A History of Indian Medical Literature v1.c26.s17.41

v1.c26.s17.41

Authorities and works quoted or referred to by Aruṇadatta are: ¹³ Abhidhānakośa (Sū.26.16cd–17ab),¹⁴ ācārya, ¹⁵ Āgama, ¹⁶ Agniveśa (Sū.1.4cd–5ab), Aṣṭāṅgasaṃgraha (passim), ¹⁷ Aṣṭāṅgāvatāra (Sū.4.6cd–7c; Ci.17.17cd–19), ¹⁸ Ātreya (Sū.1.5cd–6ab; U.39.142), Āyurvedāvatāra (Sū.5.55–56; Śā.3.7–8ab), ¹⁹ Bālāditya (Sū.2.16),²⁰ Bāṇa (Sū.9.1c), Bauddhatantra (U.40.78–80), Bhāṣya(kāra or -kṛt) (Sū.4.9ab; Śā.5.15cd–16ab; Ni.11.17cd–18a; Ci.10.4–5),²¹ Bhaṭṭārakahariścandra (Sū.1.1),²² Bheḍa (Sū.1.3–4ab; Śā.5.30–32), Caraka (passim), Dāruvāhi (Sū.5.20cd–21c; Śāl.5), Dhānvantara (Sū.5.44–45ab),²³ dhānvantarāḥ (Sū.19.20cd–24ab), Dhanvantari (Sū.1.1; 6.158cd; 17.2–4ab; ²⁵ 19.20cd–24ab; Śā.3.90–95), Dṛḍhabala (Śā.3.62cd–63ab),²⁶ grantha (Sū.1.28cd, 30–31, 32ab, 32cd; Ni.3.3), granthakāra (Sū.5.51cd–53ab; 27.23cd–24ab; Ni.3.1–2),²⁷ grantakṛt (Sū.1.1, 5cd–6ab, 7cd; 13.28–29ab; 14.34; Ci.1.40ab; 3, intr.), granthāntara (Sū.5.50cd), Hariścandra (Sū.5.23cd),²⁸ Hārīta (Sū.1.3–4ab; 6.63cd–64ab; Ni.2.79), Janaka (Sū.1.4cd–5ab), Jātūkarṇa (Sū.1.3–4ab), Jayāditya (Sū.1.1),²⁹ Kālidāsa (Ci.21.5cd–6ab),³⁰ kāṇādāḥ (Sū.1.11ab), Karṇāṭa (Sū.9.1c),³¹ Kāśyapa (Sū.1.3–4ab; U.3.47cd–48ab), Kharanāda and Khāraṇādi, Kṛṣṇātreya (Sū.5.9cd–10; 6.7cd–8ab, 20cd–21ab, 158ab; Śā.5.2cd–3ab), Kṣarāpāṇi (Sū.14.6–7ab), Māgha (Sū.2.25ab), Manu (Sū.12.70), Mīmāṃsā (Sū.8.1), Muni (often),³² Nāgānandanāṭaka (Śā.5.6cd–8ab),³³ Nagnajit (Śā.3.62cd–63ab), Nighaṇṭu (Sū.6.97cd–98ab and 135cd–136ab),³⁴ Nimi (Sū.1.3–4ab), Pānaka (Sū.5.55–56),³⁵ Parāśara (Sū.1.3–4ab; 6.7cd–8ab; Ci.1.148), Ravigupta (Sū.5.23cd),³⁶ Rudrabhaṭṭa (Sū.1.7cd),³⁷ Rudraṭa (Sū.14.36),³⁸ Saṃgraha (passim),³⁹ Sāṃkhya (Śā.3.62cd–63ab),⁴⁰ Śāstrakāra (Sū.1.9; 4.35; 7.56cdd–59; U.5, intr.),⁴¹ Śāstrakṛt (Sū.6.17–18ab; 6.172; U.40.5),⁴² Siddhasāra (Sū.1.4cd–5ab; 5.23cd; 6.41cd; 7.45ab),⁴³ Suśruta (passim), tantrakāra (Sū.1.1, intr.; 1.1 and 6cd; 4.22cd–23; 5.51cd–53ab; Śā.1.8–9ab; 3.57–58; Ci.1.18–19ab and 70; U.40.78),⁴⁴ tantrakṛtaḥ (Ci.2.22; U.40.5), tantrakṛt (Sū.1.5cd–6ab; 7.32cd and 56cd–59; 9.3cd–4ab; 19.13–14ab; Ni.1.14–15; 2.6ab and 60–63; 3.1–2; 4, intr.; 10.36; Ci.1.39 and 104cd–105ab; 17.17cd–19; 21.56; Ka.1.28; U.5, intr.; 28.9cd; 40.78), tantrāntara (Sū.3.30cd–32ab; 5.47ab and 70cd–71; 6.17–18ab, 25cd–26ab, 32ab, three quotations, 33ab, 38cd–40ab, 41cd, 106–107, 112ab, 122cd–125ab, 158cd; 8.55; 9.26cd–27ab; 12.65–66; 14.6; 16.20ab; 20.22ab; 23.15d–16ab and 25; 26.33–34; 27.44cd–45ab; 29.41ab; Śā.1.49ab; 2.3–6a; 3.55–56; Ni.2.21–22, 56cd–57, 60–63; 6.5; 9.15; Ci.1.15cd–16ab, 34cd, 47, 115cd; 2.27–28; 6.23–24; 8.89cd–93ab; 9.5cd–7; 14.13cd–21ab; 17.14cd–16; Ka.1.12d–13a; U.40.2cd–3 and 78),⁴⁵ tantrāntarīyāḥ (Sū.1.6), tantrāntarīyamata (Sū.19.38cd–41ab), Udbhaṭa (Sū.3.23cd–25),⁴⁶ Vāgbhaṭa (passim),⁴⁷ vaiśeṣikāḥ (Sū.1.1; 9.3cd–4ab), Vālmīki (Śā.5.110), vṛddhavaidyāḥ (Sū.19.20cd–24ab; 20.37–38; Ci.8.45cd–48ab; 19.77–78), and Vyāsa (Sū.2.26cd–27ab; 8.33cd–35ab; 14.20).⁴⁸