A History of Indian Medical Literature v4.c59.399

v4.c59.399

1199 On the ratios of the ingredients in particular medicated oils and ghees (1.403). 1200 IX: 1.96–98 (IX: 1.96 = Su.Ci.1.135; 1.98 = Su.Ci.1.198); 1.112 (= Su.Sū.46.209a-d); the quantities of substances to be added to a decoction (1.172); the quantities of the ingredients for an anuvāsana are one fourth of those for a nirūha (1.198); pralepas and pradehas (1.262–268, 270, 272; compare Su.Sū.18.6–15); the use of caustics (1.291–292); the characteristics and qualities of hemamākṣika and rajatābhamākṣika (4.9). 1201 The proper doses of the bhasman of mercury (1.460); the proper dose of the bhasman of gold and other substances (1.525–529); the preparation of abhrakabhasman (2.382–383); the properties of purified copper (3.75–76). 1202 The preparation of kumārīrasa (4.559). 1203 On the alcoholic drink called maireya (1.316). 1204 The rules for guḍapāka (1.223–225; not traced in Vāgbhaṭa’s works); 1.248 (very close to A.h.U.39.139 and A.s.U.49.298); with respect to particular substances, thirty-two pala constitute one prastha (1.415; not traced). 1205 Quoted about the use of fruits (1.50); substitutes for six plants belonging to the group called aṣṭavarga (1.492). 1206 A quotation on the preparation of decoctions (1.144–145). 1207 See: Vasiṣṭha. 1208 See: Viśvāmitra. 1209 See: Bhoja. 1210 About the measure called śukti (1.61); doses of medicines for children (1.502–504). 1211 On various alcoholic preparations (1.310–311). 1212 On types of gruels (1.200); rules for some preparations containing śilājatu (1.245); rules for the preparation of āsavas (1.293–294); various alcoholic preparations (1.319); various śalākās for the application of a collyrium (1.341); a gloss on a quotation from Śaunaka (1.397–398). 1213 Requirements for drugs to be used in the preparation of medicines (1.113); a substitute for a svarasa to be used in the preparation of a peyā and similar fluids (1.122). 1214 See Cat. Berlin Nr. 941. 1215 Not known from other sources (see CC I, 769). 1216 Not known from other sources (see CC I, 284 and NCC X, 23). 1217 CC: not recorded. NCC XII, 251: not known from other sources. 1218 CC: not recorded. 1219 Not known from other sources (see NCC VIII, 276). 1220 Not known from other sources (see NCC II, 324). 1221 P. Peterson (1899), Preface 23–24. 1222 This may be Nakula, to whom a work on aśvacikitsita is attributed. 1223 See the notes to the contents of vol. IX. 1224 Numerous unidentified verses may have been borrowed from this work, e.g., III: 4.44, 46–48, 69, 72–75, 131–135, 141–144, 151–154, etc. 1225 E.g., III: 4.272–273 = Jvaratimirabhāskara 7.188–189, 287 = 203, 296 = 207, 302–303 = 243, 359–360 = 249. 1226 The chronological relationship between Āyurvedasaukhya and Bhāvaprakāśa remains unsettled. 1227 Non-medical works quoting the Toḍarānanda are Kamalākarabhaṭṭa’s Nirṇayasindhu and Nīlakaṇṭha’s Vyavahāramayūkha (CC I, 617; see P.V. Kane I.2, 913); the Muhūrtadīpikā (CC I, 463) quotes the Jyotiṣasaukhya (NCC VIII, 3–5).