A History of Indian Medical Literature v1.c26.s3.54

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The facts in support of J. Filliozat’s thesis are slender. The Yogaśataka, which does not refer one single verse to a source, contains three verses found in both Saṃgraha and Hṛdaya: Yogaśataka 72 = A.s.U.8.21 = A.h.U.5.18; 73 = A.s.U.8.22–23 = A.h.U.5.19; 74 = A.s.U.8.24–27 = A.h.U.5.20. Three more verses occur in the Hṛdaya only: 22 = A.h.Ci.14.38; 80 = A.h.U.39.159; 90 = A.h.U.40.49. All these six stanzas have no close parallels in Caraka- or Suśrutasaṃhitā, which means that the Yogaśataka borrowed them or that they derive from the Yogaśataka, unless an unknown source is invoked.