A History of Indian Medical Literature v4.c59.312

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798 II: 4.56–62 is said to be from Aupadhenava and Cikitsāsārasaṃgraha (4.56–59 = Ca.Ci. 15.23–26); Aupadhenava is absent from the list of sources of vol. II. 799 II: 4.11–14, said to be from Bhāluki, forms part of the Bhelasaṃhitā (Śā.4.10–15). 800 II: 4.293cd–294ab; Bhāradvāja is absent from the list of sources of vol. II. 801 II: 4.147–150 and 267. 802 II: 2.175–184 and 206–209; Cakṣuṣya is absent from the list of sources of vol. II. 803 II: 3.101; this is a passage from Candraṭa's commentary ad Cikitsākalikā 16; Candraṭa is absent from the list of sources. 804 Part of the quotations could not be traced in the Carakasaṃhitā; many quotations are not indicated as such in the text. 805 II: 2.76 and 78–81, said to be from the Cikitsākalikā, actually derive from the Yogaśataka. 806 This text has not been identified; the verses, being in the form of a dialogue, are not from Vaṅgasena's Cikitsāsārasaṃgraha. 807 II: 2.148–162 are verses quoted by Ḍalhaṇa ad Su.Sū.15.29–31. Add 2.3 to the list of vol. II; 4.24, 64 and 66 are quotations from Ḍalhaṇa not indicated as such by the compilers. 808 Add 6.50 to the list of vol. II. 809 Add 6.101cd–108 to the list of vol. II. 810 Add 4.50 to the list of vol. II. 811 II: 1.60 is close to Ca.Sū.30.75; not only 1.60, but 1.60–69 may be quoted from Kharaṇāda. 812 Add 1.139 to the list of vol. II. 813 II: 3.154 (on ṛtucaryā); absent from the list of vol. II. 814 Add 6.29 to the list of vol. II. 815 A treatise on śakunaśāstra, written by Narapati in A.D. 1176 (see NCC II, 72 and 149; IX, 354–355; XI, 152, 153; see also CESS A 3, 187). 816 II: 2.112–113; 4.174–176 and 233–236; absent from the list of vol. II. 817 A work by Nṛsiṃha (CC I, 355–356; II, 79 and 211; III, 75; NCC XIII, 61–62). 818 Add 6.134–139 to the list of vol. II. 819 II: 5.154; absent from the list of vol. II. CC: not recorded. See Tāntrika Sāhitya 563. Quoted (5.141–154) on prognostics based on dreams. 820 CC: not recorded. Quoted (2.55) on the effects of corrupted vāyu. 821 CC: not recorded. See Tāntrika Sāhitya 561. Quoted (6.70–72) on the sixteen types of morbid stools. 822 Aruṇadatta's commentary on the Aṣṭāṅgahṛdayasaṃhitā; add 4.133–135 to the list of vol. II. 823 Add 1.20 and 4.225 to the list of vol. II. 824 Quoted (6.58–69) on the examination of the urine by means of a drop of oil (tailabindu). 825 CC: not recorded. Absent from the list of vol. II. The quotation (6.155) prescribes that a physician should not disclose a fatal prognosis to a patient or his relatives. 826 Many quotations are not indicated as such by the compilers; some of those indicated could not be traced. 827 II: 1.9. 828 Numerous quotations are not indicated as such. 829 Absent from the list of vol. II. The quotation (4.282–283) describes the twenty-four śirās of the human body and their seven hundred branches. 830 Quoted (4.124) on svabhāva, which makes more mātuluṅga fruits appear during the dark than during the bright fortnight.