Ashtangasamgraha 16.4

16.4

sārivośīrakāśmaryamadhūkaśiśiradvayam |

yaṣṭīparūṣakaṃ hanti dāhapittāsratṛḍjvarān ||

tādṛśenāsṛjā ruddhaḥ prāktadeva pradūṣayet ||

śuṇṭhīpalaṃ pippalīpalamadhyardhaṃ dhānakākuḍavaṃ dāḍimadvikuḍavaṃ ghṛtapalāni viṃśatiḥ kṣīraṃ caikadhyaṃ vipacet |

etatsarpiḥ samānaṃ pūrveṇa ||

śatāhvāmadhukadrākṣā sitādāruphalatrayaiḥ |

kārṣikairniśi tatpītaṃ timirāpaharaṃ param ||

Sārivā, uśīra, kāśmarya, madhūka, the two cold herbs,
yaṣṭī, and parūṣaka eliminate burning sensation, bleeding disorders, thirst, and fever.
Obstructed by such blood, it initially vitiates that very blood.
One should boil together one pala of dried ginger, one and a half palas of pippalī, one kuḍava of coriander, two kuḍavas of pomegranate, twenty palas of ghee, and milk.
This ghee is equal in efficacy to the preceding one.
Taken at night with a karṣa each of śatāhvā, madhuka, drākṣā, sugar, dāru, and the three fruits,
it is supreme in removing cataract.