A History of Indian Medical Literature v3.c47.46

v3.c47.46

The sections of part two describe: (22) hamsādiguna: hamsa,268 cakrāṅga,269 mānasavāsin,270 rājahaṃsa,271 mallikākṣa,272 kādamba,273 kalahaṃsa274 (1–70); (23) cakravākaguṇādi: koka,275 cakra,276 rathāṅga277 (71–100); (24) sārasabalākācakoraśarāricātakapakṣiguṇādi: puṣkara,278 sārasa,279 balākā,280 śāraṅga,281 cakora,282 bṛhaccakora,283 śarāru,284 āṭī,285 cātaka,286 stoaka287 (101–168ab); (25) garuḍaśyena-guṇādi: garuḍa,288 vainateya,289 paṇṇagāri,290 śyena,291 śaśādana292 (168cd–211ab); (26) gṛdhrabakaguṇādi: gṛdhra,293 dākṣāyya,294 ātāyin,295 cilla,296 krauñca,297 baka,298 kahva,299 kuñca300 (211cd–266ab); (27) kākaguṇādi: 301 kāka,302 karaṭa,303 balipuṣṭa,304 sakṛtpraja,305 dhvāṅkṣa,306 ātmaghoṣa,307 parabḥṛta,308 vāyasa,309 cira-ñjīvin,310 maukulī,311 droṇakāka,312 kākola313 (266cd–335); (28) ulūkaguṇādiguna: