A History of Indian Medical Literature v4.c58.358.3

v4.c58.358.3

570 At the end of the vihāravarga (292), Suśruta is quoted in an abridged form: amlena kecid vihaṭaḥ...tat tasmai hitam ucyate, ityantaḥ (suśrutāt) = Su.Sū.46.419–434; miśrakavarga 289 = Su.Sū.4.55; 290–292 = Su.Sū.4.50–51. 571 The Parāśarasmṛti is probably quoted ad vihāravarga 212. 572 P.K. Gode (1938a): 189. Rāghavabhaṭṭa quotes oṣadhivarga 1596ab and 1083cd (both with variants). See on Rāghababhaṭṭa: P.K. Gode (1936a), on Lakṣmaṇadeśika and his Śāradā- tilaka: CC I, 536 and 642; II, 152 and 229; III, 133, on Rāghavabhaṭṭa’s Padārthadarśa: CC I, 321, 499, 642; II, 152 and 220; III, 133; NCC XI, 114–115. 573 See: Kāśīrāma. 574 CC I, 128 (Kaideva on botany). Kamalākarabhaṭṭa’s Nirṇayasindhu was composed in 1612 (Kane I.2, 932; NCC III, 161) or 1616 (CC I, 80). 575 According to Aufrecht (CC I, 319; see also NCC XI, 95, and C. Vogel, IL 331), a Pathyā-pathyanighaṇṭu by Devapaṇḍita (probably Keyadeva Paṇḍita) is quoted by Jñānavimalagaṇi, pupil of Bhānumeru, who wrote the Śabdabhedaprakāśaṭīkā, a commentary on Maheśvara’s Śabdabhedaprakāśa, in 1598 (NCC VII, 337; C. Vogel, IL 331). Jñānavimalagaṇi refers to an unidentified Pathyāpathyābhidhasannighaṇṭu as one of his chief authorities in one of the introductory verses, but does not quote the work (see Maheśvara’s Śabdabhedaprakāśa with the commentary of Jñānavimalagaṇi, ed. by Auguste Kümmel, Leipzig 1940). 576 See K. Raghunathan and P.V.