A History of Indian Medical Literature v4.c59.755

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46 NCC V, 248–249. See also: Cikitsānuśāsana and Prāṇatoṣaṇa. 47 NCC: not recorded. Edited by Kīrti Śarman, 1st ed., Amṛta Press, Patiala 1923 [IO.San.B.595(c)]; 2nd ed., Śrīveṅkaṭeśvar Press, Bombay 1966. 48 Shiv Sharma (1929), Preface 7. See on Shiv Sharma: Ch. Leslie (1992). 49 See on the author: AVI 563. 50 NCC: not recorded. Edited, with Telugu interpretation, Vāṇī Press, Bezwada 1924 [IO.San.D.832]. 51 NCC: not recorded. Published by the Baidyanāth Āyurveda Bhavan, *1955 and 1961. 52 See on the author: Atrideva (1978): 236; Śrīkānta Śāstrī (1981): 119; Yajñeś Vyās (1993). 53 NCC: not recorded. *Published by the Baidyanāth Āyurveda Bhavan, 1st ed., Vārāṇasī 1954, 2nd enlarged ed., Vārāṇasī 1962; it has also appeared under the title Āyurvedīyakriyāśārīra, *Baidyanāth Āyurveda Bhavan, 4th ed., Calcutta 1961. See on this work: V. Śukla I, 286. 54 NCC: not recorded. Published by the Baidyanāth Āyurveda Bhavan, Calcutta 1950. 55 Vol. I has been edited by Haridatta Śāstrī, Baidyanāth Āyurveda Bhavan, Calcutta, n.d. 56 NCC: not recorded. Editions: a C.M.S. Press, Kottayam 1906 [IO.26.F.32]. b Central Council of Ayurvedic Research, New Delhi 1966. c ed. by N.E. Muthuswami, Kerala Government Ayurvedic Publication Series No. 3, Trivandrum 1979 (this is an incomplete re-edition according to F. Zimmermann, 1989: 249, n.24). 57 See: Āyurvedīya Hitopadeśa. 58 NCC: not recorded.

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Edition: āyurvedīya-padārthavijñānam, nyāyavaiśeṣikasāṃkhyāyurvedadarśanānām siddhāntān anusṛtya cintāmaṇi-gaṇeśa-kāśīkara ity anena śaṅkara-gaṅgādhara-vartaka ity asya sāhāyyena viracitam upabṛṃhitaṃ ca; Āyurvedīya-padārthavijñāna, The philosophy of Ayurveda based on the philosophies of Vaiśeṣika, Nyāya and Sāṃkhya, by C.G. Kashikar, assisted by Vaidya S.G. Vartak, with sources, English translation and Preface, the Board of Research in Ayurveda, Bombay 1953; reviewed by B.V. Gokhale, ABORI 34, 1953, 197–198. References are to page numbers of this edition. See on this work: V. Śukla I, 292. See on the author: K.R. Srikantamurthy (1960): 102–103. 59 Edition: Vrajajīvan Āyurvijñān Granthamālā 10, Caukhambhā Saṃskṛt Saṃsthān, Dillī 1990. The Sanskrit texts are accompanied by a Hindī translation. 60 NCC: not recorded. Edition: Śrī Jayakṛṣṇa Āyurveda Sevā Saṅgha, Dillī 1965. Details on the life of the author are to be found on the inner side of the front cover. 61 NCC: not recorded. Edition: Āyurvedīyam Śārīram, prathamaḥ khaṇḍaḥ – Anatomy in Ayurved, by Purohitakulotpanṇaḥ Viśvanāthasūnuḥ Gaṇeśaśarmā, publ. by Board of Research in Ayurveda of Bombay, Āyurvedānveṣaṇasaṃamiti, Bombay 1955; this work contains Sanskrit quotations, a Sanskrit commentary, and an English translation of the Sanskrit quotations. See on this work: V. Śukla I, 283. 62 NCC: not recorded.

