A History of Indian Medical Literature v3.c42.s26.2

v3.c42.s26.2

Authorities and works quoted or referred to by Vācaspati are: *Abhidhāna* (55. 38), 286 *abhidhānāntara* (2.10–11; 287 17.1–5), 288 *Ālamvāyana* (69.21cd–25ab and 28), *Aruṇadatta* (2.56–57), *Bakula* (6.15), *Bhāluki* (2.18–23; 2.24, twice; 2.74; 44.9–10), *Bhaṭṭārakahariścandra* (28.3), 289 *Bheḍa* (2.37–38; 60.14–15), *Bhoja* (3.21; 5.1; 5.1–14–15ab; 18.4–6; 37.7cd–11ab; 38.1, 8cd–9ab, 15, 16–17, 25, 26; 40.10cd–11ab; 46.6; 49.17cd–23ab and 25cd–30; 56.1, 9cd–10ab, 15, 28–29, 35cd–36ab, 36cd–37, 38, 47, 48, 54; 49.37–39; 52.22cd–24 and 25; 53.3–8ab; 55.3, 12, 22–24, 26; 55.36, twice; 55.38, 40cd, 41–43, 44–45ab, 45cd–47, 50–51; 64.2 and 6), *Bhṛgu* (introduction), *Brahmavidyārahasya* (introduction), 290 *Cakra* (5.31–32; 8.8–10; 20.5), *Cakṣuṣya* (59.88), *Candranandana* (2.56–57), *Dalhaṇa* (passim), *Dalhaṇa* (2.18–23; 43.3; 56.27; 57.16; 69.4–8ab), *Dṛḍhabala* (2.18–23; 8.2; 12.1–2; 16.8cd, twice; 17.15cd–16ab; 22. 12–13 and 44–47ab; 24.1–5; 29.6; 32.1–3a), *Gadādhara* (2.18.23 and 42–47; 3.9–10; 5.31–32; 10.19; 22.38cd–39ab and 39cd–41; 28.2; 33.23–26; 35.15d–17; 48.1 and 16; 56.10cd–11 and 15; 59.17), 291 *Gajavaidyaka* (2.1), 292 *Gautama* (5.33–34), *Gayadāsa* (2.18–23 and 40; 9.11; 12.8 and 11–14; 16.1–2; 22.59cd–60ab, 68cd–70ab, 70cd–72; 28.3; 29.2), 293 *Guṇākara* (2.31–32), *Hariścandra* (28.3), 294 *Hārīta* (2.15cd–16, 26–30ab, 37–38; 3.21; 16.5; 26.1; 40.17ab; 61.6cd–7), *Harivaṃśa* (2.1), *Hiraṇyākṣa* (61.6cd–7; 68.23), *Īśāna* (22.22–26 and 54–55ab; 23.1–3), *Jagadvaidyaka*, 295 *Jejjaṭa*