A History of Indian Medical Literature v4.c61.124

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484 NCC III, 294. *Edited, together with Hiṅgula-, Sindūra-, and Karpūraprakaraṇa, Śāntivijaya Press, Ahmedabad 1926 [IO.San.F.184(h)]. 485 Th. Aufrecht (CC I, 157) reads Candra instead of Cakra. E. Haas (1976a: 652) expressed the erroneous opinion that Cakrapāṇi was heavily indebted to Herambasena. 486 CC I, 157 and 769; II, 32 and 185. NCC VI, 95. R. Mitra’s Notices I, Nr. 206. Cat. IO Nr. 2673 (compare F.R. Dietz, 1833: 138). P. Cordier (1899a): 6. 487 NCC: not recorded. ABI 314. 488 NCC: not recorded. AVI 425: *edited at Calcutta. 489 NCC II, 272; III, 247: ascribed to Īśvara. 490 NCC VII, 28 and 136. STMI 89: an exhaustive work on therapy in prose and verse. H. Śāstrī, Notices I, Nr. 113 (p.103–107): dating from A.D. 1793/94; 2,110 ślokas, mainly on treatment (see table of contents). Compare Harānandadāsa. 491 NCC: not recorded. AVI 324. 492 NCC VII, 151. The Kavīndrācāryasūcipatram records a medical work in the vernacular, called Vaidyaratna, by a Janārdanabhaṭṭa. 493 STMI 90: in Marāṭhī; the author professes to follow closely the Yājñavalkyatantra; the MS dates from 1844/45. 494 NCC VII, 151: also called Vaidyaratna. STMI 91: arranged in sections, called ratna. Bodleian d.742(5): the MS dates from 1830 (see D. Wujastyk, 1990: 102). 495 NCC VII, 200 and 378: author’s name with a question mark. The work of this Jarara is probably identical with Jayaratna’s Jvaraparājaya (see NCC VII, 186: Jayaratna). Compare Jayadeva. See Jayaratna. 496 NCC VII, 176 and 378. Compare Jarara. 497 NCC V, 144; VII, 176. 498 NCC VII, 178. STMI 91. 499 NCC VII, 28. Editions: a with Telugu transl., Vartamāna-taraṅgiṇī Press, Madras 1879 [IO.18.D.42]. b Śāradā-nilaya Press, Madras 1881 [IO.13.G.39]. c Hinduratnākara Press, Madras 1910 [IO.8.K.20] and 1922 [IO.San.D.843]. 500 NCC VII, 183. 501 NCC VII, 29 and 187. STMI 91: the MS dates from 1827. Cat. Calcutta Sanskrit College X, Nr. 24. 502 NCC III, 234; VII, 188. STMI 89: deals with the prescription of quicksilver pills. CBORI XVI, 1, Nr. 39: a MS copied in 1690. 503 NCC II, 119; VII, 318. 504 NCC VII, 294. 505 See J. Filliozat (1937): 145–146. 506 NCC III, 138. Kadamba is quoted in the Yogaratnākara. 507 NCC III, 139; V, 105. 508 NCC IV, 73; VII, 31. STMI 94: author’s name Kālicaraṇa Vaidya. 509 NCC IV, 76. 510 NCC: not recorded. STMI 94: the MS dates from 1791/92. 511 NCC III, 397. Biśwanarayan Sastri (1960): 98. 512 NCC III, 166; VII, 27: one of the MS dates from 1804. 513 NCC II, 154; III, 364. Cat. IO Nr. 2701 (compare F.R. Dietz, 1833: 149). 514 NCC III, 141. See A.B. Keith (1935): 754 (Nr. 6253): a section on paribhāṣā of the Tailārṇava was borrowed from Vaidyakanakadatta; it is followed by sections on the same subject according to other authorities; the text itself is ascribed to Mukundevamahārāja; the MS dates from A.D. 1799.