A History of Indian Medical Literature v1.c22.81

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Authorities and works quoted or referred to by Jejjaṭa in this commentary are: Agniveśa (Ci.3.63–67 and 71–72), Āṣādhavarman (Ci.3.73, 161cd–163ab, 216–217), Bhālukīya (Ci.3.89cd–109ab), Bhaṭṭārahariścandra (Ci.3.137cd–138ab and 149cd–155ab; 24.3–5),³⁴⁵ Bhela (Ci.3.160cd–161ab and 197–200ab; Si.3.13cd–20ab), Bhoja (Ci.25.24–25 and 31ab; Si.3.13cd–20ab),³⁴⁶ Celladeva (Si.4.38–40; 6. 24),³⁴⁷ Dāruvāha (Ci.3.63–67), dhānvantarīyāḥ (Ci.5.61cd–64ab),³⁴⁸ Dṛḍhabala (Ci.30.127cd–132 and 289–290),³⁴⁹ Hārīta (Ci.3.71–72, 75–83, 138cd–139ab, 146cd–147ab, 149cd–155ab, 160cd–161ab, 161cd–163ab), Himadatta (Ci.3.216–217),³⁵⁰ Jātūkarṇa (Ci.3.63–67 and 258–259), Kharaṇāda (Ci.3.160cd–161ab and 216–217), Kṣārapāṇi (Ci.3.63–67 and 216–217; Si.4.25),³⁵¹ nyāyavidaḥ (Ci.25.27), Parāśara (Ci. 3.73), Pārāśarya (Si.3.13cd–20ab), Śalyatantra (Ci.25.40), samāptikāra (Si.6.5–6),³⁵² sauśrutāḥ (Ci.23.250–253), sūdaśāstra (Ci.24.10–20),³⁵³ Suśruta (Ci.3.149cd–155ab, 160cd–161ab, 197–200ab, 216–217;³⁵⁴ 23.170–174; 24.107–111), Svāmidāsa (Ci. 3.216–217, Tārkṣyatantra (Ci.23.250–253),³⁵⁵ vārttikakāra (Ci.4.93–94),³⁵⁶ and Yogaśāstra (Ci.28.220cd–222ab).³⁵⁷