Caraka Samhita Volume II (Nidanasthana-Indriyasthan)

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Author: Dr. Ram Karan Sharma Vice-Chancellor K. S. D. Sanskrit University Darbhanga-Bihar and Vaidya Bhagwan Dash Deputy Adviser in Ayurveda Ministry of Health & Family Planning New Delhi
Publisher: Chowkhamba Sanskrit Series Office
Language: [Text With English Translation & Critical Exposition Based On Cakrapani Datta's Ayurveda Dipika]
Edition: 2019
ISBN: 8170800137
Pages: 615
Cover: Hardcover
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The Caraka Samhita stands at the top of the ancient texts representing the School of Medicine in Ayurveda founded by the great Scholar-Sage Punarvasu Atreya. Its value is further enhanced by the fact that it is the only text available in complete form where-as other contemporary Samhitas such as of Jatukarna, temporary Samhitas such as of Jatukarna, Parasara etc. perished, that of Bhela is incomplete and that of Harita is dragged into controversy. Thus any scholar desirous to know about the fundamentals of Ayurveda and its approach to life, health and disease has essentially to take resort to the study of this text unique in depth and divergence. It is rightly said, whatever is not here can not be found anywhere else.

Historically too, it is quite interesting, Like an archaeological edifice. If it is dug into one would come across three distinct strate of authorship ascribed to Agnivesa, Caraka and Drdhabala in successive order.

And Translation This immensely valuable text needed since long a faithful and simple translation into English communicating the ideas as they are without divulging into dogmatic details which make the situation terse particularly for a young scholar. This comes from the pen of two erudite scholars of Ayurveda who has devoted the major part of the life in studying the text intensively from various angles and has command over both the languages concerned.

Thus the present work is a definite improvement in that its easy narrative style permits a Scholar not acquainted with Sanskrit syntax to grasp the various concepts of Ayurveda. Moreover, the present translation represents the first attempt of its kind to express in English the Ayurveda Dipika commentary by Cakrapanidatta, which sheds light after light on the text.

Vaidya Bhagwan Dash

Alongside what can be termed official medical science, the search for new drugs, and all the activity connected with the discovery of nature's secrets there exists a vast body of knowledge which stretches back into the ancient realms of time.

People without number throughout the world are fascinated by, and drawn to the world of alternative medicine which is receiving evermore recognition and appreciation in view of the use of the elements which our mother earth offers.

Vaidya Bhagwan Dash, former deputy adviser on Ayurveda to the Indian Ministry of Health, is a leading expert in a field which brings together ancient traditions and innovation in an attempt to meet the enormous needs of a country such as India.

On the sound basis of his medical training and research, Dash has furthered his studies, and as a recognised authority in Ayurveda has taken his knowledge and caring beyond his country.

He can look back on a long career in medicine and public service and among the many appointments he has held figures that of Director of the Yoga Research Institute in New Delhi.

The Pie Manzu Centre intends recognizing the contribution which Vaidya Bhagwan Dash has made to the health and well-being of mankind by awarding him the medal of the Presidency of the Italian Senate.

About the Author

Dr. Ram Karan Sharma (born March 20, 1927 at Shivapuri, Saran, Bihar) was initiated to Vedic and allied studies (including Ayurveda) on traditional lines by Pandit Ambikadatta Sharma at Lokamanya Brahmacaryasrama, Muzaffarpur. As a full bright scholar, he worked with Prof. M. B. Emeneau at the University of California, Berkeley, U. S. A. College Muzaffarpur and Dr. Ishvara Datta (Patna College) affiliated to Patna University.

He was founder Director, Rashtriya Sanskrit Sansthan; vice Chancellor, Sampurnanand and Sanskrit University and Kameshvara Singh Darbhanga Sanskrit University; Joint Educational Adviser, Govt. of India; Visiting of Bihar. Presently he is the President of International Association of Sanskrit Studies. Areas of his special interest are: Panini, Mahabharata, Darsana, Kavya and Ayurveda. More than one hundred research papers and about a dozen major publications he has authored. His creative writings include Sandhya (Poetry), a recipient of Sahitya Akademi award and Sima (Novel) a recipient of Bharatiya Bhasha Parishad award.

Vaidya Bhagwan Dash (born Oct. 1934 in Parbatipur, Orissa) has had an outstandingly brilliant academic career. In addition to graduate and postgraduate qualifications in Ayurveda, he holds a Master's degree in Sanskrit and a Doctorate from University of Delhi.

