A History of Indian Medical Literature v3.c42.s26.3

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(2.34–36ab, 37–38, 42–47; 8.8–10; 9.6–7ab; 10.21–29ab; 12.8, 11–14, 18–20, 27–34, 35–36; 16.10; 17.6; 18.22cd; 19.7; 20.4, 5, 29; 22.6–8 and 70cd–72; 24.1–5; 28.2, 3, 15–16; 29.2), *jyotiḥśāstra* (18.10–11), *Kāmasūtra* (47.1), *Kāṇāda* (introduction), *Kapila* (introduction), *Karāla* (59.17), *Karavīrācārya* (3.14–19), *Kārttika* (22.64cd, 68cd–70ab, 72; 55.28–29; 56.22; 58.1; 59.14 and 59; 69.30–31), *kāśmīrāḥ* (10.5), *Kāśmīrapāṭha* (2.18–23), *Kharanāda* (2.34–36ab), *Kṣirapāṇi* (28.3; 36.17–20), *Mādhava(kara)* (5.31–32; 6.23; 17.20; 23.14–18; 59.96; 69.39–41ab), *Mādhavasaṃgraha* (introduction), *Madhukośa* (introduction; 2.61cd–65), *Nimi* (57.8; 59.29, 41ab, 70ab, 80, 85, 87), *Parāśara* (3.21), *Saṃgrahakāra* (56.20 and 28–29), *Sātyaki* (59.47), *Suśruta* (passim), *Tārkikavara* (introduction), *Vāgbhaṭa* (often), *Vāpyacandra* (2.39; 28.2 and 3; 33.7cd–12), *Varāhamihira* (22.80), *Vārttika* (2.32cd–33), 296 *Vātsyāyana* (48.1), *Videha* (2.1, 26–30ab, 42–47; 8.11; 14.2; 18.10–11; 20.18, 24, 25; 55.28–29 and 30; 56.55; 57.1, 2–3, 4, 6–7; 58.2, 7, 9cd, 10, 15, 20cd–21ab; 59.15, 18, 22, 26, 28, 29, 33cd–35ab, 60cd–61ab, 66, 69cd, 70cd, 73cd, 74, 75, 76, 88, 92, 297 93; 60.6 and 11–13; 61.6cd–7), *Vṛddhabhoja* (14.4), *Vṛddhakāśyapa* (69.33–34), and *Vṛddhasuśruta* (2.34–36ab and 42–47; 26.1). 298