Translating Buddhist Medicine in Medieval China

C. Pierce Salguero

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History of Medicine Studies Indian and Buddhist Studies Traditional Chinese Medicine Studies

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This interdisciplinary study examines the reception of Āyurvedic knowledge and other Indian medical teachings in medieval China through analysis of Buddhist texts, including translations from Indian languages as well as Chinese compositions between the second and ninth centuries.

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