A History of Indian Medical Literature v3.c48.s16.25

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v3.c48.s16.25

Noteworthy technical terms and names of inorganic substances are: agniṣṭa (314; 322), 104 bavvera (147), bundha (52), 105 bundhaka (52; 54), cātikā (385), 106 chāṇṭayati (300), 107 citrakūṭa(mṛttikā) (226), dāghīcheda (166), dāthara (321), 108 ḍhaṅkaṇī (198; 228), 109 galadghaṭī (196), 110 ghūrmāra (382), 111 iṅgāla (418; 433), 112 jarakīśa (439), jikaka (32; 162), 113 kacūla (245), 114 kaṇayarī (250), 115 karṣa (323), 116 kulhaḍī (70; 71; 72), 117 kumpa (90; 389), 118 kuṇḍalikā (323), 119 mecaka (420), 120 nisāhā (280), nesahīṅgu (283; 285), pallikāpīṭhī (410), 121 pañcamṛttikā (162), 122 phāḍī (229; 230), 123 phullaṭūrikā (61), 124 pīṭhī (52; 326; 329; 395), 125 rāba (305), 126 rantī (325; 326), sauvarṇaka (314), 127 thauhara (299), 128 thūthā (148), 129 vaḍhavāika (280), and vedhaṇī (217).