The Classical Doctrine of Indian Medicine: Its Origins and its Greek Parallels c7.s2.48

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¹ Basing himself on an indeterminate passage (RV.. II, 34, 10) and disregarding the precedents, cf., Gotting. gel. Amzeigen, Gottingen, 1894, p. 426, & ff., Résumé by Ronnow pp. IX & 39. See ibid., pp. V to XX, the principal theories on the subject of Tritá. Besides that of Haug, referred to above, to add among others, the identification, summarily but cleverly presented, of Tritá Āptya on the one hand with Thrita and Athvya on the other in V. Henry, Le Parsisme, Paris, 1909, p. 220.