A History of Indian Medical Literature v4.c65.1079

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Macht, David I. (1938) – Therapeutic experiences with cobra venom, Annals of Internal Medicine 11, 1824–1833. *Mackinnon, Kenneth (1848) – A treatise on the public health, climate, hygiene and prevailing diseases of Bengal and the North-West Provinces, Cawnpore Press, Kanpur. Maclean, C.D. (Ed.) (1982) – Glossary of the Madras Presidency, containing a classification of terminology, a gazetteer and economic dictionary of the province and other information, the whole arranged alphabetically and indexed (*first published 1893), reprint, Asian Educational Services, New Delhi 1982. *Macnamara (1868) – Diseases of the eye, London. *Macnamara, C. (1870) – A treatise on Asiatic cholera, Churchill, London. *Macnamara, C. (1876) – A history of Asiatic cholera, Macmillan, London. *Macnamara, F.N. (1880) – Climate and medical topography in their relations to the disease distribution of the Himalayan and Sub-Himalayan districts of British India; with reasons for assigning a malarious origin to goitre and some other diseases, Longmans, Green and Co., London. *Macpherson, John (1866a) – Cholera in its home, London. MacPherson, John (1866b) – De cholera en hare bakermat, met eene korte beschrijving van de pathologie en de behandeling der ziekte, door John MacPherson, uit het Engelsch vertaald door Doctor G. Vrolik, Jac. G. Robbers, Rotterdam. MacPherson, John (1872) – Annals of cholera from the earliest periods to the year 1817, Ranken and Co., London.

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Macri, Maria Vittoria (1988) – Lexicon Phytonimicum (Therapeutica ex Suśrutasaṃhitā), vol. I (a-au), Pubblicazioni del Cesmeo, Collana di Studi Orientali diretta da Irma Piovano II, Torino. Madan, T.L. (1982) – Way of life: king, householder, renouncer; essays in honour of Louis Dumont, Vikas Publishing House Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi. Madan, T.N. (1985) – Concerning the categories śubha and śuddha in Hindu culture – An exploratory essay, in: J.B. Carman and F. Apffel Marglin (Eds.), 11–29. Madanlal (1973) – Liṅgapurāṇ mem āyurvedīya tattva, Sachitra Ayurved 26, 6, 337–340 (abstract in English in BIIHM 5, 2, 1975, 110–111). Madanlal (1977) – Praśnopaniṣad: āyurved dṛṣṭikon se adhyayan, Sachitra Ayurved 30, 3, 203–206 (abstract in English in BIIHM 8, 1978, 60–61). Madhavan, V.R. (Ed.) (1984) – Siddha medical manuscripts in Tamil, International Institute of Tamil Studies, Madras. Madhūlikā (1995) – Vaidik kālīn bhojan evam annapān, Sachitra Ayurved 47, 11, 843–851. Madhūlikā and Śrīkṛṣṇa Dīkṣit (1995) – Pāṇinikālīn pramāṇ aur unmān, Sachitra Ayurved 48, 5, 536–541. Madhu Shukla and S.N. Tripathi (1988) – Effect of vegavidharana (urine withholding) on neurohumors: an experimental study, Ancient Science of Life 8, 1, 55–59. Magnus, Hugo (1876) – Geschichte des grauen Staares, Verlag von Veit und Comp., Leipzig. Mahābhārata, with the commentary of Nīlakaṇṭha, edited by Pandit Ramchandrashastri Kinjawadekar, 7 vols., Chitrashala Press, Poona, 1929–1936. Mahābhāsya – see F.

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Kielhorn (1892). *Mahal, A.S. (1974) – Problems of psychotherapy with Indian patients, in: *J.S. Neki (Ed.), 97–105. Mahal, A.S., N.G. Ramu, D.D. Chaturvedi, K.M. Thomas, M. Senapati Hemalata and N.S. Narasimhamurthy (1976) – Double blind controlled study of brahmyadiyoga and tagara in the management of various types of unmada (schizophrenia), Indian Journal of Psychiatry 18, 4, 283–292. Mahalingam, T.V. (1965) – Hayagrīva: the concept and the cult, Adyar Library Bulletin 29, 188–199. Mahanta, K.C. (1994) – The classical concept of family in India, in: K.K. Chakravarty (Ed.), 203–209. Mahapatra, Piyushkanti (1972) – The folk cults of Bengal, Indian Publications, Folklore Series 19, Calcutta. Mahapatra, P.R. (1988) – A study on psoriasis and the healing property of a new compound, Ancient Science of Life 7, 3/4, 227–234. Mahāvagga – see I.B. Horner (1962). Mahāvaṃsa – see W. Geiger (1964). Mahāvastu – see J.J. Jones (1956). Mahdihassan, S. (1953) – Is indragopa of Brihadaranyaka Upanishad a cochineal insect?, Science and Culture (Calcutta) 19, 207. Mahdihassan, S. (1963) – Identifying soma as Ephedra, The Pakistan Journal of Forestry 13, 4, 370–371.