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100			_aSushma kulshreshtha
245			_aMadhavanidanam by Srimadhavakara: _bRogavinichayaparanamakam, Hindi bhasha tika sahitam _hHindi
250			_a1st ed
260			_aDelhi _bEastern book linkers _c2004
300			_a398
500			_aThis treatise, Roga Viniscaya , is more popularly known as Madhava Nidana after the name of its author. It is counted as the first among the Laghu Trayi (the lesser triad) of Ayurvedic literature. It is considered as the ideal book dealing with Nosology (knowledge of diseases) and has earned appraise for its author as Madhava is best for Nidana. It has retained its importance as a text-book on the subject since the last thirteen centuries. It enjoyed great reputation as an authoritative text not only in India but even in other countries as can be judged by its translation into other languages and many commentaries. Translations: The earliest translation of Madhava Nidana, so far known, is to Arabic language done by the scholars of the court of Caliph Harun-al-Radhid of Persia who ruled between 768-809 A D. Many Indian medical treatises were translated under his orders but none of them are available now. They are only known by their mention in the works of later authors. The Second translation is to Italian by Mario Vallauri and published in Florence during 1913-14 a d. this translation is only for the first five chapters. Translations into almost all major Indian languages have been made during the previous and the present centuries.
505			_aVydhigna ke panchakarana Nidan aur purvarup Rupa Upashaya
650			_aMedicine, Ayurvedic
942			_cBK