The Classical Doctrine of Indian Medicine: Its Origins and its Greek Parallels c6.85
The Classical Doctrine of Indian Medicine: Its Origins and its Greek Parallels c6.85
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² *Yajñasya śiro'chidayata, té devā aśvínāv abruvan, bhiṣájau vaí stha, idám yajñásya śíraḥ práti dhattam íti. tāv abrūtām, váram vṛṇavāvahai gráha evá nāv átrāpi gṛhyatām íti. tābhyām etám āśvinám agṛhṇan. tato vaí taú yajñásya śíraḥ prátyadhattām, yád āśvínó gṛhyáte, yajñásya níṣkṛtyai taú devā ábruvann āpūtau vā imaú manuṣyacaraú bhiṣájāv íti. tásmād brāhmaṇéna bheṣajám ná kāryam, apūto hy eṣo'medhyó yó bhiṣák, bahiṣpavamānéna pavayitvā tābhyām etám āśvinám agṛhṇan tásmād bahiṣpavamāné stutā āśvínó gṛhyate. . not.,—Taitt. S. VI, 4,9.*
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- Taittirīyasaṃhitā — Sanskrit