A History of Indian Medical Literature v4.c62.355

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776 HIM II, 380–381. S.S. Misra (1982): 184. S. Oloff (1981). C.A. Storey (1977): 394–396. G. Mukhopadhyaya (HIM II, 380–381) and S. Oloff (1981: 34: reproduction of the title page) give the full title of the translation of Earles: A treatise on horses entitled Saloter, or, A complete system of Indian farriery, in two parts, the first, containing a particular description of the different colours and marks of horses, etc., the second, a description of all the disorders they are subject to, etc., compiled originally by a society of learned pundits, in the Shanscrit language, translated thence into Persian, in the reign of the emperor Shah Jehan, by Abdallah Khan Firoze Jung, an Emeer of his court, which is now translated into English, by Joseph Earles, Calcutta, printed in the year MDCCLXXXVIII. The translation of Earles was rendered into German and annotated by S. Oloff (1981).