A History of Indian Medical Literature v4.c57.386

v4.c57.386

1349, 1367–68, 1382–83 (= Hārītasaṃhitā III.2.240cd–242), 1386–87; IV: 1.132; V: 11. 141–142. 461–463, 556, 766–775 (the formula of prasāraṇitaila, taken from Bhela); VI: 8.26–27 and 92; VII: 16.317–322 (the formula of nṛpavallabhataila, ascribed to Ātreya); IX: 1.57 (mentioned in a quotation from Kṛṣṇātreya as holding a divergent opinion: three māṣa constitute one śāṇa, instead of four māṣa, as asserted by Kṛṣṇātreya), 134–136 (the differences between a śīta and a phāṇṭa), 153 (the seven types of decoctions: pācana, dīpana, śodhana, śamana, tarpaṇa, kledana, śoṣaṇa), 168 (the treatment of complaints occurring after taking a decoction), 258 (the preparation of a varti), 394 (the period of time during which a medicated oil or ghee, or a decoction, should be boiled), 397–398 (from Vṛddhasuśruta and Ātreya: comments on the preparation of prasāraṇyāditaila as described by Śaunaka).