A treatise on Āyurveda that deals with diseases and their remedies, divided into many chapters as: jvaracikitsā (f.21); atīsāracikitsā (f.21b–29a); saṃgrahaṇīcikitsā (f.29a–33a); jīrṇacikitsā (f.33a–43a); pāṇḍurogacikitsa (f.43a–48a); rakta-pittacikitsā (f.48a–53a); urakṣatacikitsā (f.53a–67a); kāsacikitsā (f.67a–73b); hikkācikitsā (f.73a–75b); śvāsacikitsā (f.75b–77b. folio 76 is missing); svarabhedacikitsā (f.77b–78b); arucicikitsā (f.78b–81a); sardicikitsā (f.84a); tṛṣṇācikitsā (f.81a–86a); mūrchācikitsā (f.86a–87a); pānātyayādicikitsā (f.87a–88a); dāhacikitsā (f.88a–90a); doṣajaṃbhautikonmādacikitsā (f.90a–92b); apasmāracikitsā (f.92b–94a); vātarogacikitsā (f.94a–109b); vātaraktacikitsā (f.109b–113a); ūrustambhacikitsā (f.113a–114a); udāvarttānāhacikitsā (f.114a–124a); gulmarogacikitsā (f.124a–130a); hṛdrogorograhayocikitsā (f.130a–132a); mūtrakṛchracikitsā (f.132a–135b); mūtrāghātacikitsā (f.135b–137a); aśmarīcikitsā (f.137a–139a) pramehacikitsā (f.139a–146a); medorogacikitsā (f.146a–148a); udaracikitsā (f.148a–154a); śophāmayacikitsā (f.155a–159a); muṣkāṃtravṛddhivardhmakuraṃḍacikitsā (f.159a–161b); galagaṇḍamālāpacīgrnthyarbudarogacikitsā (f.161b–165b); ślīpadarogacikitsā (f.165b–167b); vidradhicikitsā (f.167b–168b); vraṇaśothadvivṛṇacikitsā (f.168b–171b); sadyovraṇāgnidagdhavraṇayościkitsā (f.171b–174a); nāḍīvraṇacikitsā (f.174a–176a); bhagandaracikitsā (f.176a–177a); upadaṃśarogacikitsā (f.177a–179a); śukadoṣacikitsā (f.179a–180a); kuṣṭaśvitraciktsā (f.180a–187b); śītapittādicikitsā (187b–188b); amlapittarogacikitsā (f.188b–191a); sarparogacikitsā (f.191a–193a); visphoṭacikitsā (f.193a–194a); snāyucikitsā (f.194b–195b); sūrikācikitsā (f.195b–197b); kṣudrarogacikitsā (198a–202a); mukharogāṇāṃcikitsā (f.202a–207a); karṇpālīrogacikitsā (f.207a–209b); nāsārogacikitsā (209b–212a); netrarogādhikāracikitsā (f.212a–223b); śirorogacikitsā (f.223b–226a); pradarasyacikitsā (?) (f.226a–239a, chapter name is missing); bālarogacikitsā (f.239a–246b); viṣacikitsādhikāra (f.246b–250b); uttarakhaṇḍa (f.251a–257a). This manuscript provides the family lineage of the author. It mentions that the author, Gaṇeśabhiṣak, was the son of Haribhaṭa, a pharmacist, and the grandson of Kṛṣṇa. The scribe, Bhānubhiṣak Baḍodekar, wrote this manuscript for his own use and to help others. He composed it in Vārāṇasī. (Written in 11-15 lines per leaf.; 251 leaves foliated 1-115, 122-257, upper left and lower right verso. Mistakes covered over in yellow or blacked out; some corrections in margins; significant syllables, words, or phrases highlighted in red throughout; vertical margins marked with triple red line.)
1880 Vikrama Saṃvat, 1745 Śaka Saṃvat (1823 CE)