A History of Indian Medical Literature v3.c46.340

v3.c46.340

Medicinal plants added to those mentioned in the Amarakosa are: akheḍa (1. 321cd), arkamūlā (1.316ab), aśvaśakhoṭa (1.18ab), ³²⁸ bhaṅgā (1.260ab and 3. 25cd), ³²⁹ bhavya (1.14cd), ³³⁰ bhūmicampaka (1.87ab), ³³¹ dhanaṇḍa (1.16cd), ³³² dugdhapucchī (1.320cd), gaṇḍagātra (1.14ab), ³³³ ghṛtamaṇḍa (1.315cd), grīṣmasundaraka (1.246cd), ³³⁴ hastiśuṇḍā (1.98ab), ³³⁵ jīvala (1.16cd), ³³⁶ kaṅkālī (1. 317ab), ³³⁷ keśadhāriṇī (1.323ab), khaḍgakoṣa (1.324cd), kṛṣṇakhadira (1.65cd), kṣudrajīra (1.314cd), kukkura (1.323cd), ³³⁸ kurumba (1.13ab), ³³⁹ laṅkāsthāyī (1.324ab), lavanī (1.14ab), ³⁴⁰ limpāka (1.12cd), ³⁴¹ madhukarkaṭikā (1.12cd), ³⁴² mahākaṇṭakinī (1.322cd), ³⁴³ mahārdra (1.15ab), ³⁴⁴ paruṣa (1.14cd), ³⁴⁵ raktakhadira (1.65cd), rāmadūtī (1.312), ³⁴⁶ sarpākṣī (1.317cd), ³⁴⁷ śītalī (1.314ab), śṛgālakaṇṭaka (1.247cd), ³⁴⁸ śuklāguru (1.214ab), sumadra (1.15ab), śvasuta (1.247cd), trikaṇṭa (1.322ab), ³⁴⁹ vāmana (1.316cd), and veśadāla (1.319cd).