A History of Indian Medical Literature v3.c47.104

v3.c47.104

Section four, the uttarasthāna, is about the following subjects: snehapāna (the administration of oleaginous substances; 1–2), annapānavidhi (foods and drinks; 3),617 snehavidhi (the procedures for the administration of oleaginous substances; 4), basti (enemas; 5), śālāvidhāna (the construction of stables; 6),618 nasya (errhines; 7), yavasa (8),619 ariṣṭa (signs foreboding death; 9), dantakalpanā (10),620 rasavīryavipāka (11), ikṣudāna (feeding with sugarcane; 12), nasya (errhines; 13), añjana (collyria; 14), ṛtucaryā (the regimen during the seasons; 15), kāryākāryavidhi (16),621 anupāna (postprandial drinks; 17), sauvīrakapānavidhi (18),622 surāpratipānavidhi (19),623 gugguluvidhi (the administration of guggulu; 20), kṣīradāna (the administration of different kinds of milk; 21), śrīgajasambhava (22),624 kimarthakī (23),625 paricāraka (24),626 trividhi (25),627 pathyāpathyavicāra (wholesome and unwholesome substances; 26), karīṣamūtra (27),628 laśunakalpa (28),629 lavaṇayoga (29),630 pāmśudāna (30),631 mādavasthā (31),632 nāgatantukagrāha (32),633 jalahastin (33),634 jalaukā (leeches; 34),635 upasarga (35),636 and gajaśānti (36).637