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A History of Indian Medical Literature v4.c65.1377

A History of Indian Medical Literature v4.c65.1377

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Patyal, Hukum Chand (1989) – Significance of the plant apāmārga in the Veda, ABORI 69, 205–215. Paul, Benjamin D. (Ed.) (1955) – Health, culture and community: case studies of public reactions to health programs, Russell Sage Foundation, New York. Paul, Pramode Lal (1939; 1940) – The early history of Bengal (from the earliest times to the Muslim conquest), vols. I, II, Indian Research Institute Publications, Indian History Series, Nos, 2, 3, The Indian Research Institute, Calcutta. Pauly, Der Kleine – see K. Ziegler und W. Sontheimer. Pavolini, P.E. (1896) – Vicende del tipo di Mūladeva, Giornale della Società Asiatica Italiana 9, 1895/96, 175–188. Paymaster, J.C. (1956) – Cancer of the buccal mucosa – A clinical study of 650 cases in Indian patients, Cancer 9, 431–435. Paymaster, J.C. (1962) – Some observations on oral and pharyngeal carcinomas in the State of Bombay, Cancer 15, 3, 578–583. Paymaster, J.C. (1964) – Cancer and its distribution in India, Cancer 17, 8, 1026–1034. Pearson, M.N. (1995) – The thin end of the wedge: medical relativities as a paradigm of early modern Indian-European relations, Modern Asian Studies 29, 1, 141–170. Peiper, Albrecht (1957) – Jivaka, der erste Kinderarzt, Kinderärztliche Praxis 25, 34–43. Pelliot, Paul (1903) – Le Bhaisajyaguru, BEFEO 3, 33–37. Penner, Hans H. (1966) – Cosmogony as myth in the Vishnu Purāṇa, History of Religions 5, 2, 283–299. Penzer, N.M. (1924–1928) – The ocean of story, being C.H.

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Tawney’s translation of Katha sarit sagara (or ocean of streams of story) by Somadeva; new edition with introduction, fresh explanatory notes and terminal essay, 10 vols., Sawyer, London; *repr. 1984. Penzer, N.M. (1924a) – Note on the Garuḍa bird, in: N.M. Penzer (1924–1928), I, 103–105. Penzer, N.M. (1924b) – Note on the use of collyrium and koḥl, in: N.M. Penzer (1924–1928), I, 211–218 (Appendix II). Penzer, N.M. (1924c) – On the dohada, or craving of the pregnant woman, as a motif in Hindu fiction, in: N.M. Penzer (1924–1928), I, 221–228 (Appendix III). Penzer, N.M. (1924d) – Note on precautions observed in the birth-chamber, in: N.M. Penzer (1924–1928), II, 166–169. Penzer, N.M. (1924e) – Umbrellas, in: N.M. Penzer (1924–1928), II, 263–272 (Appendix II). Penzer, N.M. (1924f) – Poison-damsels, in: N.M. Penzer (1924–1928), II, 275–313 (Appendix III). Penzer, N.M. (1925a) – Note on cross-roads, in: N.M. Penzer (1924–1928), III, 37–38. Penzer, N.M. (1925b) – Indian eunuchs, in: N.M. Penzer (1924–1928), III, 319–329 (Appendix II). Penzer, N.M. (1925c) – Note on the power of entering another’s body, in: N.M. Penzer (1924–1928), IV, 46–48. Penzer, N.M. (1927) – The romance of betel-chewing, in: N.M. Penzer (1924–1928), VIII, 237–319 (Appendix II). Penzer, N.M. (1952) – Poison-damsels and other essays in folklore and anthropology, Chas.J. Sawyer, Ltd., London. Percy, R. Spence (1880) – A manual of Buddhism in its modern development;

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translated from Singhalese MSS., Williams and Norgate, London/Edinburgh. Peri, Noel (1917) – Hārītī, la Mère-de-démons, BEFEO 17, 1–102. Perry, Lily M., with the assistance of Judith Metzger (1980) – Medicinal plants of East and Southeast Asia: attributed properties and uses, The MIT Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts/London. Peterson, Peter – Detailed report of operations in search of Sanskrit manuscripts in the Bombay Circle, *volume I, August 1882–March 1883; *volume II, April 1883–March 1884, publ. 1884; volume III, April 1884–March 1886, other number of the Journal of the Bombay Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society, 1887, Bombay/London; volume IV, April 1886–March 1892, publ. 1892; volume V, April 1892–March 1895; volume VI, April 1895–March 1898. Peterson, Peter (1892) – Catalogue of the Sanskrit manuscripts in the Library of His Highness the Maharaja of Alwar, Bombay. Peterson, P. (1896) – A fifth report of operations in search of Sanskrit Mss. in the Bombay Circle, April 1892–March 1895, Government Central Press, Bombay. Peterson, Peter (1899) – A sixth report of operations in search of Sanskrit Mss. in the Bombay Circle, April 1895–March 1898, Government Central Press, Bombay.