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Pt. Vardhamān Pārśvanāth Śāstrī edited and translated it; Pt. Anantarājendra Śāstrī of Mumbai and Pt. Bindumādhav Śāstrī of Ahmednagar revised it; Vaidya Pañcānana Pt. Gaṅgādhar Gopāl Guṇe Śāstrī wrote the introduction; and Seṭh Rāvjī Sakhārām Dośī inspired and supported the work.
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The editor says Dośī had the first copy made at the Mysore Government Library, encouraged the translation, supported the founding of the Kalyāṇa press named after the work, and gathered materials and funds; he died before the book appeared, and his son Seṭh Govindjī Rāvjī completed the task and published it in his memory. The editor, who says he is not a physician, signed his statement at Solapur on 1-2-1940.
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- Question
- Source pages with records
- 5
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- 0
- Chapters
- Front matter
- Extraction tasks
- T01
- Record id
- qa_T01_04