A History of Indian Medical Literature v3.c48.s8.30

v3.c48.s8.30

The plants described³⁸ are: ajagarī (21–22ab), āmrātaki (34), amśumatī or rudantī (26cd–28ab), aśokā (36), āsurī (85cd–86ab), bhedinī (52cd–53ab), bhṛṅgā (93ab), bhūkadamba (25–26ab), bhūtakeśī or kṛṣṇavallī (24), bilvātaki (100), brahmadaṇḍī (64cd–65), camarī (93cd–94ab), chattrī (39cd–40ab), devaśrī (75–77ab), devī (42), gandharvī (86cd–87ab), gāruḍī (80), gomārī (87cd–88ab), gonasī (22cd), gorocanā (101–103), gośṛṅgī (58–59), hemadaṇḍā (69), hemalatā (84cd–85ab), īśvarī (23cd), jayā (74), jyotiṣṭrṇa, jyotirvṛkṣa, jyotikhaṇḍa (61cd–62ab), kālakarṇī (48cd–49ab), karavīrī (94cd–95ab), khadirapattrikā (60–61ab), kīṭamārī (77cd–78ab), kṛṣṇacitraka or goptar (44), madhutṛṇā (67cd–68), nāginī (38cd–39ab), naradevī (56cd–57), nīlotpalā (49cd–50ab), padmadaṇḍī (66–67ab), palāśavallī (45–46), pītamustakikā (97), punṇāgapattrikā (37–38ab), rajanī (50cd–51ab), raktavallī (62cd–64ab), rohiṇī (99), saṃvarī (28cd–30ab), śataparvā (33), savarī (40cd–41), siṃhikā (51cd–52ab), śirīṣā (88cd), somā (7–8ab),³⁹ somavallī (9–19ab), somavṛkṣa (8cd), śrījayā (71–72ab), sthalajā padminī (19cd–20), tāmbūlapattrī (70), tārājā (47–48ab), tilakā (53cd–54ab), tridaṇḍī (92), tripattrā (35), triśalyā (104–105), triśūlī (90–91), tumbinī (81–84ab), uccaṭā (23ab), vajrā (95cd–96), vajravallī (43), vanakustumbarī (89), vārāhī (30cd–31ab), vijayā (72–73), vīravallī (798), and vyāghrī (79).⁴⁰