A History of Indian Medical Literature v3.c44.s2.22

v3.c44.s2.22

Sources quoted are Bhīmaparākrama, Garga, Maheśvara, Pradyumna, Rasaratnadīpa, and Suśruta. The author puts himself sometimes in opposition to the Southern school (pāścātyāḥ) and also mentions a Western school (pāścātyāḥ).³⁴² The Prayogaratnākara is frequently quoted in the Saṃdehabhañjanī, a compilation on the preparation of medicines, printed at Berhampore in 1868.³⁴³