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A Body Of Knowledge: The Wellcome Ayurvedic Anatomical Man And His Sanskrit Context
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<section class="abstract">Abstract A widely-known painting currently in the Wellcome Library (Iconographic 574912i) depicts an anatomical view of the male human body according to the tenets of classical Indian medicine, or ayurveda. The painting is surrounded by text passages in the Sanskrit language on medical and anatomical topics. In this paper, the Sanskrit texts are identified, edited, translated and assessed. I establish a terminus a quo for the painting, and explore the relationship of text and image. </section>
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“The edition gives no account of the manuscript sources on which it is based.”
§ A Body Of Knowledge: The Wellcome Ayurvedic Anatomical Man And His Sanskrit Context > The texts
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“The project was was initiated under the patronage of the Bir Shamsher Jang Bahadur Rana, Prime Minister of Nepal from 1885 to 1901.”
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“But although the medical texts discuss and describe many topics that would lend themselves to illustration, such as intricate surgery, human anatomy, and medical botany, no images related to these or any other subjects are to be found in the manuscripts of these works.”
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“On the other hand, the colours and condition are fresher than would be the case if the painting had been exposed for two centuries.”
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“As the sections below show, the textual quality of the extracts from the Bhāvaprakāśa is poor.In each short passage there are 20 or more errors.”
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“The Kathmandu botanical paintings were a collaborative project between a learned physician and a group of artists for whom painting was a caste skill.”
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“The connection with Tibetan medical painting is clear to inspection: see Fig. 2, and compare the treatment of hands and feet, their outward rotation, the elbow and knee joints, overall posture, etc.”
§ A Body Of Knowledge: The Wellcome Ayurvedic Anatomical Man And His Sanskrit Context > Tradition and textuality
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“Yet extensive cataloguing and searches in this wealth of manuscripts has turned up almost no pre-modern images of any kind.”
§ A Body Of Knowledge: The Wellcome Ayurvedic Anatomical Man And His Sanskrit Context > Introduction
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“The artist, presumably collaborating with or under the instruction of a physician, produced an image that charts the organs and vessels of the ayurvedic medical body according to the Sanskrit medical textual tradition.”
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“The passages of the Bhāvaprakāśa used to accompany the Ayurvedic Man image are drawn from the third chapter (prakaran .a), that deals with embryology and anatomy.”
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“The second passage is taken from a description of the formation and metabolism of blood, a description that is itself part of a larger enumeration of the seven elements”
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“The first part of this text, in its location at v. 198, is part of the Bhāvaprakāśa's description of semen.”
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“The painting is surrounded by text passages in the Sanskrit language on medical and anatomical topics.”
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“The anatomical identity of the 'webs' (jāla) is uncertain.”
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“It is a direct quotation from the Suśrutasam .hitā, that has the verse at śārīrasthāna, adhyāya 9, v. 11 with :”
§ A Body Of Knowledge: The Wellcome Ayurvedic Anatomical Man And His Sanskrit Context > Notes on readings
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“Other examples of this particular type of image are at present unknown.”
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“The subject of verse 80ab, continuing from 79cd, is the spleen.”
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“A widely-known painting currently in the Wellcome Library (Iconographic 574912i) depicts an anatomical view of the male human body according to the tenets of classical Indian medicine, or ayurveda.”
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“The painting is uniquely important because it presents an interpretation of the interior of the human body as understood by practitioners of ayurveda, the medical system originating in early South Asia.”
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“This album was produced in Kathmandu, and thus shares at least the general location with our present painting, even if the date is about two hundred years later.”
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“The trail of the painting's provenance stops abruptly in London in 1986, so that avenue of investigation into its production and use is unfortunately closed to us.”
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“At least 16 editions were published between 1855 and 1998, and older editions continue to be reprinted.14”
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“The passage of which it forms part is a list of the locations and receptacles in the body of various substances.”
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“This is not just a variant reading, of course, but a replacement word for an elided pāda.”
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“The extract from v. 217 is incomplete.”
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“Dittography.”
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“The series of paintings was never published, and their fate remains unknown at the present time.”
