A History of Indian Medical Literature v2.c31.173

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1094 Rasakāmadhenu IV.43.75–81 (nīlabindutaila). 1095 Ad Cakradatta, arśas 138–142 (on the kālamuṣkaka) and 147 (about a technical rule); gulma 57–59 (on the composition of a formula); mūtrāghāta 3 (a caustic). Ad Cakrapāṇidatta’s Dravyaguṇa, dhānyavarga 11 (on digestion); pānīyavarga 22 (on water); āhāravidhi 22 (on embryology). 1096 Ad A.h.Sū.30.1–2 (on a caustic) and 8cd-18 (on technical rules and the kālamuṣkaka). 1097 Ad Mādhavanidāna 49.37–39 (on kilāsa and śvitra). Ad Siddhayoga 5.111 (on the kālamuṣkaka) and 112 (on a technical rule); 30.40–43 (a formula); 33.2 (a caustic); 66.1 (on dosages for children). 1098 Toḍara IX: 1.89 (eight pala constitute one kuḍava with respect to a particular group of substances). 1099 The Kalyāṇakāraka mentions Viśvāmitra in the hitāhita chapter as an advocate of a non-vegetarian diet. 1100 Vaṅgasena, kṣudraroga 162–168 (the formula of nīlabindutaila). 1101 Yogaratnākara 875 (on dosages for children).