Indian Medicine (Medicin), translated by C. G. Kashikar c8.86

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(1) Two parts, pp. 41, 90 ( Berlin, Leipzig 1900 ). (2) l. c. 15. Cf. Lietard, Hist. de la Med. 38ff. (3) in an apocryphal work of this name see Geiger, Grundr. 1. 10. § 1. Cf. also Ainslie, Mat. 2, 525 ff. (4) Geiger, § 5. (5) Haas, ZDMG 30, 631. (6) Wickremasinghe, Cat. Sinhal. MSS., British Museum, 1900, 55ff. (Geiger).(7) Forchhammer, The Jardine Prize (Rangoon 1885) 21, 104. ( 8 ) Cf. Weber, Uber Bahli, Bahlika ( Sitzungsber. 1892), (9) Cf. the literature to § 5, 8ff. (10) Trans. by Achundow in Robert's Historical Studies 3, 137-181. To my identificirung von 21 indischen Drougen in Musaffaq printed there on pp. 294 ff. many additions can be made. e. g. red and white sandal = Raktacandana, Candana. (11) Cf. Royle (see below). German trans. by Wallach 81ff. (12) Cf. A. Webb, The Historical Relations of Ancient Hindu with Greek Medicine (Calcutta 1850, pp.34); Roth, ZDMG 26, 448; Haas, l. c. 652 ff; Weber, Die Griechen in Indien (Sitzungsber. 1890); Fasbender (§ 39) 62-70; Lietard, La Doctrine humorale (Janus II, 1897 ff.) (13) Hoernle, JASB, 69, 1. 2. 126 ff. (14) Cf. Thibaut, Grundr. III, 9, § 29, 46.