A History of Indian Medical Literature v2.c30.714

v2.c30.714

¹²³ See Ca.Sū.16.27 and 29. Ātreya accepts this concept, which is of Buddhist origin according to Bhaṭṭāraharicandra's commentary. Cakra explains the term, in agreement with Ca.Sū.16.32, as a cessation that is independent of an annihilating cause (vināśakāraṇanirapekṣa); he does not refer to Buddhist doctrines. See also P.V. Sharma's notes (1985e) on Ca.Sū.16. Compare ABI 475 and the Preface to ed. jj (XXXII) of the Carakasaṃhitā, where the view is accepted that Ca.Sū.16.17 shows Buddhist influence.