The Classical Doctrine of Indian Medicine: Its Origins and its Greek Parallels c7.s2.114

c7.s2.114

besides the rule of Pāṇini. VII, 1, 39, to justify his interpretation of the ablative *asmat* by the genitive *asmākam*. But one can also translate as follows: The unique (Agni), the ocean carrying riches, from us, from the heart, he who has many births, sees on all sides”. This implies the belief in an organic central fire identical to the universal fire and conceived as a principle of knowledge.