A History of Indian Medical Literature v4.c65.733

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*Jones, Rex L. (1995) – The Soma plant and the possible connections to the genus Datura (thornapple tree), Department of South Asian Studies, University of Pennsylvania. Jones, Sir William (1794a) – The design of a treatise on the plants of India, Asiatic Researches II, 270–276; also in: Collected works V, 1–12. Jones, Sir William (1794b) – On the spikenard of the ancients, Asiatic Researches II, 315–325; also in: Collected works V, 13–31. Jones, Sir William (1807a) – Additional observations on the spikenard of the ancients, Asiatic Researches IV, 97–107; also in: Collected works V, 32–46. Jones, Sir William (1807b) – On the loris, or slow-paced lemur, Asiatic Researches IV, 127–131; also in: Collected works IV, 360–366. Jones, Sir William (1807c) – A catalogue of Indian plants, comprehending their sanscrit, and as many of their Linnaean generic names as could with any degree of precision be ascertained; Botanical observations on select Indian plants, Asiatic Researches IV, 231–303; also in: Collected works V, 55–61 and 62–162. Jones, Sir William (1993) – The collected works of Sir William Jones, facsimile reprint, with additional material, of the 1807 edition, 13 volumes, Curzon Press, Richmond. Jones, Sir William (1993) – On the baya, or Indian gross-beak, described by At’har Ali’ Kha’n of Dehli, Collected works IV, 353–355. Jones, Sir William (1993) – On the pangolin of Bahar, sent by Matthew Leslie, Esq., Collected works IV, 356–359.

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Jones, Sir William (1993) – On the cure of the elephantiasis: introductory note, Collected works IV, 367–370. Jones, Sir William (1993) – On the cure of the elephantiasis, and other disorders of the blood, Collected works IV, 371–379. Jones, W.H.S. (1907) – Malaria: a neglected factor in the history of Greece and Rome, with an introduction by Major R. Ross and a concluding chapter by G.G. Ellett, Macmillan and Bowes, Cambridge/Macmillan and Co., Ltd., London. Jones, W.H.S. (1909) – Malaria and Greek history, to which is added The history of Greek therapeutics and the malaria theory by E.T. Withington, The University Press, Manchester. *Jones, W.H.S. (1924) – The doctor’s oath: an essay in the history of medicine, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge. Jones, W.H.S. (1967) – The prevalence of malaria in ancient Greece, in: D. Brothwell and A.T. Sandison (Eds.), 170–176. Jong, M. de (1964) – Inleiding tot het werk van Garcia da Orta, Scientiarum Historia 6, 16–24. Jopat, Puruṣottam Dās (1976) – Varṇaratnākar meṃ āyurvedīya sāmagrī, Sachitra Ayurved 28, 12, 756–763 (abstract in English in BIIHM 7, 3/4, 1977, 218). Jordens, J.T.F. (1975) – Medieval Hindu devotionalism, in: A.L. Basham (Ed.), 266–280. Joseph, George and B.G. Prasad (1967) – An epidemiological study of filariasis in the coastal belt of Kerala State, IJMR 55, 11, 1259–1272. Joseph, Thangam and G. Shanthakumari (1971) – Central nervous system effects of Sida retusa root, Japanese Journal of Pharmacology 21, 136–138.

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Joshi, Ambalal (1976) – Family planning through indigenous drugs and herbs, Nagarjun 20, 2, 17–20. Joshi, Damodar (1973–1974) – Study of abhraka bhasma, *Thesis B.H.U., Varanasi (summary in BIM 1974–75, 15–17). Joshi, Damodar (1979) – Mercury in Indian medicine, SHM 3, 4, 234–297. Joshi, Damodar (1982) – Concept of Ayurvedic sodhana method and its effects with reference to sulphur, Ancient Science of Life 1, 4, 229–235. Joshi, Damodar (1986) – Rasaśāstra, edited by K.P. Sreekumari Amma, Publication Division, Ayurveda College, Trivandrum. Joshi, Damodar (1991) – Role of rasaayana therapy in the maintenance of positive health, Indian Medicine (Vijayawada) 3, 1, 35–39. Joshi, Damodar (1991a) – Rasa Ratna Samuccaya by Śrī Vāgbhaṭa, part-I, edited with English translation and notes, Indian Medicine Science Academy, New Delhi. Joshi, Damodar and V.K. Agrawal (1975) – An attempt on the standardisation of some kwaths (decoctions) with special reference to their method of preparation, JRIM 10, 1, 89–91. Joshi, D. and C.B. Jha (1990) – Critical study of the asavarhata preparations of Brhattrayee, Ancient Science of Life 9, 3, 125–133.