In the course of over forty years dedicated to research and practice of Ayurveda, Dr. Dash has attended several international conferences and seminars held in Brazil, Mexico, Italy and France. He was invited to deliver a course of lectures in Ayurveda at the Patrice Lumumba Friendship University, Moscow and the Australia School of Ayurveda at Adelaide, South Australia.

A Sanskrit scholar, he handles the English Language with equal felicity. A significant advantage to his propensity for research in Ayurveda is Dr. Dash's proficiency in Tibetan Medicine.

Author of over sixty important publications covering different aspects of Ayurveda and Tibetan Medicine, he is recipient of several prestigious awards including a Gold Medal from the Presidency of Italian Senate for outstanding services he has made to the health and well-being of mankind.

He was deputy Adviser in Adviser in Ayurveda to the Government of India in the Ministry of Health and F. W. till 1981, when he took voluntary retirement to enable him to devote more time for academic and research activities. As a Consultant in Traditional Medicine of the World Health Organisation, he had paid several visits to Bangladesh, Bhutan, Burma and Mongolia to study and advise on the Health Development Programmes of those countries.

CONTENTS
Nidana)
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NIDANASTHANA
v
CHAPTER I
DIAGNOSIS OF FEVER (Jvara Nidana)
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Number
Page
No.
Introduction1-23
Causative Factors-Their Synonyms and Classification3-43
Synonyms of Disease55
Means of Diagnosing a Disease66
Nidana or Causative Factor76
Purvarupa or Premonitory Symptoms87
Linga or Signs and Symptoms98
Upasaya or Exploratory Therapy 109
Samprapti or Pathogenesis11-1211
Causative Factors of Fever in General17-17
Vatika Type of Fever19-2118
Paittika Type of Fever22-2421
Slaismika Type of Fever25-2723
Davandvaja or Sannipatika Fever28-2924
Exogenous Fever30-3126
Premonitory Symptoms of Fever3328
Mythology About Origin of Fever3529
Line of Treatment3630
Use of Ghee in Chronic Fever37-4031
Need for Repetition of Statements4133
Summary42-4433
CHAPTER II
DIAGNOSIS OF RAKT APITT A-A CONDITION CHARACTERISED BY BLEEDING FROM VARIOUS PARTS OF THE BODY (Raktapatta Nidana)
Introduction1-234
Pathogenesis3-434
Definition536
Premonitory Symptoms637
Complications737
Prognosis937
Line of Treatment11-1438
Prognosis15-2139
Incurability21-2742
CHAPTER III
DIAGNOSIS OF GULMA OR PHANTOM TUMOUR (Gulma Nidana)
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Page
No.
Introduction1-23
Varieties343
Etiology of Vata Gulma644
Pathogenesis, Signs and Symptoms of Vatika Gulma745
Etiology, signs and Symptoms of Paittika Gulma8-946
Etiology, Signs and symptoms of Kapha Gulma10-1147
Sannipatika Gulma1249
Rakta Gulma13-1449
Premonitory Symptoms of Rakta Gulma1551
Principle of Treatment16-1751
Summary1852
CHAPTER IV
DIAGNOSIS OF PRAMEHA OR OBSTINATE URINARY DISORDERS INCLUDING DIABETES MELLITUS
(Prameha Nidana)
Introduction1-253
Varieties353
Etiology in general 453
Etiology of Kaphaja Prameha5-754
Pathogenesis of Kaphaja Prameha855
Signs and Symptoms of Kaphaja Prameha9-2357
Etiology of Pittaja Prameha24-2660
Sign and Symptoms of Pittaja Prameha27-3561
Etiology of Vataja Prameha36-3762
Signs and Symptoms of Vataja Prameha38-4663
Premonitory Symptoms of Prameha4765
Complications and Line of treatment48-5265
Summary53-5566
CHAPTER V
DIAGNOSIS OF KUSTHA OR OBSTINATE SKIN DISEASES INCLUDING LEPROSY (Kustha-Nidana)
Introduction1-267
Causative Factors of Kustha367
Classification of Kustha4-568
Etiology in Brief670
Premonitory Signs and Symptoms771
Signs and Symptoms872
Prognosis974
Complications10-1575
Summary1676
CHAPTER VI
