A History of Indian Medical Literature v1.c26.s13.2

v1.c26.s13.2

New prescriptions are: parpaṭa in pittajvara (A.s.Ci.1.75); 706 ground (ślakṣṇapiṣṭa) kaṭukā with sugar (A.s.Ci.1.76cd); 707 the svarasa of the flowers and leaves of vṛṣa, together with sugar and honey, in a fever by pitta and kapha (A.s.Ci.1.92cd); 708 the preparation called candrakānta, to be employed in rājayakṣman (A.s.Ci.7.13–15ab); 709 bilvataila (A.s.U.22.30) in ear diseases; 710 khadirādigulikā in all mukharogas (A.s.U. 26.54); 711 madayantikā leaves in mukhapāka due to pitta (A.s.U.26.57); 712 the roots of nala ground in water, employed as a pāna or a lepa in cases of alarkaviṣa (A.s.U.46. 66); 713 chewed leaves of mātuluṅga, tied to the wound, in alarkaviṣa (A.s.U.46.66); 714 fruits of dhattūra, roots of dhattūra and kākoḍumbarikā, together with sīdhu or taṇḍulāmbu, in alarkaviṣa (A.s.U.46.69); crushed leaves, bark and roots of jalavetasa, boiled in water, in alarkaviṣa (A.s.U.46.72). 716