Āyurvedasūtram

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A SARIT edition of chapters 1–5
  • Creation of machine-readable version: Zoe Slatoff
  • Editing and conversion to TEI-conformant markup: Dominik Wujastyk

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6th of December, 2010
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E-text prepared by Zoe Slatoff from Shamasastry 1922. TEI encoding by D. Wujastyk and Patrick Mc Allister.

Source Description

Title: Āyurvedasūtram Yogānandanāthakṛtabhāṣyasametam = The Ayurvedasutram ; with the commentary of Yoganandanatha
Editor: Rudrapatnam Shamasastry (1868–1944)
Publisher: University of Mysore
Place of Publication: Mysore
Date: 1922
Note: Copyright (C) 1922-2004 Rudrapatnam Shamasastry (1868–1944. (See URL: http://copyright.gov.in/Documents/handbook.html)
Note: Scanned copies available at Archive.org, including at ark:/13960/t5t78vk6x.
Note: According to the introduction, p. iv, the edition was based on three manuscripts.
  • A palm leaf manuscript with a Jaina physician in Mysore who later donated the MS to the Mysore Oriental Institute Library. It contained the work in five praśnas together with a commentary on them by Yogānandanātha.
  • A copy of the above item, that was used initially.
  • Oriental Manuscripts Library, Tanjore: a copy of the sūtra text in sixteen praśnas, without the commentary
  • A copy of the above.
  • Oriental Manuscripts Library, Madras: a copy of the sūtra text in sixteen praśnas, without the commentary
  • A copy of the above.
  • A copy of the Suutra text from the library of the late native physician D. V. Gopalachar in Madras.

Language Usage

Sanskrit sa 95%
British English en-GB 5%

Revision Description

  • 2010-11: Conversion to TEI by Dominik Wujastyk.
  • 2011-01: Addition of revisionDesc element by Patrick Mc Allister
  • 2013-03-15: Updated and simplified the TEI header, to bring it in line with current SARIT practice, by Dominik Wujastyk.
  • 2018-10-06: Minor typo correction. By

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