A History of Indian Medical Literature v4.c59.567

v4.c59.567

109 NCC VI, 142. STMI 65: by Gopālasena, also called Gopāladāsa; composed in 1722; a treatise in 11,700 verses. AVI 312: by Gopāladāsasena; written in śāka 1663 (= A.D. 1741/42; this is an error: the year of composition is rāma-aṅka-tarka-kṣiti, i.e. 1693 = A.D. 1771/72). R. Mitra, Notices IV, Nr. 1618: by Gopālasena, completed in 1778/79; the extracts, as given by R. Mitra, show that the author calls himself Gopāla at the beginning and Gopāladāsa at the end of the treatise, which deals with ayurvedic prescriptions and rasayogas against the diseases, from jvara up to viṣa; their order is probably based upon the Mādhavanidāna; added are chapters on kacchaparoga and urograha (between hṛdroga and mūtrakṛcchra), as well as a chapter on aśvasānti; chapters on sneha, sveda, vamana, etc., are found at the end.