The editor says Ugrāditya's Kalyāṇakāraka also shows that Pūjyapāda wrote, besides a…

The editor says Ugrāditya's Kalyāṇakāraka also shows that Pūjyapāda wrote, besides a Kalyāṇakāraka, a work called Śālākya tantra (Śalyatantra) describing operations; his complete medical work is not available, but it must have been as important as his doctrine and grammar. Pūjyapāda used only words of Jain doctrinal usage, and the scale of his work shows in his setting out the procedure of Kumārī-bhṛṅgāmalaka oil in 46 quarter-verses of anuṣṭubh, the gandhaka rasāyana in 37, the mahāviṣamuṣṭi oil in 48 and the bhuvaneśvarī powder in 30. The editor also quotes a verse attributed to Pūjyapāda in which ingredient names (marica, tikta, kaṇa and others) are repeated in threes and whose last line names vomiting, vāta, pitta and poison.

Why it is kept for review: Jain medical tradition (Pūjyapāda's medical works).

उन्होंने अपने ग्रंथ में कुमारी भृंगामलक तैल के क्रम को अनुष्टप् शलोक के 46 चरणों से प्रतिपादन किया है। गंधक, रसायन क्रम को 37 चरणों में, महाविष मुष्टि तैल कि विधि को 48 चरणों में अैर भुवनेश्वरी चूर्ण के विधान को 30 चरणों में प्रतिपादन किया है।