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“The text passages that frame this body image are excerpts from a sixteenth-century ayurvedic work called the Bhāvaprakāśa, by the author Bhāva Miśra, son of Lat .akana.”
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“But in a short article written some years ago, I drew attention to an account of the production of an series of ayurvedic botanical paintings that was prepared in about 1907.18”
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“Manuscript copies are abundant in libraries in South Asia and abroad.”
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“The exact referent of the pupphusa (v.80cd) is not completely clear.”
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“The texts are mostly in verse, but the line-division in the painting does not reflect the verse structure.”
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“Once again, verses that are widely separated in this chapter of the Bhāvaprakāśa are reproduced in the painting without their original contexts.”
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“It is related -but not identicalto Vāgbhat .a's As .t .ā ṅgahr .dayasam .hitā, ch. 2 Śārīrasthāna, v. 11 Kum .t .e and Navare 1902, p. 198.”
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“This verse explains that the receptacles listed occur in men and women, and that there are three further receptacles -breasts and uterus -in the bodies of women.”
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“The extracts are taken from chapter 3 of the work, that deals with anatomy and embryology.”
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“There are many errors.”
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“Between them, they produced texts that are riddled with errors and incoherent in terms of selection and placement.”
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“Verse 270ab is a continuation of the list of orifices begun in Text I.”
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“The single-word labels that appear on various parts of the body image are often hard or impossible to read.”
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“Verse 279 uses the same word for both 'cook' and 'mature'.”
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“This passage represents Bhāvaprakāśa, p ūrvakhan .d .a, bhāga 1, prakaran .a 3 garbhaprakaran .a, verses 213, 217 (KSS, p. 54).”
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“The word order in the KSS edition is: ' Ú Ú '”
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“In October 1986, the Wellcome Library in London acquired the painting shown in Fig. 1 from an art dealer in London.”
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“In the KSS edition, this is the first half of the pāda whose second half is the first line of text H.”
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“Furthermore, they are often not in Sanskrit, but in bhās .ā, i.e., a vernacular derivative of Sanskrit.”
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“Bhāvamiśra cited scores of earlier authorities and his work was has remained influential right up to the present time, when it forms part of the standard degree syllabus at Ayurvedic colleges across India.15”
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“The large sinews are called tendons and there are sixteen of them.Their purpose is observed to be extension and contraction.”
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“The location of wind is green, but no colour is attached to wind in the Bhāvaprakāśa (e.g, prakaran .a 3, vv.102-19).”
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“Each of the eyes, ears and nose has two obvious orifices.The mouth, urinary organ and rectum is each said to have one orifice.”
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“In Bhāvamiśra's account, these receptacles are arranged vertically in the body, starting with the receptacle for chest-blood, below which is that of phlegm, then raw matter, cooked food, and the organ called that is also the receptacle of the digester.”
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“MIA and NIA terms have been checked in Turner 1966-85, but no pattern of linguistic or geographic distribution is obvious.”
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“Above that is the organ called , sometimes translated 'lung'.This is a difficult word to explain, and it refers to an organ that is difficult to identify.”
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“The labels are translated where possible.Some are in Sanskrit, but several are in Middle Indo-Aryan (MIA) or New-Indo Aryan (NIA).”
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“When the breasts are engorged, they are thought of as the receptacles for breast milk.44”
§ A Body Of Knowledge: The Wellcome Ayurvedic Anatomical Man And His Sanskrit Context > Face Transcription
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“The location of phlegm is red, which contradicts Bhāvaprakāśa prakaran .a 3, v. 126, where it is described as white.”
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“Appears to be a genuine variant, rather than scribal error.”
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“Early ayurvedic literature does not make it clear either that their identity or their involvement in respiration were recognized.”
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“Below the is the receptacle of wind.Below that is the receptacle of cooked food, and the same is the case for the receptacle of impurities.Below that is the bladder, the receptacle for urine.”
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“In women's bodies, the womb or receptacle for the foetus lies between the receptacles of bile and digested food.”
