Ashtangasamgraha 1.37

1.37

guṇāḥ sasūkṣmaviśadā viṃśatiḥ saviparyayāḥ |

indriyārthā vyavāyī ca vikāṣī cāpare guṇāḥ ||

bhūvāyusamparkāt kṛṣṇatā |

sarvadhātusāmye śyāmatā ||

asvedanidrastṛṣṇārtaḥ sitāmalakanāgaraiḥ ||

kāko 'viśastaḥ śastaśca dhūpane trivṛtānvitaḥ |

vacājyakuṣṭhaśrīveṣṭasarṣapairdhūpayet sadā ||

together with subtle and clear, are the twenty qualities, along with their opposites.
The sensory objects, diffusiveness, and relaxing capacity are further qualities.
Darkness arises from contact with earth and wind;
sallowness arises when all bodily tissues are in equilibrium.
One afflicted with absence of sweat, [excessive] sleep, and thirst, [should drink gruel] with sugar, āmalaka, and dried ginger.
An inauspicious crow, and an auspicious [crow] accompanied by trivṛtā in fumigation;
one should constantly fumigate with vacā, ghee, kuṣṭha, śrīveṣṭa, and mustard.