DIAGNOSIS OF CONSUMPTION (Sosa Nidana)
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No.
Introduction1-277
Etiology3-1277
Premonitory Signs and Symptoms1384
Signs and Symptoms1486
Prognosis15-1686
Attributes of a Royal Physician1787
CHAPTER VII
DIAGNOSIS OF INSANITY (Unmada Nidana)
Introduction1-288
Classification3-488
Definition589
Premonitory Signs and Symptoms689
Signs and Symptoms790
Line of Treatment8-992
Exogenous Type of Insanity10-1693
Prognosis18-2097
Need for Observance of Wholesome Regimens21-2398
Summary2498
CHAPTER VIII
DIAGNOSIS OF EPILEPSY (Apasmara Nidana)
Introduction1-299
Classification399
Etiology499
Definition5100
Premonitory Signs and Symptoms6100
Signs and Symptoms8101
Exogenous Type9103
Line of Treatment10103
Mythology about Origin of Disease and Prognosis11-14103
Diseases as Causative Factors of Other diseases16-22105
Definition of Correct Therapy23107
Etiology of diseases24-26107
Symptoms and Diseases27-29107
Therapy and Diseases30-32108
Definition of Sadhya, Yapya and Asadhya33-35108
Examination of the State of Diseases36-39109
Symptoms and Diseases40110
Summary42-44111
VIMANASTHANA
CHAPTER I
SPECIFIC ATTRIBUTES OF RASA OR TASTES (Rasa Vimana)
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Introduction1-2112
Measurement of Rasas3112
Rasas and their Effects4113
Dosas and their Effects5113
Rasas and Dosas-Their Relationship6-12113
Specific Attributes of Rasas13-14118
Three things not to be used in Excess15-19119
Satmya or Wholesomeness20122
Eight Factors Determining the Utility of Food21-23123
Rules for Taking Food24-26127
Summary27-28131
CHAPTER II
SPECIFIC CHARACTERISTICS OF STOMACH CAPACITY
(Trividhakuksiya Vimana)
Introduction1-2132
Division of Stomach Capacity Into Three Parts3132
Signs of Intake in Proper and Improper Quantity5-7133
Vitiation of Ama8-9135
Two Types of Ama dosa10135
Visucika11135
Alasaka12136
Management of Amadosa13-14137
Amasaya and Its Function 15-18139
Summary19139
CHAPTER III
EPIDEMIC (Janapadodhvamsaniya Vimana)
Introduction1-2140
Collection of Drugs4140
Factors Responsible for Causing Epidemics5-11141
Management of Epidemic Di eases12-18145
Causes of Pollution etc.19-23146
Attributes of Different Yugas24-27149
Span of Life28-36151
Timely and Untimely Death37-38155
Need for Taking Hot Water by patients Suffering from Fever39-41156
Nourishing and Depletion Therapies42-44157
Patients Unsuitable for Elimination Therapy45159
Summary49-52160
CHAPTER IV
DETER MINATION OF FACTORS FOR UNDERSTANDING DISEASES (Trividha roga visesavijnaniya Vimana)
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Page
No.
Introduction1-2161
Pramanas or Means of Examining Di ea es3-5161
Different Aspects of the Examination of Disea es6163
Factors to be Examined by direct Observation7164
Factors to be Examined by Inference8166
Summary13-14170
CHAPTER V
CHANNELS OF CIRCULATION (Sroto Vimana)
Introduction1-2171
Channels of Circulation3-6171
Signs of Vitiation of Channels of Circulation7-8174
Synonyms of Srotas9177
Causes of vitiation of Srotas10-23177
Brief Sings of Srotodusti24180
Characteristic Features of Channels of Circulation25180
Line of Treatment26-28180
Summary29-31181
CHAPTER VI
SPECIFIC CHARACTERISTICS OF DISEASES (Roganika Vimana)
Introduction1-2183
Cla sification of Diseases3-4183
Vitiation of Physical and Psychic Dosas5-10185
Primary and Secondary Diseases11188
Four Types of Agni12189
Prakrti or Physical Constitution13-18190
Attributes of Royal A Physician 19196
Summary20-22196
CHAPTER VII
SPECIFIC CHARACTERISTICS OF PATIENTS (Vyadhitarupiya Vimana)
Introduction1-2197
Two Type of Diseases3197
Need for Careful Examination4-7198
Krimis or Parasites8-13199
Line of Treatment of Parasites14-30203
Summary31-32213
CHAPTER VIII
SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS OF TREATMENT (Rogabhisa jitiya Vimana)
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Page
No.
Introduction1-2215
Selection of Medical Texts3215
Selection of Teacher4216
Duties of Medical Students5217
Three Methods for Obtaining Knowledge6217
Method of Learning7217
Method of Teaching8218
Initiation of a Medical Student9-14219
Academic Debates15-16225
Procedure for Friendly Debate17226
Procedure to be adopted or Hostile Debate18-19227
Two Types of Assembly20228
Debate with an Opponent of Inferior or Equal Knowledge21-26229
Logical Terms for Debaters27-66249
Guide lines for a Medical Debate67249
Important Topics to be Known by Physicians68-78250
Need for Thorough Examination before Treatment79252
Query about Pancakarma80252
A Bewildering Reply81253
Situations for giving Correct Answer82253
Three Methods of Examination83254
Ten Important Topics for Examination84254
Examination of Physician86255
Examination of Drug87256
Examination of Diseases88258
Cure of a Disease89259
Signs of Normalcy90259
Signs of Life91259
Examination of Desa92-93259
Examination of Patient94260
Prakrti or Physical Constitution95-100262
Examination of Various Factors in a Disease101267
Examination of Sara102-115267
Samhanana of Compactness of Body116271
Pramana or Measurement117271
Satmya118275
Sattva119275
Capacity for Taking Food120277
Capacity for Exercise121277
Examination of the Span of Life122-124277
Description of Seasons125-127279
Pravrtti129284
Upaya130284
Objects of Examination132-134285
Drugs used in Emesis135285
Drugs Used for Purgation136289
Drugs for Asthapana Type of Enema137-138392
Drugs having Sweet Taste139292
Drugs having Sour Taste140296
Drugs having Saline Taste141297
Drugs having Pungent Taste142298
Drugs having Bitter Taste143300
Drugs having Astringent taste144302
Selection of Drugs149305
Drugs for Anuvasana Type of Enema150306
Drugs for Errhine Therapy151151
Summary152-157309
SARIRA STHANA
CHAPTER I
EMPIRICAL SOUL (Katidhapurusiya Sarira)
Introduction1-2311
Agnivesa's Query about Soul3-15311
Different Concepts of Purusa16-17314
Mind and Its Attributes18-19315
Objects of Mind20-21315
Process of Perception22-23316
Composition of Sense Organs24317
Motor Organs and Their Functions25-26317
Attributes of Five Mahabhatas27-31318
Perceptive Faculty32-34319
Purusa as Co-Ordinator35-36320
Proof of Existence of Soul52324
Paramatman and Rasi Purusa53325
Process of Perception54-57325
Manifestations of Empirical Soul58326
Absolute Soul and Empirical Soul59-62326
Twenty four Elements63-64327
Ksetra and Ksetrajna65327
Process of Creation66-67328
Process of Dissolution67-69328
Proofs for the Existence of absolute Soul70-74329
Mind and Soul75-76330
Transmigration77331
Freedom of Action of Soul78-79331
Omniprescence of Soul80-81332
Beginningless of Soul82333
Soul as Witness83333
Sensation and Soul84-85333
Treatment of diseases of Past, Present and Future86-93334
Desires and Miseries94-97335
Causes of Miseries98336
Impairement of Intellect99336
Impairement of Patience100337
Impairement of memory101337
Intellectual Blashphemy102-109337
Temporal Diseases110-115338
Actions of Past Life and Diseases116-117340
Wholesome Contacts with Sense118-127341
Aindriyaka Diseases128-131343
Factors Responsible for Happiness and Miseries 132-136344
Yoga and Moksa137345
What is Yoga?138-139346
Eight Supernatural Powers of Yogin140-141346
Salvation142-155346
Summary156350
CHAPTER II
EMBRYOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT (Atulyagotriya Sarira)
Introduction1-2351
Semen3-4351
Embryo5352
Factors Responsible for Easy Delivery6-10352
Determination of Sex and Number of Foetus11-21353
Conception22-27357
Abnormality in Foetus28-30359
