A History of Indian Medical Literature v3.c42.s2.21

v3.c42.s2.21

A considerable number of formulae from parts I–III of the Bower MS form part of the Carakasaṃhitā, although Caraka is never mentioned, nor Agniveśa. These formulae are: 74 (1) II.11–13 (tālisācacūrṇa) = Ca.Ci.8.145–147 (tālīsādyacūrṇa); (2) 14–17 (śāḍavacūrṇa) = Ci.8.141–144 (yavānīṣaḍava); (3) 24a = Ci.5.92cd; (4) 25–26 (vardhamānaka-cūrṇa) = Ci.8.103–104; (5) 29–34 (mātuluṅgaguṭikā) = Ci.5.79–84 (hiṅgvādi-cūrṇaṃ guṭikā ca); (6) 133–136 (tiktakaghṛta) = Ci.7.140–143 (tiktaka-ṣatpalaghṛta); (7) 137–143 (mahātiktakaghṛta) = Ci.7.144–150 (mahātiktakaghṛta); (8) 150–151 (ṣatpalaghṛta) = Ci.5.147–148 (kṣīraṣatpalaghṛta); (9) 152 (tryūṣaṇaghṛta) = about the same as Ci.5.65cd–66ab (tryūṣaṇādighṛta); (10) 153–154 (vāsāghṛta) is related to Ci.5.126–127 (vāsāghṛta); (11) 155–157 (cāṅgerīghṛta) = Ci.14.110–112; (12) 169–176 (śaramūlīyaghṛta) = Ci.21.24cd–33ab (bṛmhaṇī-guṭikā); (13) 188–200 (cyavanaprāśaghṛta) = Ci.11.62–74 (cyavanaprāśa); (14) 383–385 (jvaraharānuvāsanataila) = Ci.3.250–251; (15) 386–389 (anuvāsanataila) = Ci.14.131–134; (16) 460–462 = Ci.5.123–125 (drākṣādyaghṛta); (17) 484–490 (prasthavireka) is related to Ci.5.154–160 (dantīharītakī); (18) 491–493 (madhvāsavayoga) = Ci.6.41–44 (madhvāsava); (19) 494–495a = Ci.3.206–207ab; (20) 496b–499a = Ci.3.200cd–203ab; (21) 603 (pramehapaśamanayoga) = Ci.6.26; (22) 645–649 (picchābasti), a recipe found in Ci.10, according to Hoernle, but absent there; 75 (23) 742–743 = Ci.13.30–31 (medhyarasāyana); (24) 745–748 (pippalīprayoga) = Ci.13.32–35 (pippalīrasāyana); (25) 749–752 (dvitīyapippalīprayoga) = Ci.13.36–40; (26) 819 = Ci.23.18 (vṛṣya śatāvarīghṛta); (27) and 28) 844b–846a = Ci.21.46–47 (vṛṣyamāṃsa and vṛṣyamāṃsayoga); (29) 957–967a (śilājatukalpa) = Ci.13.48–65 (śilājaturasāyana).