upodghata

[Elliot M. Stern]

A quick Google search brought up this verse, from the beginning of folio 2a in Tisaṭa's Cikitsākalikā with commentary, in number 947 (Chambers 711) on page 293 of Verzeichniss der Sanskrit-Handschriften, volume 1 of Die Handschriften-Verzeichnisse der Koeniglichen Bibliothek (Berlin, 1853).  The book is available on Googlebooks. 

upo]dghātaḥ padaṃ caiva padārthaḥ padavigrahaḥ vāsanāpratavasthaānaṃ vyākhyā tantrasya ṣaḍvidhā

Cikitsākalikā has been published together with a commentary by his son Candraṭa, but I do not have volume in my personal library. The verse, which evidently is cited in Candraṭa's commentary, does not appear in the excerpts from the commentary in Julius Jolly, Zur Quellenkunde der Indischen Medezin 4..., ZDMG 60:413-468.

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On 08 Mar  2010, at 5:55 AM, petra kieffer-Pülz wrote:

> Dear All,
> 
> I am in search of a parallel in Sanskrit for the following verse from the Vajirabuddhiṭīkā
> 
> upogghāto padañ c' eva padattho padaviggaho
> codanā pratyavajjānaṃ byākhyā tantassa chabbiddhā
> 
> The six terms as given in this verse do not tally with the standard terms (sambandha, pada, padattha, padaviggaha, codanā, parihāra) given in the Pāli literature from ca. the tenth century onwards as the categories relevant for writers of commentaries. Words like upogghāta, pratyavajjāna, vyākhyā used in this verse make it probable that Vajirabuddhi based himself on some Sanskrit source.
> 
> Below are the terms for which alternatives are used in Pāli literature:
> 
> upogghāta = sambandha = nidānaṃ = nidassanaṃ
> codanā = anuyoga = cālanā
> parihāra = paccupaṭṭhānaṃ = pratyavajjānaṃ
> 
> 
> Any suggestions are welcome.
> Petra Kieffer-Pülz
> 
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