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The verses (Slokas) of the Sangraha are dense. A single line can contain complex pharmacological instructions. A "naked" translation often fails to convey the context. *
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The majority of free PDFs available online contain only the original Sanskrit text (Devanagari script). While valuable for pundits and those fluent in the language, this is useless for the English-speaking student.
Here is the key distinction:
e-Vagbhata - Institute of Ayurveda and Integrative Medicine (I-AIM)
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