A History of Indian Medical Literature v2.c33.122

v2.c33.122

115 Also known to the *Carakasaṃhitā* (Sū.28.26; agnikarman; Sū.22.33: agnidaha; Ci. 14.33: agnidāha), which has, however, no special chapter on this subject, which belongs to śalya (see the reference to the dāhaviśeṣavid at Ca.Ci.25.103, and the agnikovida at Ca.Ci.25.107). See on agnikarman in contemporary āyurveda: D.N. Shahane (1992). Compare on cautery in Graeco-Roman medicine: A. Krug (1993): 92–93; J.S. Milne (1907): 116–120. See on this subject in Islamic medicine: Albucasis I (M.S. Spink and G.L. Lewis, 1973: 8–165).