A History of Indian Medical Literature v2.c33.367

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371 Cf. Ca.Si.4.52–54. 372 Cf. Ca.Si.2.17–18. 373 Cf. Ca.Si.5.8–18. 374 Cf. Ca.Si.5.4–5. 375 Cf. Ca.Si.5.6–7. 376 Cf. Ca.Si.5.8. 377 Su.Ci.39. 378 The series described consists of seven causes. 379 Cf. Ca.Si.4.25. 380 Dalhaṇa remarks, in agreement with the contents of the chapter, that ādi is dropped after netra. 381 Cf. Ca.Si.5.10cd–12 and 15cd–16. 382 Cf. Ca.Si.5.9–10ab, 13–15ab and 17–18. 383 Cf. Ca.Si.4.48ab; 7.7–62. 384 Cf. Ca.Si.1.23cd–24 and 26. 385 Cf. Su.Ci.35.18. 386 Cf. Ca.Si.3.70cd; 4.4–24. 387 Cf. Ca.Si.3.12cd–19. 388 Cf. Ca.Si.1.47ab–49ab. 389 Cf. Ca.Si.4.50–51. 390 Cf. Ca.Si.2.19; 4.46–47. 391 Cf. Ca.Si.4.42. 392 Rūkṣa patients are those with an abundance of vāta. 393 Compare Su.Ci.35.32 on the eight causes. 394 This is the length of the netra for males (compare Su.Ci.37.103cd). 395 Cf. Ca.Si.9.50cd–51. 396 A prakuñca is the same as a pala (Dalhaṇa). Cf. Ca.Si.9.52ab, where half a pala is recommended. The maximum dose applies to males (compare Su.Ci.37.106). 397 Cf. Ca.Si.9.52cd. 398 The Carakasaṃhitā prescribes two karṇikās (Si.9.51). Three karṇikās are mentioned at Su. Ci.37.115. 399 This is the length of the netra for females (compare Su.Ci.7.100cd–101). Cf. Ca.Si.9.65cd–66ab. 400 See Ca.Si.9.55ab. 401 Cf. Ca.Si.9.66cd–67ab. 402 See Dalhaṇa's comments. Compare Su.Ci.37.102. 403 See on praśṛta: Dalhaṇa ad Su.Ci.31.6. 404 Compare Su.Ci.35.13–14. 405 Cf. Ca.Si.9.53. 406 Cf. Ca.Si.9.54–56. 407 Cf. Ca.Si.9.67cd–70ab. 408 Dalhaṇa: to be introduced into urethra or vagina. 409 Cf. Ca.Si.9.58–60. 410 Cf. Ca.Si.9.61. 411 Cf. Ca.Si.3.12cd–20ab. 412 Cf. Ca.Si.3.26.