A History of Indian Medical Literature v4.c65.1080

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Mahdihassan, S. (1972) – The earliest distillation units of pottery in Indo-Pakistan, Pakistan Archaeology 8, 159–168. Mahdihassan, S. (1974) – Soma in the light of comparative pharmacology, etymology and archaeology, Janus 61, 91–102. Mahdihassan, S. (1978) – Triphalā and its Arabic and Chinese synonyms, IJHS 13, 1, 50–55. Mahdihassan, S. (1979) – Two early geriatric drugs in Indian medicine, SHM 3, 2, 85–92. Mahdihassan, S. (1979a) – Lac as a drug, SHM 3, 1, 75–79. Mahdihassan, S. (1979b) – Distillation assembly of pottery in ancient India with a single item of special construction, Vishveshvaranand Indological Journal 17, 1/2, 264–266. Mahdihassan, S. (1980a) – Lac as drug in Atharva-veda and its identity, Hamdard 23, 1/2, 106–132; also in: Hakim Mohammed Said (Ed.) (1987): 221–244. Mahdihassan, S. (1980b) – The biography of soma, Hamdard 23, 3/4, 117–126. Mahdihassan, S. (1981) – Parisrut, the earliest distilled liquor of Vedic times or of about 1500 B.C., IJHS 16, 2, 223–229. Mahdihassan, S. (1982) – Evolution of ephedra as the soma of Rigveda, Ancient Science of Life 2, 2, 93–97. Mahdihassan, S. (1982a) – Essays on the history of alchemy, medicine and drugs, Hamdard Foundation Press, Karachi. Mahdihassan, S. (1982b) – Haoma of the Indo-Aryans as the medicinal plant, Ephedra, in: S. Mahdihassan (1982a): 3–28. Mahdihassan, S. (1982c) – Alchemy as a branch of medicine: its unsolved problems and unrecognized terms, in: S. Mahdihassan (1982a): 81–140. Mahdihassan, S.

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(1983) – Identifying the soma plant as Ephedra from Rig-veda and Avesta, Hamdard 26, 3, 51–65. Mahdihassan, S. (1984) – Rasayana as the beginning of Indian system of medicine, SHM 8, 3/4, 93–100. Mahdihassan, S. (1985) – A Persian painting illustrating Ephedra, leading to its identity as Soma, Journal of Central Asia 8, 1, 171–177. Mahdihassan, S. (1986) – Ephedra as soma meaning hemp fibres with soma later misidentified as the hemp plant itself, IJHS 21, 1, 1–6. Mahdihassan, S. (1987a) – Three important Vedic grasses, IJHS 22, 4, 286–291. *Mahdihassan, S. (1987b) – The history and natural history of ephedra as soma, Islamabad. Mahdihassan, S. (1988) – Fresh light on the Ṛgvedic soma plant, Aligarh Journal of Oriental Studies 5, 1/2, 77–82. Mahdihassan, S. (1989) – The seven theories identifying the soma plant, Ancient Science of Life 9, 2, 86–89. Maheswar, T., V. Nageswar Rao, C.B. Jha, and V.K. Agrawal (1997) – Hypoglycemic effect of abhrakabhasma and abhrakasatva bhasma in alloxan induced diabetes, Sachitra Ayurved 50, 4, 294–297. Mahroof, M.M.M. (1992) – Pearls in Sri Lankan history, South Asian Studies 8, 109–114. Maiti, Asis Prosun, Subodh Chandra Pal, Debaprasad Chattopadhyay, Samar De and Anutosh Nandy (1985) – Comparison of minimum inhibitory concentration of water soluble extracts of Eugenia jambolana Lam. (fam. Myrtaceae) barks of different ages on dysentery and diarrhoea here micro-organisms, Ancient Science of Life 5, 2, 113–115.

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Maitrāyaṇī-saṃhitā, anekavaidikānāṃ sāhāyyena vividhaprācīnalikhitapustakapāṭhānusāreṇa ca saṃśodhya bhaṭṭācāryeṇa śrīpādaśarmaṇā dāmodarabhaṭṭasunūnā sāntavalekarakulajena sampāditā, Bhāratamudraṇālaya, Aundhanagara, (Sātārā-pradeśe) Mumbaī-prānte, 1942. Maity, Pradyot Kumar (1966) – Historical studies in the cult of the goddess Manasā (A socio-cultural study), Punthi Pustak, Calcutta. Maity, P.K. (1988) – Folk-cults of West Bengal, in: S.K. Maity, U. Thakur and A.K. Narain (Eds.), 309–327. Maity, P.K. (1989) – Human fertility cults and rituals of Bengal (A comparative study), Abhinav Publications, New Delhi. Maity, S.K., Upendra Thakur and A.K. Narain (Eds.) (1988) – Studies in Ontology: essays in memory of Prof. A.L. Basham, Y.K. Publishers, Agra. Majno, Guido (1975) – The healing hand; Man and wound in the ancient world, Harvard University Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts. Major, Ralph H. (1953) – A note on the history of asthma, in: E.A. Underwood (Ed.), II, 518–529. *Majumdar, A. (1979) – Clinical studies of drugs (bhallatak, gourakh and guggul) in rheumatoid arthritis, Rheumatism 14, 3, 118–130.