A History of Indian Medical Literature v4.c58.88

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542 See on the tantrayuktis in general: A. Comba (1991): 219–227, (1994); S. Dasgupta (1975): II, 389–392; E. Frauwallner (1958): 132–134, (1994): 88–92; W.K. Lele (1981); G. Oberhammer: (1967/68), (1991); A. Roşu (1978): 84–85; W. Ruben (1926); H. Scharfe (1968): 306–311, (1993): 262–271; S.Ch. Vidyabhusana (1971): 24–25. Lists of tantrayuktis also occur in the Saddanīti, Yuktidīpikā, Tolkāppiyam, and Nannūl (see A. Roşu, 1978: 85; H. Scharfe, 1993: 268–271). The longest list, consisting of forty items, is attributed to Bhaṭṭāraharicandra by Cakrapāṇidatta in the latter's comment ad Ca.Si.12.41cd–45ab.