A History of Indian Medical Literature v1.c23.471.4

v1.c23.471.4

contra-indications for a collyrium and the disorders resulting from neglect of these rules (8.68cd–69); complications (vyāpad) brought about by improper application of collyria (18.70–74ab); the treatment of these complications (18.74cd–75ab); signs indicating an adequate, excessive and deficient application of a lekhana collyrium; treatment in cases of excessive or deficient application (18.75cd–78); signs indicating an adequate or excessive application of prasādana and ropaṇa collyria; treatment in cases of excessive application (18.79–81); deficient application of snehana (= prasādana) and ropaṇa collyria produces no effect at all (18.82); the preparation of a cūrṇañjana for royal use, which makes a king dear to all his subjects, invincible, and free from eye diseases (18.84–93);³⁰⁰ another collyrium, called bhadrodaya, fit for royal use (18.94–97);³⁰¹ some more recipes for collyria (18.98–102); an analgesic collyrium (18.103–104); a collyrium for general use (18.105); piṇḍañjanas³⁰² should be prepared in the same way as rasakriyāñjanas (18.106).