An English Translation of the Sushruta Samhita, Vol. II — trans. Kaviraj Kunja Lal Bhishagratna (1911)
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762 THE SUSHKUTA SAMHITA. [Chap. VIII.
the import of words {i.e. delineation of its specific subjects). Who ever stores up in his memory and acts up to these sacred and worshipful injunctions on the science of life propounded, as it is, by the ncctar-origined sage (Dhanvantari), the preceptor of all physicians and equal to the celestial Indra in respect of majesty, enjoys happiness both in this world and in the next. 69.
Thus ends ihc eighth Chapter of the Kalpasthana in the Sus'ruta Samhila which treats of the measures to be adopted in the case of an insect-bite.
Here ends the Kalpa Sthana.
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