A History of Indian Medical Literature v2.c36.147

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677 Cf. Su.Ka.8.109–110. 678 Cf. Su.Ka.8.113–114. 679 Not mentioned in the Suśrutasaṃhitā. 680 The same as santānī. Not mentioned in the Suśrutasaṃhitā. 681 Absent from the Suśrutasaṃhitā. 682 Cf. Su.Ka.8.115. 683 Cf. Su.Ka.8.126. 684 The same as the eṇapadī. Cf. Su.Ka.8.125. 685 The same as the lājā. Cf. Su.Ka.8.123. 686 Absent from the Suśrutasaṃhitā. 687 Cf. Su.Ka.8.124. 688 Cf. Su.Ka.8.127. 689 The same as the suvarṇā. Cf. Su.Ka.8.122. 690 A.s.U.45.45 = Su.Ka.8.128. 691 Cf. Su.Ka.7.10cd–11ab. 692 Cf. Su.Ka.7.22cd–23ab. 693 Cf. Su.Ka.7.11cd–12. 694 Cf. Su.Ka.7.14 (haṃsira). 695 Cf. Su.Ka.7.15 (cikvira or cikkira). 696 Cf. Su.Ka.7.21cd–22ab (ajita). 697 Cf. Su.Ka.7.19cd–20ab. 698 Cf. Su.Ka.7.20cd–21ab (kuliṅga). 699 Cf. Su.Ka.7.24cd–25ab. 700 Cf. Su.Ka.7.23cd–24ab. 701 Cf. Su.Ka.7.13. 702 Cf. Su.Ka.7.25cd–32ab. The Saṃgraha does not mention the names of the other four belonging to this group, but, according to Indu's commentary, they are called śabala, śveta, kapota, and palita. Their names are mahākṛṣṇa, mahāśveta, kapotābha, and mahākapila in the Suśrutasaṃhitā (Ka.7.25cd–26). 703 Cf. Su.Ka.7.16cd–18ab. 704 Cf. Su.Ka.7.18cd–19ab (alaśa). 705 The prescription of 46.66 is new according to P.V. Sharma (1968: 72). 706 This prescription is new according to P.V. Sharma (1968: 72). A.h.U.38.36cd is absent from the Saṃgraha. 707 This prescription is new according to P.V. Sharma (1968: 72). 708 A new prescription again according to P.V. Sharma (1968: 72). 709 Compare A.s.U.46.78 and Su.Ka.7.62cd–63ab. 710 Cf. A.h.U.38.38cd. 711 Cf. Su.Ka.7.59cd–62ab. 712 Cf. Su.Ka.5.58cd–61ab. 713 Disorders (insanity, etc.) caused by vāta, made excited by poison. 714 Cf. Su.Ka.6.3. 715 Cf. Su.Ka.6.4–7. 716 Compare Caraka's mahāgandhahastyagada (Ci.23.77–94). 717 Compare Suśruta's mahāsugandhyagada (Ka.6.14–27). 718 A.s.U.47.76 = Su.Ka.6.28.