A History of Indian Medical Literature v4.c59.456

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son of Maheśamiśra of the Kurala family, wrote a commentary on Govinda's Rasaḥṛdaya (NCC VI, 315). A connection between these Caturbhujas and the father of Śivadatta appears to be improbable (AVI 397; P.K. Gode, 1942b); the NCC (VII, 315), however, regards Caturbhujamiśra, son of Maheśamiśra, as the father of Śivadattamiśra. Compare Caturbhuja's commentary on the Rasaḥṛdaya. 445 Caturbhuja is called karpūrīya in the colophons of the Śivakoṣa and its commentary. 446 See the beginning of the Saṃjñāsamuccaya (Intr. to the ed., 2; AVI 397). 447 See: Trimalla. 448 See the Intr. to the ed., 3; P.K. Gode (1942b): 70. 449 CC: not recorded. See on this author and his work: B. Rama Rao (1972a) and (1974). 450 CC I, 238 and 477; II, 111 and 219; III, 102. Check-list Nr. 1080. STMI 226. Cat. BHU Nrs. 136–139. Cat. Bikaner Nr. 1453. Cat. IO Nrs. 2705–2707 (compare F.R. Dietz, 1833: 146–149). CBORI XVI, 1, Nrs. 162–166. 451 CC II, 219. STMI 225–226. 452 CC I, 238 and 611; II, 146 and 227. STMI 225. 453 CC I, 238 and 264; II, 57 and 206; III, 57. NCC VIII, 257–258. Check-list Nr. 788. STMI 224–225. 454 NCC I, 400. AVI 278. C.G. Kashikar (1977): 154. V. Śukla I, 237. 455 NCC: not mentioned among Trimalla's works (VIII, 257–258). Check-list Nr. 1022. STMI 225: in 739 verses. ABI 321. AVI 278 and 322. Vṛddhatrayī 472. V. Śukla (I, 237) calls this treatise Vṛttamāṇikyāloka. 456 NCC VIII, 257–258: not mentioned among Trimalla's works. See V. Śukla I, 237. 457 NCC VIII, 257–258: not mentioned among Trimalla's works. See ABI 321; AVI 278; Vṛddhatrayī 472. 458 NCC VIII, 257–258: not mentioned among Trimalla's works. See ABI 321; AVI 278 and 469; P. Rāy (1956): 128; Vṛddhatrayī 472. Trimalla quotes the Rasadarpaṇa in his Yogatarangiṇī. The Check-list (Nr. 231) records a MS of the Dhanvantarīyaṇighaṇṭu ascribed to Trimalla. The Ṛtucaryā (NCC: not recorded; Check-list Nr. 696) and Ṣaḍṛtuvarṇana (CC: not recorded; Check-list Nr. 761) by Trimalla undoubtedly form part of his Yogatarangiṇī or Bṛhadyogatarangiṇī. 459 The author calls his work Yogatarangiṇī (1.4; 81.20) and refers to it as a saṃhitā (ibid.). Editions: a yogatarangiṇī, śrīmantrimallabhaṭṭavaidyājaviracitā, māthurapaṇḍitaśrīkaṅhaiyālālapaṭhakātmajaśrīdattarāmamathuraviracitā bhāṣāṭīkāsahitā, Lakṣmīveṅkateśvar Press, Bombay 1923/24. b yoga taraṅgiṇī saṃhitā, mūla mātrā, śrī trimalla bhaṭṭa viracitā, ācāryaśrī śrīcaraṇatīrtha mahārājena saṃśodhitā, āyurveda rahasya-granthamālā pustaka 136 dvārā prakāśitā (Āyurveda Rahasya Series Nr. 136), prakāśaka rasaśālā auṣadhāśrama, Goṇḍal 1956 (the editor is same as Jīvrām Kālidās). References are to a. Umeśacandragupta (VŚS, Preface 6) mentions that the Yogatarangiṇī is not so highly esteemed in Bengal as it in the Northwestern Provinces. 460 Partly (12.1–10) quoted from the Vṛddhahārītasamhitā according to the Hindī commentary of ed. a, and according to ed. b. 461 The verses on malaparīkṣā (15.4–10) are quoted from the Rudratantra according to ed. b and the Hindī commentary of ed. a. 462 The verses on netraparīkṣā (16.1–7) are from Yāmala(grantha) according to ed. b and the Hindī commentary of ed. a.