A History of Indian Medical Literature v1.c26.s17.200.2

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Ni.2.64–65ab), Bhojarājīya (Sū.3.11), Buddhāgama (Sū.1.1), Cānakya (Sū.7.14–18ab), Candraṭa (Sū.17.4ab), Caraka (passim), 515 Dākara (Sū.5.55), 516 Devalīya (Sū.2.22–23ab), Dhanvantari (Sū.1.1 and 17.4ab; Śā.5.128), dhānvantarīyaḥ (Sū.1.1 and 6cd; 19.20–24ab and 45cd–46ab; 26.47–55ab; 29.6cd–8ab; 30.3–8ab; Ni.10.20cd–21), dramilakavayaḥ (Sū.1.23cd–24ab), 517 Dṛḍhabala (Śā.3.61cd–62ab and 67cd), Gopālikā (Sū.6.91cd–94), 518 Halāyudha (Sū.1.1, twice), Haramekhalā (Sū.3.19–22), Hariścandra (Sū.1.1; 5.6–7ab and 42ab), 519 Hārīta (Sū.1.3–4ab), Hāṭaka (passim), 520 Hiraṇyākṣa (Sū.19.79–80ab), Hiraṇyākṣīya (Śā.3.67cd), Hṛdyā and Hṛdyākāra (passim), 521 Indu (passim), 522 Jātūkarṇa (Sū.1.3–4ab), Kakṣapuṭa (Sū.3.19–22), Kālidāsa (Sū.2.30), Kāmandakīya (Sū.7.14–18ab), Kāṅkāyana (Sū.1.14cd–15ab), Kapilabala (Sū.1.12ab), Kāśyapa (Sū.1.1; 3.19–22; 5.44–45), Kharaṇāda (Sū.1.9cd–10 and 19; 3.1–2; 5.18, 23cd, 28cd, 29ab; 6.64cd, 114cd–115ab, 149cd, 153cd–157; 8.54–55ab, twice; 9.1; 12.69–72; 19.11cd–12ab, 14cd–15, 76cd–77ab; Ni.14.20 and 21), Kriyāsiddhi (1.23cd–24ab), 523 Kṛṣṇatreya (Sū.1.14ab; 5.9cd–10; 6.29–30ab and 156ab), Kṣarapāṇi (Sū.1.3–4ab and 14cd–15ab; 4.6cd–7; 19.79cd–80ab), Kṣārapāṇīya (Sū.7.59cd–65ab), Māgha (Sū.2.25cd), 524 Mahābhārata (Sū.7.68cd–72ab), Mahābhoja (Sū.6.83), Mahāyāna (Sū.5.79–80ab), 525 mauhūrtikāḥ (Sū.16.17–18ab), muni (passim), Nāgānanda (Śā.5.6–9ab), 526 Nagnajit (Sū. 1.1), Naiyāsika (Sū.3.7cd–8 and 44; 4.6cd–7;