Indian Medicine (Medicin), translated by C. G. Kashikar c17.71

c17.71

(4) Abhidhānaratnamālā (Śaṅkhasanighaṇṭu) by an unknown author. This is cited by Mallinātha (cf. Aufrecht, Preface to Halāyudha, VII, Eggeling, Catal. p. 977 a). (5) Madanavinoda by Madanapāla (Ind. Stu. XIV, 399). (6) The homonymic Śivakośa of Śivadatta with the comm. of Śivaprakāśa. It is written in 1677 A. D. In addition there are the following works :- (1) Soḍhalanighaṇṭu by Soḍhala, a Gurjar Brahman. (2) Kaiyyaḍevanighaṇṭu or Pathyāpathyavibodha by Kaiyyaḍeva, son of Sāraṅga, grand son of Padmanābha (edited by Surendramohan, Meherchand Lachchmandas, Lahore, 1928, pt. 1). (3) Paryāyaratnamālā or Ratnamālā by Mādhavakara, author of Rugviniścaya. It is a collection of nearly 200 verses. (4) Paryāyamuktāvali by an unknown author. (5) Bhāvaprakāśakosa (6) Bhāvaprakāśanighaṇṭu (7) Aṣṭāṅganighaṇṭu (8) Aṣṭāṅgahṛdayanighaṇṭu (9) Vāgbhaṭakośa (10) Vāgbhaṭanighaṇṭu (11) Vaidyakanighaṇṭu (12) Śakanighaṇṭu by Sitarama Shastri.