A History of Indian Medical Literature v2.c36.134

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139 Cf. Su.U.34.7cd–8. 140 A.s.U.6.55 = Su.U.34.9. 141 Cf. Su.U.33.5cd. 142 Cf. Su.U.33.3ab. 143 Cf. Su.U.33.3cd–4ab. 144 Cf. Su.U.33.4cd–5ab. 145 Cf. Su.U.33.6. 146 Cf. Su.U.33.7ab. 147 Cf. Su.U.33.7cd–8. 148 A.s.U.6.61 = Su.U.33.9. 149 Cf. Su.U.35.3. 150 Cf. Su.U.35.4. 151 Cf. Su.U.35.5. 152 Cf. Su.U.35.6ab. 153 Cf. Su.U.35.6cd. 154 Cf. Su.U.35.7–8. 155 A.s.U.6.66 = Su.U.35.9. 156 Cf. Su.U.31.6ab. 157 Cf. Su.U.31.3. 158 Cf. Su.U.31.4. 159 Cf. Su.U.31.5. 160 Cf. Su.U.31.6cd–7ab. 161 Cf. Su.U.31.8cd–9ab. 162 A.s.U.6.70 = Su.U.31.10. 163 The *Samgraha* omits the general characteristics of persons seized by a graha (A.h.U.4.1) and the signs enabling a physician to diagnose which particular graha afflicts him or her (A.h.U.4.2). 164 This list is absent from the *Hṛdaya*, which only mentions an eighteenfold classification (U.4.3ab). 165 Absent from *Hṛdaya*. Cf. Su.U.60.22ab. 166 Absent from *Hṛdaya*. Cf. Su.U.60.22cd. 167 Absent from the *Hṛdaya*. Cf. Su.U.60.23. 168 Cf. A.h.U.4.3cd–4a. 169 Cf. A.h.U.4.4–5. 170 Absent from the *Hṛdaya*. Caraka (Ni.7.14) mentions vamana, virecana and rudhirasrāva as predisposing factors (also mentioned at A.s.U.7.9); Suśruta (U.60.3) refers to wounds (kṣata). 171 Cf. A.h.U.4.6–8. The *Samgraha* follows Caraka (Ni.7.14). 172 Absent from the *Hṛdaya*. Cf. Ca.Ni.7.12. 173 Cf. A.h.U.4.9–12. 174 Absent from the *Hṛdaya*. Cf. Ca.Ci.9.21. 175 Absent from the *Hṛdaya*. Cf. Ca.Ni.7.11. 176 Cf. A.h.U.4.13–15. 177 Not found in the *Hṛdaya*, nor in Caraka and Suśruta. 178 Cf. A.h.U.4.16–17 (daityagraha). See on the Asuras: A.K. Coomaraswamy (1935); Dowson; A.B. Keith (1976): 231–236; F.B.J. Kuiper (1975); S. Lévi (1898): 36–61; H. Oldenberg (1923): 159–163.