A History of Indian Medical Literature v2.c33.489

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756 Cf. Ca.Ci.17.17–18ab and 45. 757 Cf. Ca.Sū.19.3–4. 758 Cf. Ca.Ci.17.20. 759 Singhal c.s.: dyspnoea on effort. 760 Cf. Ca.Ci.17.65–67. 761 Singhal c.s.: asthma. 762 Singhal c.s.: severe bronchial asthma. 763 Cf. Ca.Ci.17.55–64. The *Carakasaṃhitā* adds a variety called *saṃtamaka*. 764 Singhal c.s.: interrupted breathing. 765 Cf. Ca.Ci.17.52–54. 766 Singhal c.s.: stertorous breathing. 767 Cf. Ca.Ci.17.46–48. 768 Singhal c.s.: terminal breathing. 769 Cf. Ca.Ci.17.49–51. 770 Cf. Ca.Ci.17.48cd, 51, 54, 62, 67, 68cd–69. 771 Cf. Ca.Ci.17.70–76, 88–93. 772 The series begins with *hiṃsrādighṛta*. 773 Compare the ghees of the *Carakasaṃhitā* (Ci.17.139–146). 774 See Su.U.45.33cd–34ab. Cf. Ca.Ci.17.146. 775 See Su.Ci.4.29. 776 Compare *Bhāratabhaiṣajyaratnākara*, Nrs. 4890–4900; Soḍhala’s *Gadanigraha*, prayogakhaṇḍa, *tailādhikāra* 218cd–228. 777 Cf. Ca.Ci.17.92–93. 778 Cf. Ca.Ci.17.111–119. 779 Cf. Ca.Ci.17.70–74. 780 Cf. Ca.Ci.17.77–80. 781 Cf. Ca.Ci.17.88–90. 782 I.e., Indra. 783 Cf. Ca.Ci.18. 784 See Su.U.50.3–5. The *Carakasaṃhitā* describes separately the aetiological factors involved in the five types of cough (Ci.18.10, 14, 17, 20, 24–25ab). 785 Cf. Ca.Ci.18.6–8. 786 I.e., *rājayakṣman*. 787 Cf. Ca.Ci.18.4. 788 Cf. Ca.Ci.18.5. 789 Cf. Ca.Ci.18.11–13. 790 Cf. Ca.Ci.18.15–16. 791 Cf. Ca.Ci.18.18–19. 792 Singhal c.s.: consumptive pulmonary lesions. 793 Cf. Ca.Ci.18.20–23. 794 Cf. Ca.Ci.18.26–29a. 795 Cf. Ca.Ci.18.29b–30ab. 796 Cf. Ca.Ci.18.30cd. 797 Cf. Ca.Ci.18.32–75 and 168–184. 798 Cf. Ca.Ci.18.76–82.