A History of Indian Medical Literature v2.c36.149

v2.c36.149

⁷⁵⁶ Cf. A.h.U.40.4–5. A.s.U.50.8 = A.h.U.40.9. 757 Ah.U.40.10–12ab are absent from the Saṃgraha. 758 The recipes of the Hṛdaya (40.21cd–25) are different. A.s.U.50.34 is related to A.h.U.40.30cd–31ab. 759 Cf. A.h.U.40.33–34. A.s.U.50.85 = Su.Ci.26.20. A.s.U.50.86 = A.h.U.40.25. A.s.U.50.104 is related to A.h.U.40.34. Goat’s testicles are repeatedly employed (50.80, 85, 86). One of the prescriptions (50.102) mentions the heating of discs of gold, silver, copper, lead, or iron in milk. A pādale pa is described (50.106); this type of preparation is also found in the Nāvanītaka. 760 A.h.U.40.37 is absent from the Saṃgraha. 761 Cf. A.h.U.40.39–41. 762 Cf. A.h.U.40.42–47. 763 These verses are close to Ca.Ci.1⁴.41cd–50. 764 U.50.185–188 are close to Ca.Ci.1⁴.51–54; 189 is close to 56, 190 to 59, 192ab to 61cd.