A History of Indian Medical Literature v4.c58.440

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XVI, 1, Nrs. 170–175; H.D. Velankar (1944): 322. The NCC (II, 18) records a Mahākautukīa as a work that probably forms part of the Yogaratnamālā. A Yogaratnāvalī with a vivṛti by Śvetāmbara (Check-list Nrs. 1010 and 1060) is evidently the same work; P. Peterson (1887: 313) reproduces part of the text of a MS of Nāgārjuna’s Yogaratnamālā that calls it Yogaratnāvalī in the colophon. Th. Aufrecht stated (in his catalogue of the Bodleian MSS) that the Yogaratnamālā seems to be an epitome of a much larger work, which tradition ascribes to Nāgārjuna (see P. Peterson, 1887: 17).