A History of Indian Medical Literature v4.c59.755.3

v4.c59.755.3

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)].