Manuscripts
Pathya &Apathya (پاتھیا اور اپتھیا۔)
Introductory
| S.NO : | 4532 | AMAR ID : | AMAR/MS/4532 |
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| TITLE OF THE MANUSCRIPT : | Pathya &Apathya (پاتھیا اور اپتھیا۔) | SOURCE LOCATION : | Ibn Sina Academy of Medieval Medicine and Sciences (IAMMS), Aligarh, UP, India |
| PLACE & STATE : | Uttar Pradesh | ACCESSION NO. AT SOURCE : | |
| ACCESSION NO.AT NIIMH, HYDERBAD : | 622 |
Technical
| OTHER TITLE : | INA/ | AUTHOR NAME : | /INA |
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| CO-AUTHOR NAME : | INA | REDACTOR'S NAME : | INA |
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| SCRIBE DATE AND PLACE : | AYUSH SYSTEM : | Unani | |
| SUBJECT: | Dietetics | LANGUAGE : | Persian |
| SCRIPT : | Persian |
Textual
| AUTHOR'S BEGINNING SENTENCE (UNICODE)/(DIACRITICAL) : | Bab panzda hamd ar marz qai/ | ||
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| SCRIBE'S BEGINNING SENTENCE (UNICODE)/(DIACRITICAL) : | / | ||
| AUTHOR'S ENDING SENTENCE (UNICODE)/(DIACRITICAL) : | Tammat tamam shud--- dar ilm tibb/ | ||
| SCRIBES ENDING SENTENCE (UNICODE)/(DIACRITICAL) : | /INA | ||
| COLOPHON (UNICODE)/(DIACRITICAL) : | / | CHAPERTIZATION: | Chapterised |
| EXTENT : | Incomplete | ||
| REMARKS : | Red letters ware seen in the manuscript especially to highlight the chapters | ||
Physical
| MATERIAL : | SIZE : | ||
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| No. of FOLIOS : | 18 | No. of PAGES : | 36 |
| No. of LINES PER FOLIOS : | No. of LINES PER PAGE: | 23 | |
| No. of LETTERS PER LINE : | 13 | GRANTHAMANA : | |
| MISSING FOLIOS : | Some folios are missing in the beginning | ILLUSTRATIONS : | |
| CONDITION : | Good, Readable |
Catalogue
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| CATALOGUE TITLE : | INA | CATALOGUE PART : | INA |
| CATALOGUE VOLUME : | INA | CATALOGUE EDITOR: | INA |
| CATALOGUE PUBLISHER : | INA | CATALOGUE YEAR OF PUBLICATION : | INA |
| CATALOGUE ADDITIONAL DETAILS : | INA |
Publication Details
| PUBLICATION STATUS : | PUBLICATION LANGUAGE : | INA | |
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| PUBLICATION AVAILABILITY : | INA | PUBLICATION EDITOR : | |
| PUBLICATION TRANSLATOR : | INA | PUBLICATION PUBLISHER: | |
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| ABOUT MANUSCRIPT : | Pathya & Apathya is a Persian book on Ayurveda that focuses on the concepts of Pathya(wholesome) and Apathya (unwholesome), which are central to achieving the goals and objectives of Ayurvedic medicine. In Ayurveda, both the body and diseases are believed to be influenced by food, as captured by the saying Ahara SambhavamVastuhRogaschaharaSambhavah (the body and diseases arise from food). Ahara (food) holds the highest importance among the three essential pillars of life (Upastambha). In the context of Yuktivyapashraya Chikitsa (rational therapy), treatment plans focus primarily on the combination of medicine and food. These medicinal foods and behaviors are referred to as Upashaya (conducive to healing), while those that aggravate the condition are called Anupashaya (non-conducive). The principle of Pathya-Apathya aligns closely with the Ayurvedic concept of Upashaya-Anupashaya, emphasizing the critical role that diet and lifestyle play in the treatment and prevention of diseases | ||
Digitization Status
| DIGITIZED BY : | CCRAS-NIIMH | DIGITIZATION DATE : | March 2023 |
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