A History of Indian Medical Literature v2.c30.665
A History of Indian Medical Literature v2.c30.665
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⁶¹⁷ Examples are: ayaścūrṇa (Ci.7.88; 26.280 and 282); ayorajas (Ci.12.21 and 42; 15.188; 16.69, 70, 97, 98, 99, 105, 119; 17.126; 25.115; 26.254; 30.84); hemacūrṇa (Ci.1⁴.22); kālalohacūrṇa (Ci.17.129); kālaloharajas (Sū.21.23; Ci.7.171); kālāyasa-cūrṇa (Ci.1¹.58); kanakacūrṇa (Ci.1¹.58); loharajas (Ci.12.39; 16.82; 18.177); rajatacūrṇa (Ci.1¹.58; 1⁴.22); sīsacūrṇa (Ci.7.88); tāmracūrṇa (Ci.1¹.58; 1⁴.22); tāmrarajas (Ci.17.126); trapucūrṇa (Ci.7.88). The drinking of a preparation containing gold is referred to at Ci.23.140 (a hemapa is mentioned). Ground pearls (mauktikapiṣṭi) are also prescribed (Ci.21.81).
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- Carakasaṃhitā — Agniveśa (Āyurveda) & Caraka, Sanskrit