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173 Compare the materia medica of the Siddhāprayogalatikā. 174 See H.M. Said (1970): 11: Juniperus communis Linn. Compare Daljīt Simha (1974): II, 724–725 (abhal). 175 H.M. Said (1970): 68: anisun is identified as Pimpinella anisum Linn. Compare Daljīt Simha (1974): II, 29–30 (anīsūn). 176 The seeds of Plantago ovata Forsk. 177 H.M. Said (1970): 41, 73) identifies varieties of zaravand as Aristolochia species. Compare Daljīt Simha (1974): II, 326–327: Aristolochia longa Linn. (absent from Hooker and WIRM): zarāvand-e-darāz, Aristolochia rotunda Linn. (absent from Hooker and WIRM): zarāvand-e-gird. 178 H.M. Said (1970) regards zufa as Nepeta ciliaris Benth. (2, Nr. 70) or Hyssopus officinalis Linn. (393). P.V. Sharma (1998: 24) identifies jūphā as Hyssopus officinalis Linn. 179 See Abhinavanighaṇṭu II, 46, nrs. 156 and 157. H.M. Said (1970): 2 and 396: Lactuca serriola Linn. = L. scariola Linn. Daljīt Simha (1974): II, 169–172 (kāhū): idem. 180 Probably the same as kāsanī; see Abhinavanighaṇṭu II, 44–45, nrs. 151–154. H.M. Said (1970): 3: kasni is identified as Cichorium intybus Linn. 181 See Abhinavanighaṇṭu II, 33, nr. 111: kabābakhaṇḍam. H.M. Said (1970): 149: kab-e-khandan is Xanthoxylum fraxineum (absent from Hooker and WIRM). Daljīt Simha (1974): II, 369–370 (kabābeh-e-khandām): Zanthoxylum armatum DC. = Z. alatum Roxb. 182 See Abhinavanighaṇṭu II, 56, nrs. 191–193. H.M. Said (1970): 17: khatmi = Althaea officinalis Linn.

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183 Probably the same as (Hindi) narkacūr = (Sanskrit) śaṭhī: Curcuma caesia Roxb. (see Daljīt Simha, 1974: II, 405–406; WIRM II, 402). 184 Mentha piperita Linn. 185 Rheum australe D. Don = R. emodi Wall. ex Meissn. 186 Cassia senna Linn. var. senna = C. angustifolia Vahl. 187 Daljīt Simha (1974): II, 428–429 (samjesabuyā): Cassia tora Linn. Compare H.M. Said (1970): 14: sange saboyah, unidentified. 188 Probably the same as kṛṣṇabīja: Ipomoea nil (Linn.) Roth. 189 See Abhinavanighaṇṭu II, 25, nr. 81. H.M. Said (1970): 2 (Nr. 58) and 397: ustukhuddus is Lavandula stoechas Linn. Bāpālāl Vaidya (1985): 285–286: idem. Daljīt Simha (1974): II, 90–91 (ustukhudūs): idem. Compare WIRM VI, 47. See on ustukhudūs: R. Mitra (1985): 314–315; S.M.A. Usmani and T.N. Srivastava (1977). 190 See Abhinavanighaṇṭu II, 208, nr. 734. 191 *Edition: Mādhava Nidāna Pariśiṣṭa (Navyaroganidāna), edited by Paṇḍit Brahma Śaṅkara Śāstrī, Haridās Sanskrit Series No. 167, Benares 1950/51. 192 Edited at the end of edition tt of the Mādhavanidāna. 193 Varieties described are: kauṣṭhika-, pṛthuka-, āyāmika-, parikṣaya-, medaḥsūtrākhya-, and vikṣepikākhyahṛdyantararoga. The kauṣṭhika type may be pericarditis, the pṛthuka type enlargement of the heart, and the vikṣepikā type angina pectoris. 194 Edited, with Telugu commentary, Tuni 1902 [BL.14043.dd.10].

