A History of Indian Medical Literature v4.c65.129.3

Language: English

v4.c65.129.3

1999) – Encyclopaedia of Tibetan medicine, being the Tibetan text of the Rgyud bźi and Sanskrit restoration of Amṛta Hṛdaya Aṣṭāṅga Guhyopadeśa Tantra and expository translation in English, vol. 1: Rtsa rgyud or Mūla tantra or Fundamental treatise; vol. 2: Bśad pa'i rgyud or Ākhyāta tantra or Explanatory text (chapters I to XII); vol. 3: Regimens for different parts of day or Sadācāra-dina-caryā (chapters XIII to XXI); vol. 4: Surgical instruments or Yantra-śastra-vidhi (chapters XXII to XXXI); vol. 5: Three Nes-pas or Tridoṣa Vijñāna (chapters I to IV of man-ṅag Rgyud or Upadeśa-tantra or the text on instructions); vol. 6: Man ṅag rgyud or Upadeśa Tantra or Text of instructions (chapter V), Indian Medical Science Series Nos. 20–25, Sri Satguru Publications, Delhi. Bhagwan Dash, Vaidya (1997) – Amṛta-hṛdaya-aṣṭāṅga-guhyopadeśa tantra – a lost Āyurvedic work in Sanskrit, in: B.L. Gaur and S. Sharma (Eds.), 147–154. Bhagwan Dash and R.N. Basu (1968) – Methods for sterilization and contraception in ancient and medieval India, IJHS 3, 1, 9–24.