A History of Indian Medical Literature v4.c61.245

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1327 This śuddhiprakaraṇa is identical with vilāsa twenty-four. 1328 These recipes are said to derive from the Mādhavanidāna, Mādhavakalpa, Āyurveda, and Āśvinīkalpa. 1329 These two recipes are from the Bheṣajakalpa and Mādhavanidāna respectively. 1330 A recipe from the Āyurveda. 1331 The first recipe derives from the Brahmagāruḍagrantha. 1332 The same type of quotations is also found in the Basavarājīya. 1333 See the introductory verses. 1334 See the introductory verses. The colophons call him Amareśvarabhaṭṭāraka. 1335 See the introductory verses. 1336 See the colophons. 1337 See on the author and his work: ABI 329 and 599; AVI 300–301; R.C. Majumdar (1971): 264 (said to date from the fifteenth–sixteenth century); J. Filliozat (1981): 90–91 (author's name: Indrakaṇṭhavallabhācārya); C.G. Kashikar (1977): 154; B. Rama Rao (1978): 11. 1338 See on this work and its author: P. Hymavathi (1993): 76, 133–134. 1339 See his Prākkaṭhan to ed. e. 1340 See Jyotir Mitra's upodghāta to ed. e. 1341 B. Rama Rao (1978): 11. 1342 NCC: not recorded. Compare Vānarācārya. 1343 CC I, 52. NCC: not recorded. 1344 CC I, 563 and 564. 1345 NCC VII, 380: quoted in his Sāramañjarī. See on authors called Vanamāli Miśra: P.K. Gode (1946b) and (1946c). 1346 NCC XIII, 280. Compare Vāmācārya. 1347 NCC VII, 26–27. ABI 314. 1348 CC I, 367 and 480; II, 112. NCC XIII, 229: author's name Baṇḍimiśra. CBORI XVI, 1, Nr. 190: said to deal with children's diseases and their treatment; disorders in women after childbirth (kikkisa, stanaśotha) are, however, also referred to. Bodleian d.716(7), d.725(5a), d.725(5b): see D. Wujastyk (1990): 110. R.C. Majumdar (1971): 254 remarks that the treatise contains a chapter on conception in female animals, the treatment of their diseases and of problems arising during their gestation period. The Yogasudhānidhi is quoted in Lakṣmīrāma's commentary on the Siddhabheṣajamāṇimālā. 1349 CC I, 561. Compare ABI 317: Vāṇikarī by Vāṇika. 1350 NCC I, 371: by Vararuci? NCC I, 446: Aṣṭakarmādhikārasthāna or Aṣṭakarmasthāna by Vararuci, a text on children's ailments, is identical with this Ariṣṭasthāna. 1351 CC: not recorded. STMI 252. 1352 CC I, 566, 567, and 568. NCC V, 166. 1353 Cat. Berlin Nr. 940: the author's full name is Śrīpaṇḍita Kṣemāditya Paṇḍitavāsudeva. Compare CC I, 567: son(?) of Kṣemāditya. 1354 Ad Śārṅgadhara I.5.48cd–50ab. 1355 CC I, 566. 1356 STMI 465. 1357 CC: not recorded. STMI 252: the author was a pupil of Devarājagiri Pūjyapāda and belonged to Svarṇagrāma, also called Svarṇatturmana or Poṇṇurkoṭṭamana. 1358 CC: not recorded. Check-list Nr. 1068. STMI 252. V. Raghavan (1975): 294: a work of uncertain date, composed in Kerala, dealing with medicinal preparations in nine sections.