A History of Indian Medical Literature v4.c59.321

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1088 On fevers (III: 3.22–26; 3.25–26 = Ca.Ci.3.11–12); 3.83: on water from wells (kūpa). 1089 Quoted on the use of śambūka flesh in fevers (III: 4.243–244); the formula of ratnagarbhapoṭṭalī (III: 4.1144–53). 1090 Probably the treatise of this title that forms part of the Aśvinīkumārasaṃhitā. 1091 III: 4.1390: not traceable in Ravigupta's Siddhasāra. 1092 The formula of rasaparpaṭī (IV: 1.225–229) derives from the Śivāgama. 1093 A prescription (III: 4.1247). 1094 The symptoms of vātaja fever (III: 4.35); ativīṣādikvātha against kaṇṭhakubja fever (III: 4.411–413); the causes of abhiṣaṅga fever (III: 4.692). 1095 III: 2.44: not traceable in Suṣeṇa's Annapānavidhi. 1096 Not all the quotations could be traced; many verses from Suśruta are not referred to their source. 1097 The formula of amṛtapālarasa (III: 4.978–981). 1098 The formula of sūtaśekhararasa (III: 4.1039–1043). 1099 The formula of śaṭṭakrataila (III: 4.1263–64). See NCC VIII, 224: Totalatantra and Totalāmata. 1100 Not all the quotations are referred to their source. 1101 The recipe of snehalavaṇa (V: 11.800). 1102 A mantra to be recited during the digging up of a medicinal plant (V: 11.818–819). 1103 The preparation called madanamodaka was successful in the case of Vāsudeva (IV: 2.179–187). 1104 The formula of navajvarāṅkuśa (III: 4.2) from the Rasaratnāvalī. 1105 I.e., Vṛnda: 3.148 = Vṛnda's Siddhayoga 1.82. 1106 The preparation called madanamodaka was successfully taken by Yadunandana (IV: 2.179–187). 1107 A quotation on cauterization (8.121–122). 1108 A recipe ascribed to the Aśvins. 1109 A prescription against splenomegalia (12.163). 1110 The recipe of a medicated taila (18.287–291). 1111 A recipe ascribed to Jīvaka; omitted from Appendix I of vol. VI. 1112 Two recipes ascribed to Kāṅkāyana. 1113 A recipe attributed to Kapila. 1114 A recipe attributed to Pinākin. 1115 A recipe propounded by Pūjyapāda. 1116 A recipe ascribed to Śaṃkara. 1117 A recipe ascribed to Tārā; omitted from Appendix I of vol. VI. 1118 A recipe. 1119 See Rāvaṇa's Kumāratantra. 1120 Quoted on the three grades of dosage of a drug (1.141); a quotation on the preparation of kaṣāyas (1.203–205), along with a gloss (1.206); rules for the preparation of a medicated oil (1.401 and 420); treatment depends on the means at the disposal of a patient (1.482–483). 1121 Verses added to 3.163 in one of the MSS. 1122 Quoted on śilājatu preparations (1.246–247). 1123 Mentioned in a quotation from Kṛṣṇātreya (1.57); the correct way of preparing a śīta and a phāṇṭa (1.134–136); the seven types of decoction (1.153); the treatment of adverse effects after taking a decoction (1.168); the preparation of a varti (1.258); the boiling time required for an oil, ghee and decoction (1.394); a gloss on a quotation from Śaunaka (1.397–398).