16 A Short History of Ayurvedic Veterinary Literature
Neck are stiffened by Wind. (Tuberculosis ?) On the Cure of a Horse having his Back
stiffened by Wind. (Slack in the back ?). On the Cure of the Wind which seizes the
Hind part of a Horse. (Kumri ?). On the Cure of a Horse being seized by the Deu Wind.
(Mad Staggers ?). On the Cure of a Horse having his Yard and Testicles affected to the
Extremity of the Anus by the Wind called Ban. (Phimosis ?). On the cure of the Wind
called Wauthour (Colic). On the Cure of the Wind called in Indian Arwett (Stomatitis ?).
On the Cure of the Wind called in Indian Diaunk (Colic).
Chapter 6.—On Defluctions, the causes producing and the Cure thereof (including
Influenza ?).
Chapter 7.—On the Causes which make Bile and Heat prevalent in the Temperament
of Horses.
Chapter 8.—On the Cure of a Horse that stales Blood (Acute nephritis ?).
Chapter 9.—On the Cure of a Horse having Blood issuing from his Mouth, Nose,
Anus etc.
Chapter 10.—On the Cure of a Horse from ' Asthma '. (Pneumonia ?).
Chapter 11.—On the Cure of a Horse for stoppage of Urine.
Chapter 12.—On the Cure of a Horse troubled with worms.
Chapter 13.—On the Cure of a Horse indisposed from much labour and fatigue.
Chapter 14.—On the Cure of a Horse for a Lock'd Jaw and a constant issue of Saliva
from the Mouth. (Rabies ? Tetanus ?).
Chapter 15.—On the Cure of a Horse indisposed from a bilious and windy habit
(Surra ?).
Chapter 16.—On the Several Kinds of Swelling which Horses are liable to and the Cure
thereof. Cure for a swelling between the Naval and Stomach of a Horse.
Chapter 17.—On the Coughs which Horses are subjected to and the Cure of the same.
Chapter 18.—On the Cure of a Horse from the Fouwak Wind.
Chapter 19.—On the Cure of a Horse for the Dyk called K'hij and also Adhir.
(Worms ?).
Chapter 20.—On the Cure of a Horse full of Vitiated Blood.
Chapter 21.—On the Cure of a Horse disordered from eating too much salt.
Chapter 22.—On the Cure of a Horse indisposed from drinking Water at an unseason-
able Time.
Chapter 23.—On the Cure of a Horse disordered from eating too much Roghun (oil).
Chapter 24.—On the Cure of a Horse disordered from eating alternately raw and
boiled Grain.
Chapter 25.—On the Cure of a Horse diseased by the Shukkah which is called in
Indian Zukh.
Chapter 26.—On the Cure of a Horse diseased with the Koor. (Mange ?).
Chapter 27.—On the Cure of a Horse for a pustulous breaking out, called Bael
(Gtanders ? Strangles ?).
Chapter 28.—On the Cure of a disease which affects a Horse's Yard. (Dourine ?).
Chapter 29.—On the Cure of different kinds of Swoln Testicles in Horses (Dourine ?).
Chapter 30.—On the Cure of a Horse that alternately draws up a Testicle and lets
it fall again.
Chapter 31.—On the Cure of a Horse for a Stiffness and Heaviness of the Breast.
Chapter 32.—On the Cure of a Horse whose Hoofs are worn away.
Chapter 33.—On the Cure of a Horse whose Pasterns are swoln from Wind. (Wind
Gall ?).
On the Cure of a Horse with a scabby Tail.
Chapter 34.—On the Cure of undefined Diseases to which a Horse is subject. (Equine
Encephalomyelitis ?).
Chapter 35.—On the Cure of a Horse for Snake Bite.
Chapter 36.—On the Places wherein it is improper to keep a Horse, if you do, he will
become mad.
Chapter 37.—On the Medicines proper to be given to a Horse [including Mukyl,
Buffalow Horn, Garlick and Sajee Kehar (Ashshar)].
Chapter 38.—On the Marks which Men of Skill . . . . have always esteemed fortunate.