A History of Indian Medical Literature v4.c58.85

v4.c58.85

539 NCC X, 181: Tantrayukti by Nilamegha. Editions: a ed. Śrī Vañchi Setu Lakṣmī Series Nr. 10, Government Press, Trivandrum 1928 [IO.San.D.597(10)]. b vaidyanāthaparaṇāmadheyena nīlameghabhiṣajā viracitaḥ tantrayukticāraḥ, sampādakaḥ N.E. Muttusvāmī; Preface by M.P. Sridharan Nair, Introduction to the second ed. by N.E. Muttusvāmī, avatārikā (reprinted from the 1928 ed.) by Kolatteri Śaṅkaramenon, exposition in English by K.R. Srikanta Murthy (a parallel *ed. with an exposition in Malayāḷam by K. Raghavan-Tirumulpad has also been published), Keralapraśāsanāyurvedagranthāvaliḥ (Kerala Government Ayurvedic Publication Series) 1, Trivandrum 1976. Ed. b contains a series of appendices: Appendix I, Aṣṭāṅgasamgraha U.50.150–153, with Indu’s commentary; Appendix II, Kauṭilīya Arthaśāstra, adhikaraṇa 15; Appendix III, Aruṇadatta’s comment on A.h.U.40.78, Ca.Si.12.41cd–50 with Cakrapāṇidatta’s comment, and Su.U.65 with Dalhaṇa’s comment. Both editions are based on a single MS, belonging to Nārāyaṇārya, son of Oḷaśa Brahmaśrī Parameśvara.