A History of Indian Medical Literature v2.c33.483

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519 Cf. Ca.Ci.18.161–162. 520 Cf. Ca.Ci.9.35–42ab. 521 Cf. Ca.Ci.9.42cd–44. 522 Cf. Ca.Ci.10.16–17. 523 Cf. Bhāratabhaiṣajyaratnākara, Nr. 4063. 524 See Daḷhaṇa’s comments. 525 See Su.Ci.14. 526 See Su.Ka.2.47–49 (ajeyaghṛta). 527 The tying of an amulet, etc., accompanied by a mantra. 528 Daḷhaṇa explains this term as samantrasarṣapāḍitāḍana, i.e., the beating(?) of (grains of) mustard, etc., accompanied by a mantra. 529 See Su.U.60–62. Cf. Ca.Ci.3.317cd–318ab. 530 Cf. Ca.Ci.3.320cd–324ab. 531 Cf. Ca.Ci.3.317cd–318ab. 532 Cf. Ca.Ci.3.318cd–320ab. 533 I.e., Maheśvara (= Śiva) according to Daḷhaṇa. 534 I.e., Caṇḍī according to Daḷhaṇa. 535 Cf. Ca.Ci.3.310cd–315ab. 536 Cf. Ca.Ci.3.267–271. 537 Cf. Ca.Ci.3.257–266. 538 Cf. Ca.Ci.3.324–328. 539 Cf. Ca.Ci.3.329. 540 Cf. Ca.Ci.3.345. 541 Cf. Ca.Ci.19. 542 The Carakasaṃhitā (Ci.19.5–8) describes separately the aetiology of atīsāra due to vāta, pitta, kapha, and concerted action of the doṣas. Su.U.40.3–5 = Mādhavanidāna 3.1–3. 543 Cf. Ca.Ci.19.5–8. Su.U.40.6 = Mādhavanidāna 3.4a–d. 544 Cf. Ca.Ci.19.5–8 and 11: the Carakasaṃhitā distinguishes diarrhoea caused by fear (bhaya) and grief; it does not describe the āma type as a distinct entity. Su.U.40.7ab = Mādhavanidāna 3.4e–f. 545 Su.U.40.8cd–9ab = Mādhavanidāna 3.5. 546 The Mādhavanidāna (3.6) has another verse. 547 Compare Mādhavanidāna 3.7ab, which is closely related to Su.U.40.11ab. Su.U.40.10cd is absent from the Mādhavanidāna. 548 Compare Mādhavanidāna 3.7cd, which is closely related to Su.U.40.12ab. Su.U.40.11cd is absent from the Mādhavanidāna. 549 Cf. Ca.Ci.19.5–8. The Mādhavanidāna (3.8) has a different verse. 550 Cf. Ca.Ci.19.11. Su.U.40.13cd–15ab = Mādhavanidāna 3.9–10. 551 Su.U.40.15–18 = Mādhavanidāna 3.11–13. 552 Cf. Ca.Ci.19.9. Su.U.40.21 = Mādhavanidāna 3.18. 553 Cf. Su.U.40.159–160ab. 554 Cf. Ca.Ci.19.14–29. 555 Cf. Ca.Ci.19.50–76. 556 Cf. Ca.Ci.19.61–62. 557 Cf. Ca.Ci.19.80–81.