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A History of Indian Medical Literature v4.c65.661

A History of Indian Medical Literature v4.c65.661

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v4.c65.661

Guru, L.V. and D.N. Mishra (1965) – Effect of Embelia ribes (Burm) in patients infested by ascarides, The Antiseptic 62, 4, 273–278. Guru, L.V. and D.N. Mishra (1966) – Effect of the alcoholic and aqueous extractives of Embelia ribes (Burm) in patients infested by ascarides, JRIM 1, 1, 47–56. Guru, Ritā (1983) – Jain vāṅmay ke niśith cūrṇi granth meṃ upanyast āyurvedīya sāmagrī, Sachitra Ayurved 35, 8, 549–552. Gurumurthy, S. (1970) – Medical science and dispensaries in ancient South India as gleaned from epigraphy, IJHS 5, 1, 76–79. Gurunatham, T., P.V. Chandrasekaran, S.P. Usha, and R. Sarangan (1967a) – Preliminary study of the assessment of prakriti, JRIM 2, 1, 105–112. Gurunatham, T., S.P. Usha, M.V.R. Appa Rao, S. Venkataraghavan, and R. Sarangan (1967b) – Preliminary study on doshic set-up in tamaka swasa, JRIM 1, 2, 257–260. Gururaja Rao, B.K. (1970) – Development of technology during the iron age in South India, IJHS 5, 2, 253–271. Gutschow, Niels (1996) – The Aṣṭamātṛkā and Navadurgā of Bhaktapur: notions about ‘place’ and ‘territory’, in: A. Michaels, C. Vogelsanger and A. Wilke (Eds.), 191–216. Gyani, S.D. (1964) – Agni Purāṇa – A study, The Chowkhamba Sanskrit Studies, vol. 42, Varanasi.