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“This passage represents Bhāvaprakāśa, p ūrvakhan .d .a, bhāga 1, prakaran .a 3 garbhaprakaran .a, from verses 270, 273 and 279 (KSS, p. 70).”
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“The receptacle of fire is above the navel, in a central location.”
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“The Bhāvaprakāśa adds the following receptacles: 39 u receptacle of chest-blood Ê receptacle of the digester a receptacle of fire and in the female body receptacles of breast milk”
§ A Body Of Knowledge: The Wellcome Ayurvedic Anatomical Man And His Sanskrit Context > Face Transcription
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“But if taken as a misreading for , then it would be evidence that the scribe could not possibly know Sanskrit.”
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“The scholar was not a great expert in the Sanskrit texts, and the scribe was apparently ignorant of Sanskrit.”
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“The earliest setting of the verse is in the summary of a chapter about pipes ( ), 26 and its general meaning appears to be that the pipes are what connect the internal person to the external world of material objects, via his five senses, for the duration of his life.”
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“Neither organ is involved in breathing.”
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“Furthermore, the image is related to Tibetan images showing moxibustion and bloodletting points, and these are only relevant to a living being.”
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“The argument is that life is fully present in the blood of the body in its pristine and original state.”
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“Bhāva Miśra wrote his encyclopaedic compendium of ayurvedic medicine between 1550-1590, probably in north India.12”
§ A Body Of Knowledge: The Wellcome Ayurvedic Anatomical Man And His Sanskrit Context > Ayurvedic man's texts
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“Theoretically, the painting of the Ayurvedic Man could have been produced at an earlier period, and the text added later, but the tight integration of text and image makes this unlikely.”
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“Its Sanskrit is generally correct, as is usual with KSS editions, although its relationship to the manuscripts on which the text is based is not transparent.”
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“The right 'lung' is called kloman.”
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“Clearly this verse has been problematic for many centuries.”
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“For such a person, the texts might have been recognisable, and would have been sufficient to bring the correct verses to the memory of the physician-scholar.For others, the verses would have been more or less unintelligible, and would have appeared as a collection of relevant lexical items in a general syntactic sequence broadly suggestive of anatomical significance.”
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“The identification of the painting's text passages as citations from the Bhāvaprakāśa does, however, provide us with a definite terminus post quem for the painting.It cannot have been produced before the late sixteenth century.”
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“The painting is flat and shows no signs of having been rolled up, so it was presumably intended for display.”
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“The purpose of verses 130 and 131 is to give definitions of two of the sub-types of phlegm, namely 'prop' and 'saliva'.”
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“To conclude, the Ayurvedic Man is an image painted no earlier than about 1700, on which have been written extracts from the classic ayurvedic work called Bhāvaprakāśa by Bhāvamiśra (fl.ca.1650-1690).”
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“Several elements in the above account suggest patterns of production that are plausible in relation to the anatomical painting under discussion here.A rich, perhaps royal, patron who initiates the project.A physician who is also a scholar of Sanskrit and ayurveda.And one or more painters of the Citrakara community.Finally, a calligrapher or scribe.”
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“It means 'lung' but not necessarily one of a pair of symmetrical organs.”
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“The addendum to the first passage is an aside addressing a concern that if life is present in blood, then blood-letting might be dangerous.”
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“But blood can become corrupted and old, and then blood-letting is worthwhile.”
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“I have presented discussion elsewhere to show that this painting is a Nepalese production, directly influenced by Tibetan traditions of illustrating bloodletting points.10”
§ A Body Of Knowledge: The Wellcome Ayurvedic Anatomical Man And His Sanskrit Context > Tradition and textuality
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“Being 'of the nature of Soma', mentioned in verse 131, means that they share the qualities and values of wetness, vegetation, coolness, and invigoration.This is in contrast to the polar opposite value of fieriness or being of the nature of Agni.27”
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“Although the extracts are connected with physiology and anatomy, but do not function as tightly-integrated labels to the body image, but rather as reflections on related anatomical issues.”