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Edition: āyurvijñānaratnātakaraḥ, kavirāja-śrīyogendranātha-darśanaśāstri-tarkadarśanātīrthāyurvedācāryeṇa praṇītaḥ, sarasvatītyupādhikena śrījyotirindrabhaṭṭācāryeṇa prakāśitaḥ, Calcutta 1940. 63 Vernacular names of this unidentified plant are also given. 64 CC I, 382; II, 86 and 213; III, 81 (Brahmayāmalatantra). Tāntrika Sāhitya 429–430. 65 Quoted as Narapatijayācārya Svarodaya. See on this work: A.B. Keith (1973): 534–535; D. Pingree (1981): 77, and CESS A 3, 137. Compare CC I, 751; II, 180; III, 155 (Svarodaya); NCC IX, 354: composed by Narapati in 1176 under Ajayapāla of Anahillapaṭṭana. 66 NCC XIII, 146. Tāntrika Sāhitya 404 (Praṇatoṣiṇī). 67 See T. Goudriaan and S. Gupta (1981): 135. 68 A commentator on the Amarakosa. 69 Śaṃkarācārya wrote several Bhāṣyas (see CC I, 626–629). 70 Most probably Gaṅgeśa's Tattvacintāmaṇi, a work on Nyāya (see NCC VIII, 19–26; A.B. Keith, 1968: 33–34, and 1973: 484–485; K.H. Potter and S. Bhattacharyya, 1993; S.Ch. Vidyabhusana, 1971: 404–453; Winternitz III, 469). 71 CC I, 575: a commentary on the Vedāntasāra. 72 CC I, 586; II, 139 and 226; III, 123. See Tāntrika Sāhitya 598. 73 The title of works on jyotiṣa by Varāhamihira and Veṅkateśa (CC I, 481; II, 112 and 219; III, 103); also the name of a Tantra (CC II, 112; Tāntrika Sāhitya 540). 74 The same work as the Yogayājñavalkya (CC I, 478 and 481). 75 This list is not exhaustive. 76 NCC: not recorded. Edited, with Hindī ṭīkā, Himālaya Press, Moradabad 1925 [IO.San.B. 841(c)].

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77 Edited, with Bengali translation, Vāṇī Press, Calcutta 1914 [BL.14044.a.6; IO.19.B.14]. See also: Kāyacikitsā. 78 NCC: not recorded. Edited, with a Hindī commentary by Gopīnātha Gupta, in 5 vols., *Āditya Press, Ahmedabad 1924–37; *2nd ed., publ. by the Ūmjhā Āyurvedic Pharmacy, Ūmjhā (N. Gujarāt), 1943; reprinted, Dillī 1985. See on the author: AIAD (1949): 219–220; K.R. Srikantamurthy (1968): 114. 79 The sources are listed in a sūcī (Vol. I, p. VIII-X). The source or sources of each recipe are indicated in the body of the work. 80 NCC: not recorded. Edition: Bheṣaja-saṃhitā (Ayurvedic Pharmacopoeia), published by the Svāsthya Mantrālaya – Gujarāta Rājya, 1st ed., Amadābād 1966 (the Āmukha to the edition by Mohanlāl Vyās mentions Jīvrām Kālidās as the compiler). 81 A work in Hindī; see, for example, 13.1, 37, 51. Bhāskar Viśvanāth Gokhale is the author of a Cikitsāpradīpa, *published by the Āyurvidyā Mudraṇālaya, Poona, 1st ed., 1954; 2nd ed., 1961. 82 Unidentified; see, for example, 13.12. 83 See, for example, 5.73; 13.3 and 43. This work, mainly in Hindī, was written by Ṭhākur Nāthūsiṃha Varmā; edition: Kṛṣṇa-Gopāla Āyurvaidika Dharmārtha Auṣadhālaya, 2nd ed., Ajmer 1938; Kṛṣṇa Gopāla Āyurveda Bhavana, 10th ed., Ajmer 1966. 84 Probably Śyāmasundarācārya's work of this title. 85 A work by Jīvrām Kālidās, also called Upacārapaddhati (ABI 603–604; S. Ārya, 1984: 113). Numerous formulae from it, in Sanskrit, are incorporated in the Bheṣajasamhitā. See: Rasoddhāratantra.

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86 An unidentified work. The formulae from it cannot be traced in Yādavajī Trikamajī's Siddhayogasamgraha. See, for example, 1.87; 5.75; 13.7, 14, 18, 31, 32, 38, 45, 53; 15.38. 87 See, for example, 6.11; 13.19, 36, 49; 15.19. A work of this title Mulugu Rāmaliṅgayya was *published by the Indian Medical Practitioners Cooperative Pharmacy and Stores Ltd., Madras 1960 and 1968. Another Vaidyayogaratnāvali was written by Y. Sūryanārāyaṇa Rao (see K.R. Srikantamurthy, 1968: 122–123). 88 Probably Vopadeva's Śataślokī. 89 NCC: not recorded.