Nadivijnanam and Nadiprakasham

Author(s): J C Sikdar
Publisher: Prakrit Bharti Academy

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In Nadivijnanam, verse 25, the word "शुष्क' is placed first "शुष्करुक्षादिभोजने'.
मधुरे बहिगमना तिक्ते स्याद् भूलतागतिः । अम्ले कोष्णा प्लवगतिः कटु के भृङ्गसन्निभा ।। NP. 25.3
___NV. 26, 27 कषाये कठिना म्लाना लवणे सरला द्र ता । एवं द्वित्रिचतुर्योगे नानाधर्मवती धरा (शिरा)| NP. 26.3
NV. 28
In regard to the pulse of a patient with inflamed or agitated fire Nadipraksam, verse 29.3, and Nadivijnanam, verse 7, present the same version of the original verse as given in Nadivijnanam.
लव
लध्वी वहति दीप्ताग्नेस्तथा बलवती मता । NP. 29.3
NV.7
In the case of the pulse of a patient having Atisararoga (dysentery or violent straining at stool or strong diarrhoea as it is called in Bengal) it is stated in Nadiprakasam, verse 30, that in Atisura the pulse of a patient is slow (manda) like the water leech of the summer.
अतिसारे च मन्दा स्याद् ग्रीष्मकाले जलौकवत् । NP. 30.3
___But Nadivijnanam, Verse 10, has stated the same thing in its version having the same sense in different words as given below :
अतिसारे भवेन्नाड़ी शीता मन्दगतिस्तथा । NV. 10
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