A History of Indian Medical Literature v1.c25.786

v1.c25.786

The subjects discussed next are: the treatment of the two types (vivṛtāsya and saṃvṛtāsya) of hanustambha (23.26);302 the treatment of jihvāstambha303 and ekāyāma304 (23.27); the preparation of aṇutaila (23.28);305 the preparation of a sahasrapāka, respectively śatapāka oil, to be employed accompanied by magical and religious acts (23.29);306 various measures useful in ekāṅgaroga, avabāhuka,307 viśvabhī, etc. (23.30); the treatment of ūrustambha (23.31);308 the treatment of ūrustambha and other vāta diseases (23.32–33).309 A.s.Ci.23.34–39 = A.h.Ci.21.56–61. The preparation of an oil is added (23.40–42). A.s.Ci.23.43–44ab = A.h.Ci.21.62–63ab. A.s.Ci.23.44cd differs from A.h.Ci.21.63cd. A.s.Ci.23.45 = A.h.Ci.21.64.