aojah*, 167. *Ap*, 26. *Apaci, Apacit*, 109. *Apam Napāt, Apām Nápāt*, 59. *Apāna*, 28, 71, 174ff. *Apasmāra*, 214. *Apatānaka*, 214. *Apatantraka*, 216. Appollonides of Cos, 246. Appollionos of Tyana, 252ff. *Apvā*, 128. *Āraṇyaka*, 82, 157. *Ardita*, 216. *Ardvī Sūrā Anāhitā*, 75. Aristobulos, 238. Aristotle, 74, 220, 234. Aristoxenes of Tarentum, 250. *Arka*, 87. *Arta*, 91. Artaxerxes, 246, 258, 279. *Arthaśāstra*, 15, 22. Arundhati, 132ff. *Arus*, 133. Aryaman, 41. *Asas*, 50, 68, 91.

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