§ A Body Of Knowledge: The Wellcome Ayurvedic Anatomical Man And His Sanskrit Context > Reflections and conclusions
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“It is likely to be a saut du même au même from Ú to Ú in v. 215, with 'Ú ' being a semantically valid alternate reading for ' ' in the original.”
§ A Body Of Knowledge: The Wellcome Ayurvedic Anatomical Man And His Sanskrit Context > Remarks
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“These four verses were selected to give an account of how the five senses are connected to their objects, and then to give a series of five technical names each for types of wind, bile and phlegm (the three fundamental humours of ayurveda).”
§ A Body Of Knowledge: The Wellcome Ayurvedic Anatomical Man And His Sanskrit Context > Notes on readings
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“The 'living' eyes would suggest that it is the latter.”
§ A Body Of Knowledge: The Wellcome Ayurvedic Anatomical Man And His Sanskrit Context > Reflections and conclusions
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In the paper
“The high density of erroneous readings makes it impossible, in my view, that these texts could have been read and understood by someone without a pre-existing knowledge of the text.”
§ A Body Of Knowledge: The Wellcome Ayurvedic Anatomical Man And His Sanskrit Context > Reflections and conclusions
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“It is also worth considering the possibility of a lexical connection with 'heart' from the Persian dil, either by historical etymology or by horizontal contamination in the medieval period.43”
§ A Body Of Knowledge: The Wellcome Ayurvedic Anatomical Man And His Sanskrit Context > Face Transcription
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“This passage establishes that the Suśrutasam .hitā does not use a concept of fluid circulation, but rather works with a system of centripetal fluid distribution starting from the navel.”
§ A Body Of Knowledge: The Wellcome Ayurvedic Anatomical Man And His Sanskrit Context > Face Transcription
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“In ayurvedic anatomy, the two lungs have different names, pupphusa and kloman.”
§ A Body Of Knowledge: The Wellcome Ayurvedic Anatomical Man And His Sanskrit Context > Face Transcription
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“The tila may be connected rather with the body's heat, or else moisture and thirst, or else the secretions of the blood.41”
§ A Body Of Knowledge: The Wellcome Ayurvedic Anatomical Man And His Sanskrit Context > Face Transcription
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“In the same chapter, the Suśrutasam .hitā presents two important metaphors, one agricultural and one botanical, to describe the flow of these fluids in the body through the 700 ducts, starting from their root in the navel:”
§ A Body Of Knowledge: The Wellcome Ayurvedic Anatomical Man And His Sanskrit Context > Face Transcription
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“For comparison, the Suśrutasam .hitā enumerates seven receptacles (āśayas) in the male body,”
§ A Body Of Knowledge: The Wellcome Ayurvedic Anatomical Man And His Sanskrit Context > Face Transcription
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“This accords with the parallel concept of phlegm in the Greek tradition as a yellow choler (structurally opposed in Aristotelian humoral theory to black bile or Gk.melancholia).”
§ A Body Of Knowledge: The Wellcome Ayurvedic Anatomical Man And His Sanskrit Context > Face Transcription
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“Historical phonology and the law of mora permit the suggestion that may be connected with 'yellow'.”
§ A Body Of Knowledge: The Wellcome Ayurvedic Anatomical Man And His Sanskrit Context > Face Transcription
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“Das 2003, p. 77, n. 249 did correctly note that, 'there are several text passages on the sides of the diagram.Those I attempted to identify were all found in [the Bhāvaprakāśa]. . ..'”
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“Menstrual blood (rajas) is the female analogue of male sperm; it is the fertile contribution of the woman to the child's conception.”
§ A Body Of Knowledge: The Wellcome Ayurvedic Anatomical Man And His Sanskrit Context > Remarks
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“By comparison, the Suśrutasam .hitā describes the ducts (śirā) that transport fluids in the body as being coloured according to what they carry: those carrying wind are tawny, those carrying bile are dark blue, those carrying phlegm are white, and those carrying blood are red:”
§ A Body Of Knowledge: The Wellcome Ayurvedic Anatomical Man And His Sanskrit Context > Face Transcription
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“It is possible that the word is explainable as a derivative of an Indo-Aryan reconstructed word *tilikā that also accounts for a NIA cognate series meaning 'spleen '.”
