A History of Indian Medical Literature v2.c36.121

v2.c36.121

109 Cf. A.h.Ci.9.16cd–17. 110 Varcaḥkṣaya (decrease of faecal matter) is closely related to or even identical with pravāhikā. Cf. A.h.Ci.9.29–35ab. 111 Cf. A.h.Ci.9.25. 112 Cf. A.h.Ci.9.26–28. 113 Cf. A.h.Ci.9.29–39ab. 114 This verse is absent from the Hṛdaya. Cf. A.h.Ci.9.23–25. 115 Cf. A.h.Ci.9.37cd–39ab. 116 Cf. A.h.Ci.9.48cd–54. 117 Cf. A.h.Ci.9.55–81. 118 Cf. A.h.Ci.9.82–102. 119 Cf. A.h.Ci.9.103–120ab. The formulae of kapitthāṣṭakacūrṇa (A.h.Ci.9.110cd–113ab) and dāḍimāṣṭakacūrṇa (A.h.Ci.9.113cd–115) are absent from the Saṃgraha. 120 Cf. A.h.Ci.9.120cd–121. A verse corresponding to A.h.Ci.9.122 is absent from the Saṃgraha. 121 Cf. A.h.Ci.10.1. 122 Cf. A.h.Ci.10.9cd–12ab. 123 Cf. A.h.Ci.10.2–3. 124 A.s.Ci.12.7 = Ca.Ci.15.119cd–120ab. 125 Cf. A.h.Ci.10.12cd–32ab. The Saṃgraha describes formulae called agnighṛta (12.8) and agastyaghṛta (12.9). 126 Cf. A.h.Ci.10.32cd–44. 127 Cf. A.h.Ci.10.45–65ab. The Saṃgraha describes a mūlāsava (12.15). 128 Cf. A.h.Ci.10.65cd. 129 Cf. A.h.Ci.11.1. 130 Cf. A.h.Ci.11.2–5ab. 131 Cf. A.h.Ci.11.5cd–8. 132 Cf. A.h.Ci.11.9–15ab. 133 Cf. A.h.Ci.11.15cd. 134 Cf. A.h.Ci.11.16ab. 135 Cf. A.h.Ci.11.18–21. 136 Cf. A.h.Ci.11.22–24. 137 Cf. A.h.Ci.11.25–26. 138 These preparations are absent from the Hṛdaya. Cf. A.h.Ci.11.27ab. 139 Cf. A.h.Ci.11.27cd–34ab. 140 Cf. A.h.Ci.11.34cd–43ab. The Saṃgraha is more elaborate. 141 Cf. A.h.Ci.11.43cd–45ab. 142 Cf. A.h.Ci.11.45cd–62. 143 Cf. A.h.Ci.11.63. 144 Absent from the Hṛdaya. 145 Absent from the Hṛdaya. 146 Cf. A.h.Ci.12.1–2. 147 Cf. A.h.Ci.12.3–4. 148 Cf. A.h.Ci.12.5cd–7ab. 149 Compare the three kaṣāyas of the Hṛdaya (12.7c–f). 150 Compare the three kaṣāyas of the Hṛdaya (12.8).