Transmigration of Soul31-38359
Causation and Alleviation of Diseases39-43362
Daiva and Purusakara44363
Prevention of Seasonal Diseases45364
Freedom from Diseases46-47364
Summary48365
CHAPTER III
FORMATION OF EMBRYO (Khuddika Garbhavakranti Sarira)
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Number
Page
No.
Introduction1-2366
Factors Responsible for Procreation3-5366
Factors derived from Mother6370
Atman as Source7371
Guiding Factors8372
Factors derived from Atman10375
Factors derived from Satmya11376
Factors derived from Rasa12377
Factors derived from Sattva13377
Embryo-a Conglomeration of Several Factors14-16379
Hereditary Abnormalities17383
Soul and Sense Organs18-20384
Examination of Facts20-25385
Summary26-27386
CHAPTER IV
FORMATION OF EMBRYO (Mahati Garbhavakranti Sarira)
Introduction1-2387
Topics of the Chapter3387
Composition of Foetus4387
Definition of Garbha5-6388
Process of Conception7389
Union of Atman8389
Development of Foetus-Month-wise9-26391
Growth of the Foetus27401
Causes for Non-conception, Delay in Delivery and Death28-29401
Deformity in Child 30-33402
Dasas of Body and Mind34405
Types of Body and Mind35-41406
Summary42-45412
CHAPTER V
INDIVIDUAL AND UNIVERSE (Purusavicaya Sarira)
Introduction 1-2414
Individual-An Epitome of Universe3-7414
Miserics and Happiness of the Individual8417
Attachment and Detachment 9-10418
Means to Attain Salvation11-24421
Summary25-26424
CHAPTER VI
CONSTITUTION OF PHYSIQUE (Sariravicaya Sarira)
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Paragraph
Number
Page
No.
Introduction1-2426
Detailed Knowledge of the Body3426
Composition of Body4426
Maintenance of Equilibrium of Dhatus5-8429
Food and Dhatus9431
Attributes of Dhatus10-11432
Factors Responsible for Growth of Body12435
Promotion of Strength13436
Transformation of Food14-16437
Two Categories of Attributes17438
Vitiation of Dosas18-19439
Query about Foetus20441
First Organ of the Foetus21441
Position of the Foetus22443
Thirst and Hunger of Foetus23443
Process of Delivery24444
Proper Growth of Foetus25-26444
Diseases Caused by Divine Displeasure27445
Timely and Untimely Death28-30445
Summary31-34448
CHAPTER VII
ENUMERATION OF ORGANS (Sarirasamkhya Sarira)
Introduction1-2450
Query About Organs of Body3450
Six Layers of Skin4450
Parts of Body5452
Bones6452
Sensasory and Motor Organs7-8454
Resorts of Life9454
Visceras10454
Pratyangas or Sub-parts of Body11455
Major Orifices12-13456
Other Organs14456
Measurement of Liquid Constituents of Body15457
Mahabhautika Composition of various constituents 16459
Innumerability of Organs17461
Knowledge of Organs and Salvation18461
Summary19-20462
CHAPTER VIII
METHOD OF PROCREATION (Jatisutriya Sarira)
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Paragraph
Number
Page
No.
Introduction1-2463
Method of Procreating Excellent Progeny3463
Preparatory Measures4463
Cohabitation5-8464
Regimens for a son of Excellent Quality9-14466
Complexion of Progeny15460
Mental Faculty of Progeny16470
Purification of the body17471
Sexual characteristics of Progeny18471
Pumsavana19471
Measures for Maintenance of Pregnancy20473
Factors Injurious to Pregnancy21474
Line of Treatment of Pregnant Woman22478
Abortion and Its Management23-25478
Upavistaka and Nagodara26-28481
Treatment of Ailments in the Eighth Month29483
Foetal Death-Signs and Management30-31484
Regimens for a Pregnant Woman32-485
Construction of Maternity Home33489
Drugs to be stored in Maternity Home34490
Admission to Maternity Home35491
Signs of Impending Delivery36492
Labour Pain37493
Delay in Delivery38-39493
Duties of Attendants40495
Removal of Placenta41496
Management of New-born Baby42-43497
Separation of Umblical Cord44-45498
Birth rites46500
Protection of the new-born47500
