A History of Indian Medical Literature v3.c52.62

v3.c52.62

The second part of the first khaṇḍa is concerned with the upadhātus: suvarṇa- or hemamākṣika (100–107); raupya- or tāramākṣika (107–108); vimala or tāpīja (108–111); tuttha (111–115); capala (115–117); kaṅkuṣṭha, also called kākakuṣṭha, varāṅga and kolavāluka (117–118); rasaka (118–122); sindūra, also called raktareṇu, nāgagarbha and sīsaka (122–123); girisindūra (123); abhraka, also called vajra and gagana (123–143); haritāla (143–159); añjana (159–161); kāsīsa (162–163); gairika (163–164); hinguḷa or darada (164–168); ṭaṅkaṇa and tuvarī (168–170); manaḥśilā (170–172); śaṅkha (172); khaṭī (172–173); varāṭikā or kapardikā (173); muktāśukti (174); śambuka (174); vālu(kā), also called sikatā, śarkarā and reta jā (174–175).