English Translation of the Sushruta Samhita : With a Full and Comprehensive Introduction, Additional Text, Different Readings, Notes, Comparative Views, Index, Glossary and Plates, Vol. 3 of 3

Venturing into the foundational realms of ancient Indian medicine, "An English Translation of the Sushruta Samhita: Uttara-Tantra" is the third volume of a monumental work that elucidates the teachings of Sushruta, often hailed as the father of surgery and medicine in India. This volume primarily focuses on the "Uttara-Tantra", an integral part of the treatise detailing various diseases outside of surgical treatments.

Set against the vast expanse of ancient Indian civilization, the text delves deep into the Ayurvedic principles, encapsulating a time when the confluence of spirituality, philosophy, and medicine sculpted holistic approaches to health and well-being. With its profound insights, the work seamlessly connects the intricate threads of ancient wisdom to contemporary understandings of medicine.

Enriched by a comprehensive introduction, the translation presents meticulous notes, various readings, and comparative views that provide readers with a deeper understanding and context. Furthermore, the accompanying index, glossary, and illustrative plates amplify the text's accessibility and relevance. Its intersection with art and philosophy broadens its appeal beyond medical discourse.

As a testament to the pioneering insights of Sushruta and the profound depths of Ayurvedic science, this volume stands as a bridge between ancient wisdom and modern medical practices, underscoring the timeless relevance and universal truths found within its pages.

Venturing into the foundational realms of ancient Indian medicine, "An English Translation of the Sushruta Samhita: Uttara-Tantra" is the third volume of a monumental work that elucidates the teachings of Sushruta, often hailed as the father of surgery and medicine in India. This volume primarily focuses on the "Uttara-Tantra", an integral part of the treatise detailing various diseases outside of surgical treatments.

Set against the vast expanse of ancient Indian civilization, the text delves deep into the Ayurvedic principles, encapsulating a time when the confluence of spirituality, philosophy, and medicine sculpted holistic approaches to health and well-being. With its profound insights, the work seamlessly connects the intricate threads of ancient wisdom to contemporary understandings of medicine.

Enriched by a comprehensive introduction, the translation presents meticulous notes, various readings, and comparative views that provide readers with a deeper understanding and context. Furthermore, the accompanying index, glossary, and illustrative plates amplify the text''s accessibility and relevance. Its intersection with art and philosophy broadens its appeal beyond medical discourse.

As a testament to the pioneering insights of Sushruta and the profound depths of Ayurvedic science, this volume stands as a bridge between ancient wisdom and modern medical practices, underscoring the timeless relevance and universal truths found within its pages.