A History of Indian Medical Literature v3.c50.s7.29

v3.c50.s7.29

The commentary by Āśubodha and Nityabodha Senagupta, called Rasaratnasamuccayabodhini,²²³ covers the whole of the Rasaratnasamuccaya. This elaborate commentary quotes from or refers to the following works and authorities: Amara, Amogha (28.59–83),²²⁴ Amoghatantra (5.136–140),²²⁵ Atri (1.56), Atrisamhitā (2.26;²²⁶ 9.41;²²⁷ 25.58–60),²²⁸ Bhagavadgītā (1.44), Bhāgavata (1.56; 5.5), Bhaiṣajyaratnāvalī (3.52; 24.111–114, 121, 122; 25.58–60 and 98; 27.20 and 115–118), Bhārātānuśāsanika (1.6),²²⁹ Bhāvamiśra (5.26, 45, 149; 24.29; 25.38), Bhāvaprakāśa (2.1, 37–42, 142; 3.35, 101, 123, 148; 4.27; 5.1 and 102–103; 9.6–8; 10.53–54, 59, 60; 24.12; 28.3; 29.19; 30.71), Bhoja (24.29, 106, 137; 28.59–83),²³⁰ Brahmavaivarta (11.1–3), Cakra (22.126, 141, 152, 153; 23.67; 24.85–86, 90, 122; 25.51–52 and 83–85; 28.59–83), Cakradatta (22.93–96; 24.93 and 136; 25.42; 28.37 and 41–45, 59–83; 30.31 and 61), Cakrasamgraha and Cakrapāṇi(saṃgraha) (10.80; 12.11; 17.11; 18.68; 22.108; 23.6; 24.13 and 138; 25.4, 45, 50, 73–74, 101–105; 28.59–83; 30.31, 32, 33, 60), Cakṣuṣya (24.71), Caraka, Devīśāstra (18.181), Dravyaguṇa (30.71), Gāruḍa (4.28),²³² Gītā (1.44, 48, 51),²³³ granthāntara, Hārīta (27.1), Kāśyapa (25.106), Līlāvatī (10.4),²³⁴ Mādhava (24.105;²³⁵ 28.59–83),²³⁶ Mādhavakara (24.71 and 91),²³⁷ Madhukośa and Madhukośakṛt (20, 117–123 and 186; 24.71),²³⁸ Manu (1.47), Manuṣamhitā (5.4), Mātṛkābheda (5.2), Medinī and Medinīkoṣa (10.4; 12.10; 22.116–120; 24.100–101), Nāgārjuna (28.59–83), Nāradasmṛti (27.128–144), Nighaṇṭurāja (4.50), Paribhāṣāpradīpa (8.1; 10.75), Pātañjala (28.59–83), Patañjali (5.136–140), Rājanighaṇṭu (18.116–123), Rasakaumudī (16.129–138), Rasaratnākara (1.33; 2.4, 5–8; 5, 99, 100; 15.64, 65; 16.142–145; 17.2–4, 9–10, 11, 19–21, 43–44; 18.70–71, 96–100, 102–103, 116–123, 215–218; 19.14–18, 19–22, 32–34, 42–44, 45–53, 94–95, 99, 100–103; 20.22, 41–46, 137–141, 142–146, 147–150, 225–226, 227–228; 21.3–7, 138–140, 152–153, 154, 157, 161, 162–164, 165–166; 22.114; 23.36; 24.10, 75, 92, 100–101, 109, 111–114, 122; 25.21, 51–52, 58–60; 27.14–16, 23–25, 31–38, 115–118; 28.8, 10, 12, 14, 15, 18, 27), Rasendracintāmaṇi (1.31–32, 33, 71, 83; 2.5–8, 69; 5.2, 100, 136–140, 150, 225–230; 6.27–57; 8.69, 70, 86, 88; 9.31–32; 10.53–54; 11.15–16; 12.18; 16.146; 18.116–123; 19.19–22, 90; 20.89–99, 142–146, 215–217; 21.20, 35–39, 162–164; 22.30–40, 41–46; 27.1, 4, 5; 30.7–9, 19–20, 92–95), Rasendrasāra (2.13; 8.29; 11.27–28 and 48; 14.2–13; 16.154–156; 17.8, 9–10, 19–21, 135–138, 139–140; 19.14–18; 21.9–10, 35–39, 49, 60, 118–129, 162–164; 24.111–114; 27.20; 29.142–155 and 156),²³⁹ Rasendrasārasamgraha (1.33, 71, 83; 2.1, 5–8, 14–15, 21, 23, 65; 10.53–54; 12.18; 13.49–50; 14.36–50; 15.64; 16.90–91, 129–139; 17.28–29 and 135–138; 18.66–67, 70–71, 96–100, 102–103, 116–123, 215–218, 219–220; 19.14–18, 19–22, 32–34, 42–44, 90, 100–103; 20.1, 89–99, 151–153, 215–217, 225–226, 227–228; 21.35–39, 118–129, 162–164, 167–168), Rasendrasāravyākhyā (18.116–123), Raseśvaradarśana (1.76, 77, 78; 6.60), Ratnamālā (3.52), Rudra (10.4),²⁴⁰ Rugviniścaya (22.143–144; 25.1–2), Rugviniścayakṛt (241),²⁴¹ Śārasamudī (28.12), Śārṅgadhara (3.96; 4.20; 8.89; 27.26–30), Śāśvata (5.77),²⁴² Siddhayoga (20.35; 22.124; 23.74; 24.87, 94, 107; 25.68, 90, 101–105; 28.39–40, 41–45, 46–50; 29.80–81),²⁴³ Śivadāsa (12.11; 22.126; 24.85–86, 90, 122, 123; 25.42; 28.39–40, 59–83; 29.104–106),²⁴⁴ Śivadāsavyākhyā (24.87; 25.68),²⁴⁵ Somadeva (8.1), Śrīkaṇṭha (24.91),²⁴⁶ Śruti, Suśruta, tantrāntara, Tattvacandrikā (29.104–106),²⁴⁷ Tattvacandrikākāra (24.41; 28.46–50), Ṭoḍarānanda (3.96), Trivikrama (18.116–123), Vācaspatya (3.142),²⁴⁸ Vāgbhaṭa, Vaṅgasena (24.90), Varāha (18.205–214),²⁴⁹ Varāhācārya (26.22), Vṛnda (24.18, 35, 40, 41, 120),²⁵⁰ Vyākhyākusumāvalikāra (28.46–50),²⁵¹ and Yogaratnākara (2.75–76; 23.45; 24.16–17, 118, 122, 123, 136; 25.37, 38, 39, 88, 93; 28.12 and 27).