The editor says the Puṣpāyurveda survives in a Kannada (Karnāṭaka) script of the third century…

The editor says the Puṣpāyurveda survives in a Kannada (Karnāṭaka) script of the third century BCE that is very hard to read, a unique subject for historians, and asks readers to consider the importance of a work dealing only with preparations from eighteen thousand kinds of flowers. He says with pride that no one but the Jain ācāryas has ever composed a Puṣpāyurveda, a wonder in the world of Ayurveda whose credit belongs to them alone.

Why it is kept for review: Jain medical tradition (the Puṣpāyurveda).

इस पुष्पायुर्वेद ग्रंथ में क्रि.पू. 3 रे शतमान की कर्नाटक लिपि उपलब्ध होती है जो कि बहुत मुष्किल से पढने में आती है।