Yogaratnakara: With vidyodine hindi commentary Sanskrit and hindi
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615.538 B199 H 100500 Harmekhala | 615.538 B199 H 100502 Hriday deepak Nighantu | 615.538 B199 Y 100433 Yog Shat Vaidhvallbha | 615.538 B7309 Y 104539 Yogaratnakara: | 615.538 C1762 C 101066 Caraka - Samhita | 615.538 C1762 C 101066 Caraka - Samhita | 615.538 C1762 C 101066 Caraka - Samhita |
Yogaratnakara is one of the most renowned treaties of Indian Medicine. It is an extract of Indian medicine discussed in several books ranging from ancient period to later part of the 17th century A.D. It is a compiled work and masterpiece of Indian Medical system.
This unique work aims at determining the history of different drugs when they first appeared in Ayurvedic texts, like Yogaratna Samuccaya (10the century A.D.), Yogaratnavali (1574 A.D.), Yogasara (1600 A.D.), Yogasata (15th century A.D.) and Yogaratnakara (17th century A.D.). It has given details of nadi pariksa, astasthana pariksa etc. and has also provided additional useful information regarding pharmaceutical preparations and their administration, modified prescriptions for composition and potency of drugs based on scripture, tradition and experience. It is an important source book for getting a better understanding of the history of Indian medicine and also lays special emphasis on specific diseases and their cures.
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