A History of Indian Medical Literature v4.c59.413

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105 NCC II, 153; IV, 132 and 134: this author also wrote the Yaduvamśakāvya, a grammatical poem like the Bhaṭṭikāvya (compare M. Krishnamachariar, 1989: 145). A Cikitsāpaddhati by Kāśirāja, recorded in the NCC (IV, 139), may be the same work as the Kāśināthapaddhati. The Kāśināthī by Kāśinātha (CC I, 104) is probably identical with the Kāśināthapaddhati. Check-list Nr. 114 (Āyurvedasāra, by Kāśinātha?) and 899 (Vaidyakapaddhati, by Kāśinātha, son of Śaṃkara and Rohiṇī). STMI 96–97: one MS of the Kāśināthapaddhati dates from 1761/62. Cat. BHU Nr. 32: by Kāśinātha, son of Śaṃkara and Rohiṇī; Nr. 33: by Bhaṭṭācāryakāśinātha. CBORI XVI, 1, Nrs 244–245: the work is called Vaidyakapaddhati in the colophons; the author refers to it as kāśināthasya paddhatiḥ, an āyurvedasya sāraḥ; Nr. 244: the author was a son of Śaṃkara and Rohiṇī.