A History of Indian Medical Literature v1.c25.665

v1.c25.665

A.s.Ci.2.28cd = A.h.Ci.1.100ef. A.s.Ci.2.28ef is added. A.s.Ci.2.29ab = A.h.Ci.1.100cd. A.s.Ci.2.29cd is added. A.s.Ci.2.30 = A.h.Ci.1.101. A.s.Ci.2.31a–d is an addition. A.s.Ci.2.31ef–51 = A.h.Ci.1.102ab–122. Four additional verses (2.52–55) describe two extra clysters.⁹ A.s.Ci.2.56–57 = A.h.Ci.1.123–124. A.s.Ci.2.58 enlarges upon A.h.Ci.1.125ab. A.s.Ci.2.59–65 = A.h.Ci.1.125cd–132. A medicated oil is added (2.66). A.s.Ci.2.67–68 = A.h.Ci.1.133–135ab. Additional verses (2.69–76ab) describe two plasters, an electuary, and some emetics.¹⁰ A.s.Ci.2.76c–f = A.h.Ci.1.136. Some extra verses (2.77–80) are about measures against the burning sensation in fever.¹¹ A.s.Ci.2.81–86 = A.h.Ci.1.137–142. Some additional verses (2.87–89ab) describe cooling plasters. A.s.Ci.2.89cd–90 = A.h.Ci.1.143–144ab. An extra ardhaśloka (2.91ab) mentions that the measures described remove vāta and kapha. A.s.Ci.2.91cd–93ab = A.h.Ci.1.144cd–146ab. Two additional verses (2.93cd–95ab) deal with measures against shivering in fever patients. A.s.Ci.2.95cd–96 = A.h.Ci.1.146cd–147. A series of extra verses are concerned with the treatment of ānāha in fevers (2.97–98ab), a persistent feeling of coldness in fevers with a predominance of vāta and kapha (2.98cd–101), feelings of coldness or a burning sensation (2.102), general measures to be adopted in fevers due to kapha, pitta or vāta (2.103),¹² and due to a combination of two or three doṣas (2.104).¹³ A.s.Ci.2.105 = A.h.Ci.1.148. An extra verse (2.106) is about the treatment of excessive sleepiness as a dangerous complication of fever. A.s.Ci.2.107–114 = A.h.Ci.1.149–156. Three additional verses (2.115–117) contain some more prescriptions against irregular fevers.¹⁴ A.s.Ci.2.118 = A.h.Ci.1.157. An extra verse (2.119) gives a recipe against irregular fevers.¹⁵ A.s.Ci.2.120–122 = A.h.Ci.1.158–160. Additional prescriptions are given which are useful on the day of arrival of a new bout of an irregular fever (2.123–124ab).¹⁶ A.s.Ci.2.124cd–127 = A.h.Ci.1.161–164ab.