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28 Rajanirghanta "is the work of Narahari Paudita, who states himself to be descended from a family of Kashmirian Brahmans; from the frequent occurrence of Dakshini terms in explanation of his Sanskrit text, it is inferred, however, that he was an inhabitant of the south of India. Besides the medical works which he refers to, he comprises amongst his authorities Amara, Halayudha and the Visvaprakasa, and by his stopping at the latter, it appears probable that he wrote during the interval between the appearance of that work and the Medini, or some time in the twelfth or thirteenth century. The compilation is almost wholly limited to the Materia Medica of Hindu physicians, or the synonyms and properties of various vegetable and mineral products considered to possess medicinal virtue." Wilson's Essays, III, 236. Beginning. srikanthavalamekhalaparinamat kumbhindrabudya rada End. prantastambhitasambhrtabdaganitaih sitairapam sitkaraih | nirvane madasanjvare pramuditastenatapatrasriyam vibhranena niratyayam disatu vah srivighnarajo mudam || tasyengapyekavimsah (1) srayati khalu krtau namanirmanacuda啶监ぞ ratnapida啶� prasante naraharikrtinah ko'pi sattvadisargah | Colophon. iti naraharipanditakrtaraja nirghantabhidhane sattvadirekavimso'dhyayah | dravyagunadikathanam, nanavidhabhaisajyabhidhananca | visayah | No. 567. pathyapathyam | Substance, country yellow paper. Folia, 25. Extent, 459 s 'lokas. Character, Bengali. Date Lines, 6 on a page. ? Place of deposit, Calcutta, Sir Raja Radhakanta Deva Bahadur. Appearance, old. Verse. Correct. Pathyapathya. Diet and regimen during illness, a medical treatise. By Raghudeva. Beginning. atha sarvvagadanam yat pathyam nopathyameva yat | End. visayah | tadatra vistarenaiva raghudevena likhyate || gurudevaprasadena pitadevaprasadatah | raghudevena nirnitam pathyapathyam gadature || jvarasignimandya-krmi-pandu-raktapitta - hikka - kasaprabhrtibahuvidha roge pathya- pathyakathanam |