Ashtangasamgraha 13.23

13.23

utsedhaṃ saṃhataṃ śophaṃ tamāhurnicayādataḥ |

sarvam hetuviśeṣaistu rūpabhedānnavātmakam ||

bilvādimūlaiśca surāsauvīrakādisiddhaistṛṇapañcamūlaśvadaṃṣṭrāśṛtakṣīravāṃśca trapusairvārukaśatāhvābījakarṣabhakayavānīkalkitaḥ |

pītadārusiddhaṃ tailamanuvāsanam ||

a raised, compact swelling; they call that śopha (edema). Because of all [doṣas together], / it is comprehensive, but by specific causes it is of nine types due to differences in symptoms. // And with roots of bilva and so forth, prepared with surā, sauvīraka, and so forth, containing milk boiled with the grass group of five roots and śvadaṃṣṭrā, made into a paste with seeds of trapusa, ervāruka, śatāhvā, ṛṣabhaka, and yavānī; / oil cooked with pītadāru [is used as] an unctuous enema.