A History of Indian Medical Literature v4.c61.157

v4.c61.157

c yogeśvaraśrīyutagaurīputranityanāthaviracitaṃ kāmaratnam, murādābādanivāsi śrīyuta paṇḍita jvālāprasādamiśrakṛtahindīṭīkāsahitam, Lakṣmīveṅkateśvar Steam Press, Bombay 1962; d by Rāmkumār Rāy, Tantra Granthamālā 4, Vārāṇasī 1983. See on other editions: NCC III, 354; Prana Natha and J.B. Chaudhuri (1951): 1240–41; T. Goudriaan (1978): 256–257. References are to ed. c. 774 Compare on the contents: S.C. Banerji (1992): 40–43, 178, 203, 207, 215, 223, 257–258. 775 Their number usually varies in the MSS and editions from 800 to 1,200, while in one elaborate version it is even estimated at about 1,900 (T. Goudriaan and S. Gupta, 1981: 123). 776 Edition b has thirteen chapters. 777 Edition b, p.8–19. 778 Edition b, p.18–23. 779 Edition b, p.28–39. 780 Edition b, p.46–47. 781 Edition b, p.64–65, 74–75. 782 Edition b, p. 80–85. 783 See on these and other terms belonging to the realm of ṣaṭkarman: T. Goudriaan (1978), esp. 251–412; H.-G. Türstig (1985). Ṣaṭkarman and the acts belonging to it are widely known and referred to in many treatises, e.g., the Agastyasaṃhitā (1.16; see also R. Barkhuis, 1995: 90), and, particularly, in a large number of Tantric works, for example, the Dattātreyatantra, Pheṭkāriṇītantra, Śalyatantra, Śāradātilakatantra, and Uḍḍāmaratantra (see T. Goudriaan and S. Gupta, 1981: 56; Tāntrika Sāhitya). See also M.N. Ray (1936) on the vidyās mentioned in Purāṇas. 784 Edition b, p.38–39. 785 Edition b, p.76–79. 786 Edition b, p.44–45. 787 Edition b, p.48–49. 788 Edition b, p.48–49. 789 Edition b, p.50–51. 790 Edition b, p.50–51. 791 Edition b, p.52–53. 792 Edition b, p.52–53. 793 Edition b, p.54–55. 794 Edition b, p.54–55. 795 Edition b, p.56–59. 796 Edition b, p.58–59. 797 Edition b, p.58–61. 798 Edition b, p.60–61. 799 Edition b, p.60–61. 800 Edition b, p.60–61. 801 Edition b, p.62–63. 802 Compare edition b, p.62–63. 803 Edition b, p.30–31, 66–69. 804 Edition b, p.76–79. 805 Edition b, p.92–93. 806 Kāmaratna 4.65–66 = Rasamañjarī 9.1–2.