A History of Indian Medical Literature v4.c63.22
A History of Indian Medical Literature v4.c63.22
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126 See Rasārṇava 13 and 14. 127 See Rādhākṛṣṇaśāstrī’s bhūmikā to the edition (21). 128 Ānandakanda I.26.1–91ab = Rasendracūḍāmaṇi 5.5–94, but the descriptions of the khaivayantra and dolāyantra disagree with this source. Compare Rasakāmadhenu I.1.8 and Rasendracūḍāmaṇi 5.5–10ab with Ānandakanda I.26. 1cd–10ab (khalvayantra), Rasendracūḍāmaṇi 5.3–4 with Ānandakanda I.26.100–101ab. 129 Compare Ānandakanda I.26.135cd–139ab. 130 This description is also found in the Rasakāmadhenu (I.1.29) and Rasaratnasamuccaya (9. 10). 131 Different from the koṣṭhikāyantra described at 26.66–75. 132 Different from the garbhayantra described at 26.43–45ab. The description is reminiscent of Devendragiri’s garbhayantra (see Rasakāmadhenu I.1.58–60ab). 133 Ānandakanda I.26.107–108 = Rasārṇava 4.28–29. 134 The description is attributed to Siddha Nāgārjuna. 135 Different from the vālukāyantra described at 26.76. The description agrees more or less with Rasakāmadhenu I.1.49–52ab and Rasaratnasamuccaya 9.33–35. 136 Different from I.26.77ab. The description is closely related to Rasaratnasamuccaya 9.37– 39. 137 The description agrees with Rasaratnasamuccaya 9.41. 138 Different from I.26.90cd–91ab. 139 The description agrees with Rasaratnasamuccaya 9.42. 140 Different from the description at I.26.91cd–93ab. 141 Different from the description at I.26.77cd–84ab. 142 Two descriptions, which differ from I.26.22–23. 143 Ānandakanda I.26.148ab–178 = Rasendracūḍāmaṇi 5.95–126. 144 Compare I.26.156. The description resembles Rasakāmadhenu I.1.75. 145 Ānandakanda I.26.181–184ab = Rasārṇava 4.38–41 (prakāśa and andhamūṣā). 146 Ānandakanda I.26.184cd–185ab = Rasārṇava 4.42–43. 147 The description resembles Rasakāmadhenu I.1.76. 148 Ānandakanda I.26.201cd–218ab = Rasendracūḍāmaṇi 5.127–143. 149 Ānandakanda I.26.218cd–237 = Rasendracūḍāmaṇi 5.144–262. 150 Compare Rasendracūḍāmaṇi 3.22cd. 151 Ānandakanda I.26.239 = Rasendracūḍāmaṇi 3.23 (caṣaka instead of caṣaka, kaṭorī instead of kathorī, vāṭikā instead of cāṭikā, ghoṭikā instead of khorikā, kacolī instead of kañcolī). 152 The presence of abhrasattva (probably aluminium) in this list is unique. 153 Kāntaka is the same as sphaṭika (see II.8.176ab). 154 This list presents some unusual features. 155 Unidentified. 156 I.e., ahiphena (opium). 157 The terms sābuṇa and sābuṇī are also found in the Rasaratnākara (IV.5.29 and III.8.118). 158 Mentioned in the Rasaratnākara (III.8.129). 159 Compare Ānandakanda I.15.305cd–306, where four varieties are mentioned (nīlaka is omitted). 160 Loṇāra is also mentioned in the Rasārṇavakalpa (470). 161 See on abhrasattvadruti: Ānandakanda I.7.183cd–185ab. 162 See N. Dey (1979): 207.
Linked texts (6)
- Ānandakanda — Sanskrit
- Rasaratnasamuccaya — Vāgbhaṭa (alchemist), Sanskrit
- Rasaratnākara — Nityanātha Siddha, Sanskrit
- Rasendracūḍāmaṇi — Somadeva (alchemist), Sanskrit
- Rasārṇava — Sanskrit
- Rasārṇavakalpa — Sanskrit