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42 NCC: not recorded. AVI 250. Bhagvat Sinh Jee 210. Editions: a in vol. II of the Bṛhannighaṇṭuratnākara, Bombay 1896/97, 791–850. b Lakṣmīveṅkaṭeśvar Press, Bombay 1919 [IO.San.D.225(j)]. *c under the title Nāḍinidāna, with a Telugu translation by Sri Nori Gurulinga Sastry, publ. by Barur Tyagaraya Sastrulu and Sons, Madras 1923. d nāḍidarpaṇaḥ, pāthakajñātīyamathuraśrīkṛṣṇalālatanayadattarāmeṇa saṅkalitaḥ, svakṛtabhāṣāṭīkayā vibhūṣitaḥ saṃśodhitaḥ ca, Gaṅgāviṣṇu Śrīkṛṣṇadāsa Prakāśana, Bombay 1989 (probably a reprint of b). Excerpts from the Nāḍidarpaṇa, accompanied by an English translation, are found in S.K. Ramachandra Rao (1987): III, 130–133. References are to ed. a. The title of the treatise is mentioned at 1.2. 43 The author mentions his name at 1.2. 44 See the introductory verse. 45 This classification is also found in other nāḍī-texts. 46 The same number is found in the Nāḍījñānaprakāśikā, but the most common number is 72,000. 47 See on the contents also: B. Rama Rao (1974a): 141–144. 48 Bhāratīyanāḍīvijñāna I, Calcutta 1934, 30–34. 49 See 1.2. 50 NCC X, 27: med.(?). 51 NCC X, 27. 52 NCC II, 66–67 and X, 27. R. Mitra’s Notices I, Nr. 202. A Nāḍījñāna has been edited: (a) Vartamāna-taraṅgiṇī Press, Madras 1878 [IO.San.B.323]; *2nd. ed., Madras 1880. (b) with Telugu interpretation, Nāḍījñānaprakāśikā, Ādi-sarasvatī-nilaya Press, Madras 1914 [IO.San.B.163]; Hindū-ratnākara Press, Madras 1920 [IO.San.D.332(i)]. 53 NCC: not recorded. Edition: śrīmadbhūdharabhaṭṭasaṃgṛhīto nāḍījñānadarpaṇaḥ, āyurvedācārya paṇḍita jīvanacandra kāvyatīrthakṛtayā bhāṣāṭīkayā ṭikitaḥ, Paṇḍita-pustakālaya, Kāśī 1949. 54 The examination of the face, voice and skin, omitted by the author, is supplied by the Hindī commentator. 55 The hypoglossal nerves of the cervical plexus (A. Avalon, 1953: 114; B. Seal, 1985: 227). 56 The nerves of the sacral plexus (A. Avalon, 1953: 114; B. Seal, 1985: 228). 57 A connected chain of cervical and lumbar nerves (A. Avalon, 1953: 114; B. Seal, 1985: 227). 58 A nerve supposed to connect the eyes and the toes. 59 The radial nerve of the brachial plexus supposed to continue on to certain branches of the great sciatic (A. Avalon, 1953: 114; B. Seal, 1985: 228). 60 The nerves of the lumbar plexus (A. Avalon, 1953: 114; B. Seal, 1985: 228). 61 The pudic nerve of the sacral plexus (A. Avalon, 1953: 114; B. Seal, 1985: 227). 62 The auricular branch of the cervical plexus on the left (A. Avalon, 1953: 114; B. Seal, 1985: 228). See on Śaṅkhinī also: R.K. Sen (1966): 430. 63 The auricular branch of the cervical plexus on the right (A. Avalon, 1953: 114; B. Seal, 1985: 227). 64 The coccygeal nerves (A. Avalon, 1953: 114; B. Seal, 1985: 228). 65 A nerve supposed to connect the eyes and the toes.