A History of Indian Medical Literature v3.c51.s2.5

v3.c51.s2.5

The kalpas are devoted to: aparājitā (213–229), 209 brahmadaṇḍī (230–241), 210 aśvagandhā (242–250), 211 muṣalī (251–256), 212 a number of inorganic substances (257–260: śrīṅkālalakalpa), jyotiṣmatī (261–301), 213 śvetārka (302–322), 214 gandhaka (323–376), 215 tālaka (377–406), raktavajrī (407–414), uccatā (415–437), 216 kuṣmāṇḍī (438–448), īśvarī (449–491), 217 tṛṇajyotis (492–500), 218 vīrā (501–516), devadālī (517–545), 219 pītadevadālī (546–564), kaṭutumbī (565–578), 220 kṣīrakaṇṭacukī (579–590), 221 rudravantī (591–603), 222 somarājī (604–611), 223 dakṣiṇadeśatāmravarṇa-(mṛttikā) (612–617), mayūragira(rasa) (618–650), nāgamaṇḍala(rasa, -kardama, etc.) (651–701), 224 candrodaka (702–729), 225 viṣodaka (730–745), 226 śailodaka (746–756), 227 kolakavṛkṣa (757–764), śālmalī (765–782), 228 śrīvṛkṣa (738–789), and eraṇḍa (790–814). 229