A History of Indian Medical Literature v2.c33.655

v2.c33.655

345 Ad Rasahṛdaya 19.70 (mentioned as a yogīndra). 346 Cat. Madras Nr. 13145 (mentioned as one of the sources). 347 Ad Su.Sū.1.1–2 (mentioned as the pratisamkartar of the Suśrutasaṃhitā): Śā.4.80 (a quotation attributed to Nāgārjunācārya; the Rasavaiśeṣikasūtra is quoted); Ka.7.11cd–12 (a quotation on a toxicological subject). 348 Bṛhadrasarājasundara 349 (abhravaṭikā), 355 (laghusiddhābhraka), 480 (nāgārjunābhra), 511–512 (saṃkocagolarasa), 548 (vīryastambhanayoga). 349 Dhanvantarīyanighaṇṭu 6(rasāḥ).27 (on rasaka); 6(rasāḥ).25–27 = Rasendracūḍāmaṇi 10.110cd–113ab. 350 Ad Su.Ni.3.12 (on vesical calculi and related disorders); 8.4 (from the Nāgārjunīya; on mūdhagarbha). 351 Bhaiṣajyaratnāvalī, jvarātīsāra 85–94 (abhravaṭikā); kṛmiroga 56–63 (haridrākhaṇḍa or pāribhadrāvaleha); vātavyādhi 28–35 (nimbādicūrṇa); prameha 164–165 (vaṅgeśvararasa); netraroga 176–180 (nāgārjunāñjana). 352 Ad Āyurvedaprakāśa 8.281–283 (Nāgārjuna is mentioned in the text of the Āyurvedaprakāśa). 353 Ad Rasatarangiṇī 20.22–24 (on bhānupāka). 354 Ad Rasaratnasamuccaya 2.144 (= Sukul’s edition 2.155); 3.126–127 (= Sukul’s edition 3.134–135). 355 Jinadattasūri acknowledges in his Suvarṇarūpyasiddhśāstra his indebtedness to Nāgārjuna; the work contains formulae borrowed from Nāgārjuna (J.C. Sikdar, 1980: 10). 356 Two prescriptions are attributed to Nāgārjuna: 4.42 (garbhastambha) and 65–66 (vīryastambha; = Rasamañjarī 9.1–2). 357 Ad Śārṅgadharasaṃhitā II.11.48cd–53ab (mentioned in a quotation on the varieties of iron distinguished by Nāgārjuna; compare Āḍhamalla’s quotation). 358 Khare in his introduction (2; the Nāgārjunatantra is mentioned); ad Rasaratnasamuccaya 3.126–127 (p.39; on the sādhāraṇarasas) and 8.53 (p.84; on pataṅgīrāga). 359 Lohapaddhati 6 (Nāgārjuna’s Lohatantra is referred to as a source) and 23 (on lohamāraṇa). 360 Niścalakara quotes Nāgārjuna, his Ārogyamañjarī, Mahendrakalpa, Nāgārjunīya, Vārttāmālā, and Yogamañjarī. He is referred to as Nāgārjunacaraṇaḥ or -pādaḥ; he is also called a muni. Nāgārjuna is quoted, without the title of a particular work of his, ad Cakradatta, jvara 64; grahaṇī 37–38, 86–92 (a reference to alchemy), 93–99; arśas 66–75 and 165–171; agnimāndya 29; rājayakṣman 27 (a long quotation on the preparation of pañcāmṛtaparpaṭī); madātyaya 20; vātavyādhi 227–271 (Nāgārjuna’s formula of gandhataila, found in Pṛthvīsiṃha’s treatise); āmavāta 2, 4, 9; pariṇāmaśūla 77–78. Some verses of the Cakradatta were borrowed from Nāgārjuna according to Niścala: atīsāra 54; grahaṇī 37–38 and 93–99; arśas 66–75; agnimāndya 29; pariṇāmaśūla 77–78. 361 Pāradasaṃhitā 1.98 (mentioned as a Rasasiddha); 37.95–99 (smarasundarī guṭikā); 41.27–33 (ankolatailaprayoga). 362 The formula of laghusiddhābhrakarasa (see Rasayogasāgara, śakārādi 389). 363 Rajajalanidhi III, 389–390 (mentioned as a Rasasiddha). 364 Rasakāmadhenu I.2.43–59ab (from Nāgārjuna’s Lohaśāstra; borrowed from the Rasendracintāmaṇi); II.1.758–770ab (on lohamāraṇa; from the Lohapaddhati) and 3.287 (on rasa and rasaka; identical with Rasendracūḍāmaṇi 10.113); IV.1.564–565 (mṛtasamjīvanī guṭikā), 14.185–189 (dāsaloharasāyana), 21.268–282 (bṛhatpānīyabhaktavaṭī), 48.79 (nāgārjuni guṭikā).