A History of Indian Medical Literature v3.c42.s25.9

v3.c42.s25.9

2.66cd–74ab, three times; 3.4, 9–10, 14–19, 20; 5.3–4; 6.5–6 and 23; 8.1; 8.8–10 (twice); 8.11, 12–15, 19cd–21ab; 9.6–7ab and 12–14; 10.2; 10.21–29ab, twice; 11.12–13; 12.8, 11–14, 18–20, 27–34; 12.35–36, three times; 16.10; 17.6, 14–15ab, 16cd–18; 18.9 and 22; 19.7–8; 20.4, 5, 6; 20.26, twice; 20.29–30, twice; 22.6–9, twice; 22.37cd–38ab, 58cd–59ab, 70cd–72; 24.1–5; 28.2, 3, 15–16; 29.2 and 6), Karavīracārya (3.14–19), Kārttika(kuṇḍa) (1.5d–6; 2.3, 4–7, 8–9, 10–11, 15cd–16; 2.48–54, three times; 2.61cd–65, twice; 2.66cd–74ab; 3.1–3 and 9–10; 5.43; 6.15; 9.11; 10.2 and 14; 22.15, 64cd, 68cd–70ab, 70cd–72; 27.2–12), kāśmīraḥ (5.27cd–30; 10.5; 14.2), Kāśmīrapāṭha (2.18–23), Kharaṇāda (2.34–36ab and 61cd–65), Kṣārapāṇi (3.11; 28.3), Mādhava(kara) (1.5d–6, twice; 2.66cd–74ab; 10.8–12; 11.12–13; 22.44–47ef; 22.65ab, twice), Nāgabhartṛtantra (2.37–38), Nāgārjuna’s Ārogyamañjarī (6.5–6), Pālakāpya (2.1), Parāśara (1.5d–6; 2.39; 3.21; 8.8–10), Praśnavidhāna (1.14cd–15ab), śalākya (22.65ab), Samgraha (30.1–2), Sudāntasena (1.5a–c and 8–9), Suśruta (often), Svāmidāsa (1.14cd–15ab), Tiṣaṭācārya (1.5a–c), Vāgbhaṭa (often), Vāpyacandra (1.4 and 5d–6; 1.8–9, twice; 1.11–13, twice; 1.15cd–18; 2.39; 28.2 and 3), Varāha (22.80), Videha (2.1, 26–30ab, 42–47; 8.11; 18.10–11; 20.18, twice; 20.24 and 26; 22.22–26), Vṛddhabhoja (14.4), Vṛddhasuśruta (2.4–7, 26–30ab, 37–38, 39, 42–47; 26.1), and Vṛddhavāgbhaṭa (1.8–9; 2.66cd–74ab).