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195 Edition: śrītakasalānivāsī-(āyurvedoddhāraka)vaidyapāñcānana-paṇḍitarāmaprasāda-vaidyopādhyāyaviracitaḥ napuṃsakāmṛtārṇavaḥ hindīṭīkāsametaḥ, Lakṣmīveṅkateśvar Steam Press, Bombay 1989. 196 Napuṃsakāmṛtārṇava 7.6–7 = Mādhavanidāna 33.1–3ab; 7.10 = 33.5; 7.11ab = 33.6ab; 7.12–22 = 33.6cd–17; 7.24cd = 33.21cd; 7.25 = 33.23. 197 Napuṃsakāmṛtārṇava 8.5ab = Mādhavanidāna 47.1ab; 8.6–7ab = 47.2; 8.7cd = 47.3cd; 8.8 = 47.4ab; 8.9 = 47.5. 198 Napuṃsakāmṛtārṇava 8.19–24 = Bhāvaprakāśa, cikitsā 59.4–9. 199 NCC: not recorded. AVI 445 and 484: the author was born in a village of Farīḍpur jilā in Bengal in 1891 and died in 1965; he also wrote a Tridoṣavijñāna. 200 NCC: not recorded. Edited, with Hindī translation, Lucknow 1904 [BL.14043.cc.26]. 201 NCC: not recorded. Edition: prathama khaṇḍa, 1st ed., Baidyanāth Āyurveda Bhavan, Calcutta/Paṭnā, n.d. 202 See also: Āyurvedīya Hitopadeśa. 203 NCC: not recorded. *Edition: Nityopayogī Kvātha Saṃgraha, compiled and edited, with a commentary in Hindī, by Vaidya Badrīnārāyaṇa Śarmā, Kṛṣṇagopāla Granthamālā 24, 2nd ed., Ajmer 1979. 204 NCC: not recorded. Edited, with Bengali translation, Nagendra Steam Press, Calcutta 1911 [IO.23.D.26], 1913 [IO.22.C.19]. 205 NCC XII, 6. Edited, with Bengali translat5ion, Calcutta 1910 [IO.23.B.28]; 4th ed., 1911 [BL.14044.a.1(1)]. 206 NCC: not recorded. Edition: vedaśāstrasārasarvasvapadārthatattvamātraparicāyakam padārthavijñānam (prathamabhāgamātram), racayitṛo 'sya... bhāratarāṣṭrapatipradhānacikitsakā...

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kāśīkahinduviśvavidyālayīyāyurveda- mahāvidyālayapradhānācāryāḥ... paṇḍita śrīsatyanārāyaṇaśāstrimahodayaḥ, tad idam āyurvedācārya kālikācaraṇapāṇḍeya-vāmācaraṇapāṇḍeyābhyāṃ prakāśitam, Vārāṇasī 1949/50. References are to page numbers of the edition. See on this work: V. Śukla I, 291. Satyanārāyaṇaśāstrin wrote his Padārthavijñāna about thirty years before its publication (see Rājanārāyaṇaśukla's Sampādakīya to the edition). He lived from 1890 to 1969 and was a pupil of Dharmadāsa Gupta (1862–1936) (see on him AVI 559), who was a pupil of Pareśanāthasena, pupil in his turn of Gaṅgādhara Rāya. See on the author: AVI 222 and 559–560; Khiste et al. (1961); A. Roṣu (1984): 400–401; see also the obituary in JRIM 4, 1, 1969, 132–133. 207 Probably Praśastapāda's Bhāṣya. 208 This may be Bhāsarvajña, the author of the Nyāyabhūṣaṇa, a commentary on his Nyāyasāra (CC I, 410 and 415; NCC X, 255). 209 Caraka is sometimes quoted anonymously (e.g., 24: = Ca.Sū. 1.48ab). See also: Patañjali. 210 Gaṅgeśa, the author of the Tattvacintāmaṇi. 211 Several works called Darpaṇa are known (NCC VIII, 326). 212 NCC IX, 262. 213 Raghunātha Bhaṭṭācārya, the author of the Tattvacintāmaṇidīdhiti. See on him and his works: K.H. Potter and S. Bhattacharyya (1993); S.Ch. Vidyabhusana (1971): 463–465. Compare Śiromaṇi. 214 The commentary by Mahādeva and Dinakara on Viśvanātha's Nyāyasiddhāntamuktāvalī, or the Dinakarabhaṭṭīya by Dinakara on the Śāstradīpikā of Pārthasārathin Miśra (NCC IX, 39).

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215 Several works of this title are known (NCC III, 57). 216 The author of a commentary on Gaṅgeśa's Tattvacintāmaṇi and many other works (NCC V, 295; VIII, 22). 217 The author of the Jalpakalpataru, a commentary on the Carakasaṃhitā, which is quoted, or Gaṅgādhara Bhaṭṭa, author of a ṭīkā on the Tarkasaṃgraha (see S.Ch. Vidyabhusana, 1971: 391). 218 NCC VII, 126–128. 219 Gaṅgādhara's commentary on the Carakasaṃhitā.