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THE SUSHRUTA SAMHITA
[Chap. XXXII.

dwellings, preserve the child. May the fierce-looking, frightful goddess who is as black as a dark rain-cloud, who loves to haunt lonely and dilapidated human dwellings and whose body gives off filthy odours protect the child from all evils." 7.

Thus ends the thirty-second chapter of the Uttara-Tantra in the Sus'ruta Samhitá which deals with the medical treatment (of an attack) by Putaná