A History of Indian Medical Literature v3.c42.s25.5

v3.c42.s25.5

Quoted or referred to in Vijayarakṣita’s part of the Madhukośa are: Abhidhāna (2.10–11),²³³ Agniveśa (2.66cd–74ab), Amara (1.1), Āṣādhadharma (1.14cd–15ab), Bakulakara (6.15; 22.1–4), Bhāluki (2.24, 31cd–32ab, 75), Bhālukitantra (2.18–23, twice), Bhaṭṭāraharicandra (1.4; 1.5a–c, four times; 1.10, twice; 2.1 and 61cd–65; 28.3),²³⁴ Bheḍa (2.37–38), Bhoja (3.21; 5.1; 17.14–15ab; 18.4–6), Cakra (2.18–23, twice; 2.30cd–31ab, 61cd–65, 66cd–74ab; 5.31–32; 8.1 and 10; 12.27–34; 20.5; 22.57cd–58ab), Candrikākāra (2.61cd–65; 10.20; 22.1–4, 15, 27–28ab), Caraka (often), Dṛḍhabala (2.18–23, three times; 8.2; 12.1–2; 16.8cd, twice; 17.15cd–16ab; 22.14–15ab, 28cd–32ab, 44–47ef; 24.1–5; 29.6; 30.1–2; 32.1–3a), Gaḍādhara (1.4 and 12–14; 11.12–13; 12.8 and 11–14; 18.7; 22.57cd–58ab, 58cd–59ab, 59cd–60ab, 68cd–70ab, 70cd–72; 28.2, 3, 14; 29.2 and 6), Guṇākara (5.31–32), Haricandra (1.5a–c and 15cd–18; 2.34–36ab and 39; 2.61cd–65, twice; 18.9; 28.3),²³⁵ Hārīta (1.5d–6; 2.15cd–16, 37–38, 61cd–65; 2.66cd–74ab, twice; 3.21; 8.2; 16.5; 22.57cd–58ab, twice; 26.1; 29.6), Harivaṃśa (2.1), Īśāna(deva) (2.34–36ab; 22.22–26, 28–32ab, 54–56; 23.1–3; 24.6–10), Īśvarasena (1.7), Jatūkarṇa (2.55, twice; 2.61cd–65; 12.11–14), Jejjaṭa (1.4, 5d–6, 11–13; 2.2, 3, 10–11, 18–23, 24, 26–30ab; 2.30cd–31ab, twice; 2.37–38, twice; 2.39, twice; 2.40; 2.42–47, twice; 2.59.61ab; 2.61cd–65, twice;