§ A Body Of Knowledge: The Wellcome Ayurvedic Anatomical Man And His Sanskrit Context > Face Transcription
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“The top joints of the fingers are labelled .Perhaps this stands for which has a lexical meaning of 'fore-finger' but perhaps could be understood as 'top joint of the finger'.”
§ A Body Of Knowledge: The Wellcome Ayurvedic Anatomical Man And His Sanskrit Context > Left hand
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The authors state this as an assumption.
The painter of the Ayurvedic Man worked alongside or under the direction of a physician.
“The artist, presumably collaborating with or under the instruction of a physician,”
The paper relies on this without support.
Before this study, no one had fully and systematically identified, edited, and translated the texts around the Ayurvedic Man.
“While some progress has thus been made with identifying the stylistic influences affecting the painting, the texts surrounding the Ayurvedic Man image have not previously been systematically and completely identified, edited and translated.”
The paper relies on this without support.
The KSS edition's Sanskrit is generally correct and suitable as the base for translation.
“Its Sanskrit is generally correct, as is usual with KSS editions, although its relationship to the manuscripts on which the text is based is not transparent.”
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§ A Body Of Knowledge: The Wellcome Ayurvedic Anatomical Man And His Sanskrit Context > Face Transcription
“Their root is the navel.From there, they spread out upwards, downwards and horizontally.”
§ A Body Of Knowledge: The Wellcome Ayurvedic Anatomical Man And His Sanskrit Context > Face Transcription
“a system of centripetal fluid distribution starting from the navel.”
Rated minor: it would not touch a result — a value no result rests on, a p-value that stays on the same side of the significance level, or a conflict that is clerical, resolved elsewhere in the paper, or outside its own findings.
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§ A Body Of Knowledge: The Wellcome Ayurvedic Anatomical Man And His Sanskrit Context > Ayurvedic man's texts
“Bhāva Miśra wrote his encyclopaedic compendium of ayurvedic medicine between 1550-1590, probably in north India.”
§ A Body Of Knowledge: The Wellcome Ayurvedic Anatomical Man And His Sanskrit Context > Reflections and conclusions
“Bhāvaprakāśa by Bhāvamiśra (fl.ca.1650-1690).”
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Metadata
- Authors
- Wujastyk, D.
- Affiliations
- The University of Texas at Austin (US)
- Corresponding author
- Wujastyk, Dominik
- ORCID
- Wujastyk, Dominik
- Venue
- Asian Medicine
- Publisher
- Walter de Gruyter GmbH
- Published
- 2008
- Volume
- 4
- Issue
- 1
- Pages
- 201-248
- ISSN
- 1573-420X (ISSN-L)
- 1573-4218
- PMC
- PMC2772122
- OpenAlex
- W2064353821
- Cited by
- 13
- References
- 31
- Citations by year
- 2026: 1 · 2025: 1 · 2024: 2 · 2021: 2 · 2020: 2 · 2018: 1 · 2015: 1 · 2014: 1 · 2012: 1
- FWCI
- 7.09
- Type
- journal article
- Language
- en
- Open access
- bronze
- doi.org
- Locations
- Asian Medicine (publishedVersion)
- PubMed (publishedVersion)
- PubMed Central (acceptedVersion)
- UCL Discovery (University College London) (submittedVersion)
- Funders
- Wellcome Trust (066401)
- Topics
- Social Sciences › Arts and Humanities › History › History of Medicine Studies
- Health Sciences › Medicine › Complementary and alternative medicine › Traditional Chinese Medicine Studies
- Social Sciences › Arts and Humanities › Religious studies › Indian and Buddhist Studies
- Keywords
- Ayurveda, Sanskrit medical texts, text-image relationship, Sanskrit translation, history of medicine
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Statistics and arithmetic are recomputed, not judged.
Confidence bands are shown only for fields calibrated on our annotated test set. None is calibrated yet, so no band is shown.
What counts as a claim ›How we measure confidence ›How we check this ›
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