The editor adds that the author of the Rasaratnasamuccaya names Pūjyapāda in his work, which…

The editor adds that the author of the Rasaratnasamuccaya names Pūjyapāda in his work, which also shows that Pūjyapāda wrote a medical work, and quotes praise of him: a Kannada verse of Cāmuṇḍarāya; a verse of Śubhacandra's Jñānārṇava bowing to Devanandī, whose words remove the impurity of embodied beings arising from body, speech and mind; and a Kannada verse of Pārśvapaṇḍita, which the editor explains as saying that Pūjyapāda removed the faults of the body by his medical work Kalyāṇakāraka, the faults of speech by the Jainendra grammar and the faults of the mind (false belief) by the Tattvārthavṛtti.

Why it is kept for review: Jain medical tradition (testimony that Pūjyapāda wrote a Kalyāṇakāraka).

अपाकुंर्वति यद्वाच: कायवाक्चित्तसंभवम्। कलंकमंगिनां सोःयं देवनंदी नमस्यते॥