A History of Indian Medical Literature v1.c22.23

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CAKRAPĀṆIDATTA95 wrote a commentary on the Carakasamhitā that is called Āyurvedadīpikā.96 The following authors, works and schools are quoted or referred to in it: Abhidhānaśāstra (Śā.1.112),97 Agastya (Sū.1.62–63ab), Agniveśa (Sū.2.17; Ci.3.197–200ab; Ci.4.62–72 and 88; Ci.7.60–64), Agniveśasaṃhitā (Ci.3.179cd–188ab), Aṅgiri (Si.1.20cd–22ab), Āṣādhavarman (Ci.3.216–217; 23.137–139; Si.1.13cd–14ab and 25), Aśvavaidyaka (Sū.7.39–40), Ātreya (Ci.3.197–200ab), bauddhāḥ (Śā.1.46–47), Bauddhasiddhānta (Sū.8.12), Bhadraśaunaka (Si.1.20cd–22ab), Bhālukīya (Ci.3.108), Bharadvāja (Si.1.3–6ab), Bharata (Ci.2¹.9),⁹⁸ Bhāsadatta (Ci.3.216–217), Bhaṭṭa (Sū.30.84–85; Vi.8.42), Bhaṭṭaraharicandra (Sū.1.45; Si.12.41cd–45ab), Bhela (Ci.3.285cd–287ab), Bhīmadanta (Ci.10.53), Bhoja (Ci.5.158; 15.17 and 93; Ci. 25.24–25; Si.1.20cd–22ab), Brahmadeva (Ci.3.216–217), Cakṣuṣyeṇa (Ci.7.62–64), Candrikā (Sū.27.129; Ci.26.293), Caraka (Sū.11.25; Ci.3.160cd–161ab; Si.12.36cd–41ab), carakasaṃskāra (Ci.6.5–6), Dāruka (Ci.3.197–200ab), Dāruvāha (Ci.3.74), dhānvantarīyāḥ (Ci.5.44), Dṛḍhabala (Sū.7.45–50; Ci.14.234–242; Ka.12.87–97; Si. 12.36cd–41ab), gandhaśāstra (Ci.28.155), Haricandra (Sū.7.46; Ci.3.179cd–188ab), Hārīta (Sū.1.30–31 and 68–74ab; 21.39–43; 26.25–26; 27.4, 114, 197, 213–216, 231–234ab, 237–238ab, 243–246, 338; 28.4; Ni.1.8; Śā.2.6–10; 8.5–8; I.7.3; Ci.3.71–72, 138cd–139ab, 139cd–140ab, 149cd–155ab, 160cd–161ab, 161cd–163ab; Ci.8.145–148; 16.34–39ab; 17.141cd–144; 22.8;

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Si.1.20cd–22ab and 23cd–24; 3.12cd–13ab, 30cd–31ab and 31cd–33ab; 9.50cd–57), Harivaṃśa (Sū.1.2), Hastivaidyaka (Sū. 6.9–18), Hiraṇyākṣa (Si.12.41cd–45ab), Īśvarasena (Ci.15.88–93; Si.1.20cd–22ab), Jatūkarṇa (Sū.1.2 and 44; 2.18–33; 4.12 and 17; 5.16–18ab, 49cd–51ab, 63cd–71ab; 7.61–62; 26.63 and 84; 27.197; Śā. 4.24; 8.19, 47, 51, 55, 62; Ci.1¹.41 and 77–80; 1².16; 2².3; 2³.3–5 and 15–17; 3.42–47ab, 74, 138cd–139ab, 197–200ab; 5.96 and 149–151; 7.60–64 and 136–139; 8.145–148; 9.42cd–44; 10.34–36; 11.25–26, 56–61, 66–69, 88–90, 91–92; 12.50–52; 13.112cd–116ab; 14.76–88 and 138–169; 15.82–86; 17.42–44; 19.82–84 and 104cd–113ab; 23.229–242ab; 26.73–75, 166–175, 221–230; 28.136cd–138ab, 138cd–142ab, 142cd–157ab; 29.49–60 and 123; Ka.4. 7cd–9ab; 6.5cd–7 and 12cd; 8.11; 9.14–16; Si.1.20cd–22ab, 25, 47cd–49ab; 3.26cd, 27–30ab, 30cd–31ab; 9.12–15; 10.37–38ab), Jejjaṭa (Si.1.20cd–22ab), jyotiṣa (Sū.15.9), Kamalaśīla (Sū.11.25),⁹⁹ kāmaśāstra (Ci.2¹.4cd–8ab), Kapila (Sū.26.8), Kapilabala (Sū.7.45–50), Karāla (Ci.26.129–131), kāśmīrāḥ (Ci.3.114cd–128ab; 10.54–63; 13.112cd–116ab; 25.39cd–43; 30.127cd–132; Si.12.16), Kāśyapa (Vi.8.125; Ci. 23.32), Kharaṇāda (Ci.3.74, 137cd–138ab, 160cd–161ab, 216–217; 28.15–19ab; 29.24–29), Kṛṣṇātreya (Ci.3.197–200ab; 4.73–77; 15.129–131), Kṣārapāṇi (Sū.8.18; 21.39–43; Ni.3.13–14; Ci.3.216–217;

