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(11) Tailidya-vasti, vv. 642-4, in Eh. S., VIII, 9 (fol. 201) (12) Bhelt-yavági, vv. 802-4, in Bh. S., I, 7 (fol. 10).
To these may be added three formule which are no longer traceable in the single existing mutilated Tanjore Manuscript of the Bheda Samhita, but which are attributed to Bhea in the Yoga-ratna-samuchchaya of Chandrata.
These are
(13) Bala-ghrita, vv. 280-6.
(14) Gandamála-yoga, vv. 390-401.
(15) Lakshadi-sarpih, vv. 10596-60u.
From the Charaka Samhitâ the following formule are taken :
(1) Talisaka-cheria, vv. 11-13, in Charaka Samhitâ, VI, 8, vv. 140-3. (2) Shadava-churna, vv. 14-17, in Ch. S., VI, 8, vv, 136-9.
(3) A half-élôka, v. 24a, in Ch. S., VI, 5, v. 886.
(4) Vardhamanaka-chûrņu, vv. 25-6, in Ch. S., VI, 8, vv. 101-3. (5) Matulunga-chirna, vv. 29-34, in Ch. S., VI, 5, vv. 75-80.
(6) Tiktaka-ghita, vv. 133-6, in Ch. S., VI, 7, vv. 137-40. (7) Mahatiktaka-ghrita, vv. 137-43, in Ch. S., VI, 7, vv. 141-147. (8) shatpala-ghrita, vv, 150-1, in Ch. S., VI, 5, vv. 143-4. () Tryashana-ghita, v. 152, in Ch. S., VI. 5. v. 62.
(10) Vás-ghrita, vv. 153-4, in Ch. S., VI, 5, vv. 122-3. (11) Changéri-ghrita, vv. 155-7, in Ch. S., VI, 9, vv, I10-12. (12): Saramatya-gnrita, vv. 1696-176, in Ch. S., VI, 2, vv. 23-31. (13) Chyavanaprasa-ghrita, vv. 188-200, in Ch. S., VI, 1, vv. 59-71. (14) Jvarahara-anuvåsana-taila, vv. 383-5, in Ch. S., VI, 3, vv. 245-6. (15) Anuvisana-taila, vv, 38b-9, in Ch. S., VI, 9, vv. 131-4.
(16) An unnamed cough mixture, vv. 460-2, in Ch. S., VI, 5, vv. 119-21. (17) Prastha-virêka, vv. 484-90, in Ch. S., VI, 5, vv, 150-16.
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(18) Madhv&sava-yoga, vv. 491-3, in Ch, S., VI, 6, vv. 39-42.
(19) An unnamed fever mixture, vv. 494-5a, in Ch. S., VI, 3, vv. 201-2a. (20) Another unnamed fever mixture, vv, 496b-9a, in Ch. S., VI, 3, vv. 196-8. (21) Pramtha-prabamana-yoga, v. 603, in Ch. S., VI, 6, v. 24. (22) Pichchha-vasti, vv. 645-9, in Ch. S., VI, 10, vv. 70-4.
(23) An unnamed tonic mixture, vv. 742-3, in Ch. S., VI, 1, vv. 130-1. (24) Pippalt-prayga, vv. 745-8, in Ch. S., VI, 1, vv. 132-5.
(25) Dvitiya-Pippali-prayga, vv, 749-52, in Ch. S. VI, 1, vv. 136-40. (26) An unnamed aphrodisiac formula, v. 819,' in Ch. S., VI, 2, v. 99.
(27 and 28) Two other unnamed aphrodisiac formule, vv. 844b-6a, in Ch. S., VI, 2, vv. 44-5. (29) Bilajatu-kalpa, vv. 950-67a, in Ch. S., VI, 1, vv. 148-64,
Besides the forty-four formula, comprised in the foregoing two lists, the Nâvanitaka contains a considerable number of other formule, the authors of which are not indicated, and the source of which it is, at present, impossible to identify. It does not seem improbable, however, that they were extracted by the author of the Nâvanîtaka from the tantras or kalpas of the other four above-mentioned pupils of Atrêya. None of their writings have survived to the present day; but there is evidence which renders it very probable that they still existed at the time when the Navanitaka was compiled. In the latter occur six formule, which occur also in the Ayurveda Sâstra of Susruta, also known as Suiruta Samhita. They are the following:
(1.3) Three Amatisara-yoga, vv. 407-8, 409-10, and 411-12, corresponding to Subruta Samhit VI, 40, vv. 35b-36a, v. 35a, and v. 46 (pp. 763-4).
