A History of Indian Medical Literature v3.c49.s1.60

v3.c49.s1.60

(I.4.240–256ab; II.1.81–83, 109–111ab, 317–318, 320–321, 349–403, 428–456, 478–482, 495–497, 519cd–521, 533–575, 610–647, 752–754, 852–860, 911–915; 2.125–127 and 133–137; 3.162–167ab, 246cd–248, 307cd–310; 4.104–173ab, 218, 252–254, 273; III.3.147–150ab and 160cd–163; 4.7–20, 37–40ab, 169cd–177ab, 264–268; 7.120–122, 212ab–220, 319–363, 431–454ab; 8.37cd–49ab and 118–131ab),¹⁷ Rasadarpaṇa (I.1.61–62ab; II.1.101–108; 3.383; III.1.44; 3.59), Rasahṛdaya (often), Rasālaṃkāra (III.5.287cd–291), Rasamañjarī (often), Rasamārtaṇḍa (I.4.2–3ab, 83–84, 174cd–175ab, 239, 300cd–304ab; 7.45–46; II.2.31cd–35ab; 3.311–312; III.2.20–22; 3.2 and 5cd–7ab; 9.313–328), Rasāmṛta (II.1.4–5ab, 20, 74, 889–897ab), Rasapaddhati (often), Rasapaddhatiṭīkā (often), Rasapradīpa (II.1.506), Rasarahasya (III.5.280cd–287ab), Rasarājahamsa (II.4.21–22; III.4.177cd–178ab), Rasarājalakṣmī (I.4.150–158ab, 191–197, 203cd–211; II.1.34–43ab; 3.2cd–4ab; prose between 3.4 and 5, 24cd–26ab, 221, 265cd–270ab; 4.3; III.1.40; 3.7cd–9ab; 4.113–139 and 312–325ab; 7.204–205), Rasaratna (II.1.111cd–116), Rasaratnadīpikā (III.3.1; 8.49cd–54), Rasaratnākara (often), Rasaratnapradīpa (II.1.518cd–519ab; III.4.198–200; 7.203), Rasaratnapradīpikā (I.5.21–22; II.1.918–923; 4.30; III.1.55; 3.25cd–27, 80cd–81, 103–104; 4.187cd–189ab and 211–214; 5.343–344), Rasaratnasamuccaya (I.1.25–29ab), Rasārṇava (often), Rasasamketakalikā (I.4.51–52ab, 62cd–63, 74cd–75ab, 77cd–80ab; II.1.73cd, 117–119, 171, 308–309, 314, 322–326, 465, 689, 866–870ab; 3.135 and 215; III.1.12cd–15), Rasasāra (often), Rasavāgbhaṭa (I.1.130cd–131; III.4.164cd–169ab), Rasāyanasārasamgraha (II.1.599cd–601ab; III.7.182cd–202),¹⁸ Rasendracintāmaṇi (often), Rasendracūḍāmaṇi (often), Rudrayāmala (III.3.165cd–185; 4.236–241), Śaivālābhakṣya(mata) (I.1.133–144; II.3.359), Somadeva (I.3.54),¹⁹ Somanāthasamgraha (II.1.344cd–347),²⁰ Suśruta (I.4.9; prose between 4.35 and 36; II.5.17; prose between 5.29 and 30), Trilocana (prose between I.2.40 and 41), Vāgbhaṭa (prose between II.3.342 and 343), Vaidyakalpadruma (II.1.472cd–477, 511cd–514ab, 885cd–888; 3.170cd–174, 233, 335cd–338ab, prose between 377 and 378; 4.69cd–72ab and 215–216), Vaidyakalpataru (II.1.182–184ab), and Yāmala (I.1.161–164; II.4.190–192ab).