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Ksarapani

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Kśarpāni was a brilliant sixth pupil of medical education led by Atreya. He had compiled a Samhitā which is lost, in Vāgbhatta's time Kṣarpāni's quotations were inferable. Also several medical authors had liberally quoted him in the following works:

  1. Upajhya Madhukosa
  2. Vyākhyā kusumavali
  3. Tattva candrikā
  4. Cikitsā-kalikā-vivrtti
  5. Śusruta Samhitā


References[edit]

  • The Caraka Samhita published by Shree Gulabkunverba Ayurvedic Society, Jamnagar, India

 

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Deval Sancheti, Shashi Maheshwari, Krishna Maheshwari

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