A History of Indian Medical Literature v3.c42.s2.28
A History of Indian Medical Literature v3.c42.s2.28
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P. Cordier⁸¹ advanced that Nāvanītaka 188–200 (the formula of cyavanaprāśaghṛta) goes back to Agniveśa, 277–279 (the second formula of balātaila) to Hārīta, 251–257 (the formula of bindughṛta, attributed to the Aśvins) to Kṛṣṇatreya,⁸² and III.37–52 (the formula of siddhārthakataila, attributed to Nārāyaṇa) to Śālihotra. The formula of sūkṣmelāvardhamānaka (Nāvanītaka 64–65) is, according to P. Cordier, found in chapter two of the Bṛhadvaiidyaprasāraka, and twenty-eight verses are said to occur in the Kalyāṇasaṃgraha.