A History of Indian Medical Literature v3.c43.s1.6

v3.c43.s1.6

354–355), Caraka (passim), Dhanvantari (1: mentioned by Tiṣaṭa), dhānvantarīyāḥ (2), Haricandra 121 (maṅgala), Hārīta (2: mentioned by Tiṣaṭa; 82; 115; 116; 140–142; 173–174; 212–215), Janakātmaja 122 (347: mentioned by Tiṣaṭa), Jejjata (maṅgala; 161–162; 191–192; 221–222), Kāṅkāyana (147 and 151: mentioned by Tiṣaṭa), Kapilabala (283), Kharaṇāda (16; 82; 283), Kṛṣṇātreya (85), Kṣārapāṇi (2; 16; 190; 208–211; 270), Nimī (2), nyāyavidaḥ (16), Parāśara (2: mentioned by Tiṣaṭa; 82; 298–302: mentioned by Tiṣaṭa), Pauṣkalāvata (1), Puṣkalāvata (2; 145), Rasavaiśeṣika (16), 123 Siddhasāra (81), 124 Sudhīra (maṅgala), Śukra 125 (383), Suśruta (passim), vaiśeṣikāḥ (16), Tiṣaṭa (19; 82; 83–84; 110; 111; 193; 208–211; 212–215; 354–355), Vaitaraṇa (2), vaiyākaraṇāḥ (16), Varuṇa (383), 126 Videha 127 (2; 102; 104; 229–231: mentioned by Tiṣaṭa; 304: mentioned by Tiṣaṭa; 327; 328; 343; 346–347: Janakātmaja in Tiṣaṭa’s text), Viśvāmitra (361–364), Vṛddhabhoja (325), and Vṛddhavideha (85).