A History of Indian Medical Literature v1.c26.s17.72

v1.c26.s17.72

Sources he does quote or refer to are:¹²⁸ Āgama (1.2, 5cd–6ab, 19, 27, 30–31; 2.16; 3.12–14; 4.4cd–5ab; 5.68, 74cd, 79–80; 6.26cd–28ab,¹²⁹ 32cd, 43; 8.53; 10.1; 16.14ab), Agniveśa (1.3–4ab), Ātreya (1.1), Atriputra (1.3–4ab), Bhāradvāja (1.3–4ab), Bhaṭṭāraka (1.17cd),¹³⁰ Bheḍa (1.3–4ab), Caraka (passim), Dhanvantari (1.3–4ab; 6.158cd),¹³¹ Kāṇādāḥ (1.11ab), Kāśyapa (1.3–4ab), Kharanāda (6.115cd–117ab, 131cd–133, 149cd, 153cd–157),¹³² Kṛṣṇatreya (6.158ab), Kṣīrapāṇi (1.3–4ab), Nighaṇṭu (6.97cd–98ab¹³³ and 136ab),¹³⁴ Parāśara (1.3–4ab), Punarvasu (1.3–4ab), Saṃgraha (passim),¹³⁵ Siddhasāra (7.45ab), Suśruta (passim), and tantrāntara (5.29ab;¹³⁶ 6.33cd, 106–107, 112,¹³⁷ 122cd–125ab,¹³⁸ 158cd; 29.41ab).¹³⁹