A History of Indian Medical Literature v4.c62.217

v4.c62.217

The edition of Nakula's Aśvaśāstra contains two extracts from this work (p.128–131): the first one is called andhabadhirādivijñāna, and is about horses who are blind (andha), deaf (badhira), dumb (mūka), apathetic (jaḍa), not responding to sexual stimuli (ṣaṇḍa), impotent (kośamohin), and shunning the company of other horses (kumārikā); the other extract is on the measures of various parts of the horse's body. Compare Vaiśampāyana.