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Adi Seshuvu, Hari (1962) – A medieval family of six generations of medical men in Andhra (1250–1450 A.D.), IJHM 7, 1, 25–28. Adityanjee, G.S.P. Raju and S.K. Khandelwal (1989) – Current status of multiple personality disorder in India, American Journal of Psychiatry 146, 1607–1610. Adriaensen, R., H.T. Bakker, H. Isaacson (1998) – The Skandapurāṇa, volume I, adhyāyas 1–25, critically edited with prolegomena and English synopsis, Supplement to Groningen Oriental Studies, Egbert Forsten, Groningen. Agarwal, D.K. and Suresh Chandra Shukla (1984) – Washerman and washing materials in ancient India, IJHS 19, 4, 314–322. Agarwal, Har Swaroop K. (1974) – The effect of indigenous drugs on testicular regeneration, *Thesis B.H.U., Varanasi (summary in BIM 1974–75, 75–77). Agarwal, Rishi Kumar (1971) – Origin of spectacles in India, British Journal of Ophthalmology 55, 128–129. Agarwal, Sohan L., P.C. Dandiya, P.K. Singh, and R.B. Arora (1956) – A note on the preliminary studies of certain pharmacological actions of Acorus calamus L., Journal of the American Pharmaceutical Association 45, 655–656. Aggarwal, D.V. (1973) – Clinical and experimental studies on Ayurvedic hypocholesterolemic drugs, *Thesis B.H.U., Varanasi (summary in BIM 1973, 156–158). *Agnihotri, A.B.L., G.L. Sharma, and V.A. Shastri (1966) – Gṛdhrasī kī cikitsā meṃ eraṇḍbīmajjākalp, Rheumatism 2, 1, 28–33.