A History of Indian Medical Literature v2.c35.63

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1082 Cf. Su.Ka.8.59–60ab, 61cd–62ab, 63cd–65. 1083 Cf. Ca.Ci.23.151; Su.Ka.8.66. 1084 Cf. Ca.Ci.23.153. 1085 Cf. Ca.Ci.23.165. 1086 Cf. Ca.Ci.23.166, which is very close to A.h.U.37.16. 1087 Cf. Ca.Ci.23.167–169, which verses are very close to A.h.U.37.17–19. 1088 Cf. Ca.Ci.23.170–171, which verses are very close to A.h.U.37.20–21. 1089 Cf. Su.Ka.8.42cd–43. 1090 Cf. Su.Ka.8.42ab. 1091 A.h.U.37.26cd = Ca.Ci.23.199cd. Compare A.h.U.37.27ab and Ca.Ci.23.200ab. 1092 Cf. Ca.Ci.23.173, 208cd–209ab; Su.Ka.8.67cd–74. Compare A.h.U.37.29 and Su.Ka.8. 70; A.h.U.37.31cd–33 is largely the same as Su.Ka.8.67cd–69. The bite of an ucciṭiṅga is mentioned at 37.41. 1093 Probably the same as ucciṭiṅgas (see 37.13–14). 1094 This is Suśruta’s number. 1095 Cf. Su.Ka.8.75, 95–100. 1096 Cf. Su.Ka.8.94. 1097 Cf. Su.Ka.8.97–99. 1098 Cf. Su.Ka.8.83–84ab. 1099 The Suśrutasaṃhitā (Ka.8.95–119ab) describes the local and general effects of the bites of many kinds of spiders. 1100 Cf. Su.Ka.8.85–88ab. 1101 Cf. Su.Ka.8.79–84. 1102 Cauterization is not a prominent feature of the treatment in the Suśrutasaṃhitā. 1103 Cf. Su.Ka.8.129. 1104 Cf. Su.Ka.8.130. 1105 Cf. Su.Ka.8.131–133ab. 1106 An annular growth of tissue. 1107 Cf. Su.Ka.8.136ab. 1108 Cf. Ca.Ci.23.203–204; Su.Ka.8.136cd–138. A.h.U.37.78 = Ca.Ci.23.203. 1109 Cf. Ca.Ci.23.200cd–201; Su.Ka.8.119cd–120. 1110 Cf. Su.Ka.7.3–6. 1111 Cf. Su.Ka.7.7–10ab. 1112 Cf. Ca.Ci.23.175–176; Su.Ka.7.43–44. 1113 Cf. Su.Ka.7.45–46ab. 1114 Cf. Ca.Ci.23.176; Su.Ka.7.43–44. 1115 A.h.U.38.12cd–14ab = Ca.Ci.23.177–178. 1116 Cf. Su.Ka.7.46cd–48ab and 63cd–64. 1117 Cf. Su.Ka.7.48cd–50ab. 1118 Cf. Su.Ka.7.32cd–33. 1119 Cf. Su.Ka.7.34–36. 1120 Cf. Su.Ka.7.37ab. 1121 Cf. Su.Ka.7.37cd–40. A.h.U.38.24ab = Su.Ka.7.37cd; 38.26cd = Su.Ka.7.40cd. 1122 Cf. Su.Ka.7.41ab.