Indian Medicine (Medicin), translated by C. G. Kashikar c17.2.4

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Published by Ramamanikya Sen, Calcutta. ( 32 ) Kumāratantra, printed at Venkateshvar Press, Bombay. ( 33 ) Bālatantra by Kalyāṇavarma, Printed at Venkateshvar Press, Bombay, with Hindi trans. ( 34 ) Bhāvasvabhāva by Mādhavadeva. Date of MS Saṃvat 1713. ( 35 ) Madanakāmaratna, composed later than 1000 A. D. ( 36 ) Mallaprakāśa by Kayastha Lokanātha, composed about 1568 A. D. cf. P. K. Gode, ABORI XI, 96-9. ( 37 ) *Yogasataka* attributed to Vararuci. comm. by Ropanayana. Date of MS Samvat 1849. Published with a Simhalese comm. by Don. A. de S. Devarakkhita by M. P. Perera, 4th edn. Colombo, 1877. Another edn. is edited by Batuvantudave, Colombo, 1886. A third edn. is printed at Nirnaya Sagar Press, Bombay, with Hindi notes. ( 38 ) *Yogasamuccaya* ascribed to Vyasa Ganapati. cf. IA 1882, p. 106. Published by Jivaram Kalidas, Gondal. ( 39-40 ) Raghunatha Pandita composed two works on medicine, viz. *Vaidyavilasa* and *Cikitsamanjari* in 1699 A. D. He was a resident of Campavati (modern Chaul, in Kolaba dist. Bombay) cf. S. L. Katre, PO VIII, 1-2, P. K. Gode, PO VII, 3-4, Y. G. Phaphe, "Sahyadri" monthly, March 1938. *Vaidyavilasa* was printed in Bombay 1830 A. D. of. P. C. Ray HHC II, lviii. ( 41 ) *Lohapaddhati* by Suresvara, edited by Yadavji Trikamji Acharya, Bombay. ( 42 ) *Lohasarcasva* by Suresvara, edited by Y. T. Acharya, Bombay 1925. ( 43 ) *Viramitrodaya* composed by Mitramisra in 1602 A. D.