Ashtangasamgraha 11.14

11.14

mustājamojapūjīkavacāśuṇṭhyagnidhānyakaiḥ |

savālakaśaṭhībilvaiḥ kvāthaṃ tṛṭcchūlavān pibet ||

tantumān makṣikākrānto rājīmāṃścandrakairyutaḥ ||

śvāso yakṛti rodhastu plīhanyucchūvāsasyatṛṭpunaḥ ||

maricapañcakolājājīdhanikābiḍadāḍimagarbhaṃ vā pūrvavadamlam |

anuvāsayedvā daśamūlasiddhena snehena |

pippalyādinā vā ||

Mustā, ajamodā, pūjīka, vacā, ginger, citraka, and coriander, / along with vālaka, śaṭhī, and bilva: one having thirst and colic should drink this decoction.
Fibrous, covered with flies, striped, and accompanied by glistening spots;
Dyspnea when in the liver, but obstruction of breath and thirst when in the spleen;
Or a sour [preparation] as before, containing black pepper, pañcakola, ajājī, coriander, biḍa salt, and pomegranate; / or one should administer an unctuous enema prepared with daśamūla; / or with the pippalyādi group.