A History of Indian Medical Literature v3.c48.33

v3.c48.33

Subjects dealt with in this chapter are: gandhaka (sulphur; 13cd–47); haritāla (48–73ab); manaḥśilā (73cd–88); mākṣika (89–140); abhraka (mica; 141–180ab);²⁴ hiṅgula (cinnabar; 180cd–190); gairika (191–194ab); capala (194cd–204ab); śilājatu (204cd–215); bhūnāga (216–228ab); haridrāśman (228cd–229ab); agnijāra (229cd–234); rasaka (235–243); mayūratuttha (244–251ab); kaṅkuṣṭha (251cd–252); girisindūra (253–254); ṭaṅkaṇa (255–257ab); kampillaka (257cd–258); vatsanābha (259–261); kāśīśa (262–265); gaurīpāṣāṇaka (266); tuvarikā (267–268); podāraśṛṅgaka²⁵ (269–270); sindūra (271–273); rasāñjana, nīlāñjana, sauvīrāñjana and sroto’ñjana (274–286); aphena²⁶ (287–292); puṣpāñjana (293–294); śaṅkha and kṣudraśaṅkha (295–298ab); śukti (298cd–300); jalaśukti (301–302ab); kaparda (302cd–308ab); sābuṇī (308cd–310ab); navasāra (310cd–312ab); saurāṣṭrī (312cd–313ab); ākhupāṣāṇa (313cd–315ab); sarjarasa (315cd–318ab); guggulu (318cd–324); yavakṣāra (325–326); sarjikā (327–328ab); lavaṇakṣāra (328cd–330ab); vajrakakṣāra (330cd–332ab); sāmudralavaṇa, saindhava, kācalavaṇa, bida, and sauvarcala (332cd–343); amlavetasa (344–347); kāca (348); chagaṇa (349–350ab); aṅgāra (350cd–351ab); sikatā (351cd–352ab). The chapter ends with verses on the purification of the uparasas (352cd–363).