A History of Indian Medical Literature v4.c58.139

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656 Cat. Madras Nr. 13176. 657 Cat. Madras Nr. 13190. 658 See R.E. Emmerick (1981). 659 From Ravi are: jvara 106, 107, 115, 117, 119–121, 161. From Ravigupta are: jvara 69, 82, 87, 99, 104, 185–186; atīsāra 67; raktapitta 24, 25, 37; rājayakṣman 1, 22, 23, 27; kāsa 5–6 and 49; hikkāśvāsa 1 and 8; chardi 2cd, 13, 19; tṛṣṇā 16, 17, 24; madātyaya 3–6 and 24; unmāda 1 and 15–16; apasmāra 4; ūrustambha 2ef; udāvarta 31; gulma 92; mūtrakṛcchra 19; prameha 21; udara 41 and 45; plihayakṛt 6; śotha 22; bhagandara 3 and 22; upadaṃśa 9; kuṣṭha 55, 64, 65, 68, 92, 156; visarpa 7; mukharoga 52; karṇaroga 15; nāsāroga 5 and 21; netraroga 22 and 31. From the *Siddhasāra* are: atīsāra 98 and 102; pāṇḍuroga 8, 25, 26, 30; madātyaya 10; apasmāra 3; udāvarta 6; gulma 31–32; plihayakṛt 8 and 9cd; vraṇaśotha 50 and 85; nāḍīvraṇa 1; upadaṃśa 1–2; visarpa 14 and 19; vireka 2. The majority of these quotations are found in the text of Ravigupta’s *Siddhasāra*, edited by R.E. Emmerick. P.V. Sharma (1993: Intr. 29) suggested that some verses quoted from the *Siddhasāra* (ad visarpa 33; mukharoga 52; vireka 10–15 and 16) are from another treatise of this title, because they are absent from the edition. The stanza cited ad mukharoga 52, however, is a variant of *Siddhasāra* 26.87; the other quotations may also be variants or may have formed part of the *Siddhasāra* consulted by Niścala; additional verses are far from rare in some of the MSS.