A History of Indian Medical Literature v2.c30.571

v2.c30.571

175 The interpretation of Ca.Ci.3.179cd–188ab according to the Hārīścandras (harīścandrāḥ in the edition) is mentioned by Jejjata. Cakrapāṇi adopts their view without any reference. Jejjata (ad Ca.Ci.3.149cd–155ab) also refers to those who follow the opinions of Bhaṭṭārakahārīścandra. 176 See: Dṛḍhabala. 177 Mentioned in Amitaprabha's Carakanyāsa (see Niścala ad Cakradatta, anuvāsana 33). 178 The opinion of the Paitāmahas is mentioned by Jejjata (ad Ca.Si.3.30cd–31ab). Cakrapāṇi is silent. 179 Jejjata regards Ca.Ci.3.211–214, accepted by the Kāśmīra and Saindhava physicians, as unauthoritative. Cakrapāṇi does not reject these verses. Jejjata points to Ca.Ci.30.128cd–132 as verses read at this place by Kāśmīrakas and Saindhavas. Cakra says that these stanzas, of disputed authenticity, are acknowledged by the Kāśmīras and others. Cakra notices that Ca.Ci.10.54–63, dealing with the characteristics and treatment of the disorder called atattvābhiniveśa, and accepted as part of the text by the Saindhavas and Kāśmīras, is spurious, as declared by the ancient authorities (vṛddhāḥ). Jejjata's comments on Ca.Ci.10 are not available for comparison. 180 Jejjata (ad Ca.Ci.3.73) remarks that the Śivasaindhavas, Āṣādhavarman and others adhere to a disagreeing interpretation. P.V. Sharma (AVI 207) regards Śivasaindhava as a commentator on the Carakasamhitā, also mentioned by Cakrapāṇidatta. 181 Mentioned in Amitaprabha's Carakanyāsa (see Niścala ad Cakradatta, anuvāsana 33). 182 Jejjata refers to an interpretation of the Vaiṣṇavas ad Ca.Si.3.27–30ab and quotes them ad Ca.Si.6.24. They are also mentioned in Amitaprabha's Carakanyāsa (see Niścala ad Cakradatta, anuvāsana 33). P.V. Sharma (AVI 207) supposes that the Vaiṣṇavas wrote a commentary on the Carakasamhitā. 183 NCC VI, 398. 184 See Niścala. 185 Ad A.H.U.22.40cd–42ab; the same quotation is found in the Ratnaprabhā ad Cakradatta, mukharoga 32–33. 186 See P.V. Sharma (1993), Intr. 54, 55. 187 Verses borrowed from the Carakottaratantra are: Cakradatta, bhagna 1a-d; kṣudraroga 4 (= Siddhayoga 57.2cd–3), 10 (= 57.8cd–9), 11 (= 57.10), 14 (= 57.13), 17 (= 57.16), 18 (= 57.17ab), 21ab (= 57.19), 24ab (= 57.21ab), 26 (= 57.23), 34 (= 57.31), 84–85 (= 57.61–62), 96 (= 57.74)