A History of Indian Medical Literature v4.c65.433.3

v4.c65.433.3

(1976) – A theology of the repulsive: some reflections on the Śītalā and other Maṅgals, in: M. Davis (Ed.), 69–73. Dimock, Jr., Edward C., (1986) – A theology of the repulsive: The myth of the goddess Śītalā, in: J.S. Hawley and D.M. Wulff (Eds.), 184–203. Dimock, Jr., Edward C. and A.K. Ramanujan (1964) – The goddess of snakes in medieval Bengali literature, part II, History of Religions 3, 2, 300–322. Dineshchandra, S.K. Dixit, P.C. Sen and D. Joshi (1988) – An experimental study of kutajarishta with special reference to amoebiasis, Ancient Science of Life 8, 2, 100–102. Divyāvadāna – edited by Dr.P.L. Vaidya, Buddhist Sanskrit Texts – No. 20, The Mithila Institute of Post-graduate Studies and Research in Sanskrit Learning, Darbhanga 1959. Diwan, Prakash V., Laxman D. Tilloo and Dhruvaraj R. Kulkarni (1982) – Influence of Tridax procumbens on wound healing, IJMR 75, 460–464. Dixit, B.S. and P.V. Tewari (1967) – Concept of gandmala and apachi, Nagarjun 11, 3, 145–150. Dixit, B.S. and P.V. Tewari (1969) – Concept of tubercular lymphadenitis in Indian medicine and its treatment with indigenous drugs, JRIM 4, 1, 113–120. Dixit, O.P. (1974) – Takrarishta in the management of secondary malabsorption (grahani), *Thesis B.H.U., Varanasi (summary in BIM 1974–75, 60). Dixit, S.K. (1981) – Studies on different putas described in rasa granthas, Sachitra Ayurved 34, 1 38–43.