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19.7), kṣāratantra (Ci.5.60cd–64ab), Kṣīrasvāmidatta (Ci.4.93–94), Kumāratantra (Śā.6.27),¹⁰⁰ Laliteśvara (Sū.30.35),¹⁰¹ Nala (Sū.27.265–267),¹⁰² Nighaṇṭu (Ci.7.70–72),¹⁰³ Nighaṇṭukāra (Sū.27.4),¹⁰⁴ Nirātmavādimata (Śā.1.46–47), Nyāya (Vi.8.18, 36, 56, 65–66),¹⁰⁵ nyāyavidaḥ (Sū.1.48; 2.7–8; 4.4), Parāśara (Ci.15.20cd–35; Si.1.29–31), Parihāravārttika (Ci.23.137–139), pūrvaṭīkākṛtaḥ (Ci.29.24–29), Puṣkalāvata (Ci.3.160cd–161ab; 12.98; 20.20–22), Saindhava (Si.1.20cd–22ab), saindhavāḥ (Ci.10.54–63), Śālākya (Sū.2.3–6; 5.7, 16–18ab, 20cd–25ab, 26cd–27ab; 8.9; Śā.8.32; Ci.11.56–61; 15.3–4; 26.104–107ab, 107cd–109, 119–123, 127–128, 180–187ab, 187cd–205; Si.9.74–78 (twice) and 111–115,¹⁰⁶ Śalyatantra (Ci.5.48cd–56ab and 60cd–64ab; 12.96–97; 25.40), Sāṃkhya (Sū.8.3; Śā.1.24; 2.31–36; 3.8), Sāṃkhyadarśana (Si.9.4–5), sāmkhyāḥ (Śā.1.17), sāmudrakāḥ (Śā.8.9), Sāmudrika (I.1.7), Śāntarakṣita (Sū.11.25),¹⁰⁷ Sātyaki (Ci. 26.129–131), Śaunaka (Sū.4.7; Ci.3.197–200ab), Smṛti (Sū.1.48),¹⁰⁸ sūdaśāstra (Sū.2.17; Ci.3.190cd–194ab; Ka.1.23; Si.1.11cd–12ab), Suśruta (many times), suśrutavyākhyātāraḥ (Śā.4.24), Svāmidāsa (Ci.3.216–217), Vāgbhaṭa (Sū.1.30–31; 6.33–40 and 41–48; 7.41 and 45–50; Ni.1.8, 10, 11; Vi.8.100; Ci.3.48cd–49 and 197–200ab; 16.34–39ab), Vaideha (Ci.26.119–123), Vaiśeṣika (Sū.1.44 and 50; 109 8.3; 26.29–35), 110 Varāha (Śā.12.67–70), 111 Vāryovida (Si.12.41cd–45ab), Videha (Ci.26.129–131 and 134–143), Viśākhin (Ni.7.7), 112 Viśvāmitra (Sū.27.209–212;

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Ci.5.71–73), Vṛddhakāśyapa (Ci.23.14), Vyākaraṇa (I.1.1–2), 113 and Vyāsa (Sū.1.3; Vi.3.24; Ci.23.4–7ab).