Management of Mother after Delivery48-49502
Rites of Naming the Child50503
Examination of the Span of Life of the Child51504
Selection of Wet-nurse52508
Excellence of Breast 53508
Excellence of Breast-milk54-55509
Treatment of vitiated Breast-milk56510
Promoters of Lactation57511
Feeding the Child58512
Nursery59512
Cleanliness60-61513
Talisman62513
Toys63514
Child should not be frightened64514
Management of Pediatric Diseases65-66514
Summary67-69515
INDRIYASTHANA
CHAPTER I
CHANGES IN COMPLEXION AND VOICE INDICATING IMMINENT DEATH (Varna svariya Indriya)
Introduction1-2517
Factors to be examined to Determine the Residual Span of Life3517
Method of Examination4519
Various types of Prakrti5520
Vikrti (Unnatural Disposition)6-7520
Normal and Abnormal Complexion8-13522
Normal and Abnormal Voice14-16524
Summary17-26525
CHAPTER II
CHANGES IN ODOUR INDICATING IMMINENT DEATH (Puspitaka Indriya)
Introduction1-2527
Morbid Odour3-7527
Characteristic smell of Moribund Persons8-17529
Morbid Tastes Indicating Imminent Death17-22531
Summary23532
CHAPTER III
TACTICLE CHANGES INDICATING IMMINENT DEATH (Parimarsaniya Indriya)
Introduction1-3533
Examination of Moribund Persons by Touch4533
Details of Examination5-6534
Summary7537
CHAPTER IV
CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES OF SENSE ORGANS INDICATING IMMINENT DEATH (Indriyanlka Indriya)
Introduction1-6538
Vision Indicating Imminent Death7-18539
Audition Indicating Imminent Death19-20541
Smell Indicating Imminent Death21541
Taste Indicating Imminent Death22542
Touch Indicating Imminent Death23542
Supra-sensory Perception Indicating Imminent Death24-26542
Summary27543
CHAPTER V
PREMONITORY SYMPTOMS OF DISEASES INDICATING IMMINENT DEATH (Purvarupiya Indriya)
Introduction1-2544
Premonitory3-16544
Dreams17-40547
Manifestation of Dreams41-42550
Classification of Dreams43-46551
Summary47552
CHAPTER VI
PHYSICAL FEATURES OF PATIENTS INDICATING IMMINENT DEATH (Katamani Saririya Indriya)
Introduction1-2553
Physical Features Indicating Imminent Death3-24553
Summary25557
CHAPTER VII
CONDITIONS OF PUPIL INDICATING IMMINENT DEATH (Pannarupiya Indriya)
Introduction1-2558
Shadow Image in Pupil3-9558
Mahabhutas and Shadow10-13559
Various Types of Lustre14-15560
Shadow vis a vis Lustre16-17560
Signs of Imminent Death18-31561
Summary32563
CHAPTER VIII
INVERTED SHADOW INDICATING IMMINENT DEATH (Avak Sirasiya Indriya)
Introduction1-2564
Signs of Imminent Death3-26564
Summary27568
CHAPTER IX
COLORATION OF EYES INDICATING IMMINENT DEATH (Yasya Syava Nimittiya Indriya )
Introduction1-2569
Signs of Imminent Death3-22569
Summary23-24573
CHAPTER X
SIGNS INDICATIVE OF IMPENDING SUDDEN DEATH (Sadyo Maraniya Indriya)
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Page
No.
Introduction1-2574
Premonitory Signs Indicative of Sudden Death3-20574
Summary21576
CHAPTER XI
DIMINUTION OF BODILY HEAT INDICATING IMMINENT DEATH (Anu Jyotiya Indriya)
Introduction1-2577
Signs of Imminent Death3-28577
Summary29581
APPEARANCE OF A SUBSTANCE RESEMBLING COWDUNG POWDER INDICATING IMMINENT DEATH (Gomaya Curniya Indriya)
CHAPTER XII
1-256
Introduction1-256
Sings of Imminent Death3-8583
Characteristic Features of Messenger Indicating Imminent Death9-25584
Incidents in Physician's Way to Patient's House Indicating Imminent Death25-32587
Incidents While Entering Patient's House Indicating Imminent Death32-39588
Need and Scope of Repetition40-42589
Signs of Impending Death43-61589
Information on Impending Death to be Kept Secret62-64592
Messangers Indicating Good Prognosis67-70593
Incidents on the Way and While Entering Patient's House Indicating Good Prognosis71-80594
Signs of Good Prognosis80-88595
Summary89-90597
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