A History of Indian Medical Literature v2.c33.70

v2.c33.70

58 The Hāritasamhitā mentions twelve śastras. See on the śastras: G. Mukhopādhyāya (1913). Compare the notes in Yādavaśarman’s edition and in the translations of Bhishagratna and Hoernle. See also: *P.J. Deshpande and V. Prasad (1972); R.N.R. Ranina (1895–1899); L.A. Ravi Varma (1956). An early article on the śastras is that by H.H. Wilson (1823). See on the surgical instruments of Siddha medicine: S. Malayandi (1983): 32–33, 41–44. Compare on the surgical instruments of Greek and Roman medicine: L.J. Bliquez (1985); A. Krug (1993): 73–101; E. Künzl (1996); Th. Meyer-Steineg (1912a); J.S. Milne (1907); J. Scarborough (1969): 82–87.