Ashtangasamgraha 2.27
Aṣṭāṅgasaṃgraha 2.27
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2.27
amarmago 'lpahetvagrarūparūpo 'nupadravaḥ |
atulyadūṣyadeśartuprakṛtiḥ pādasampadi ||
tasya paraṃ mithunībhūtaṃ dṛṣṭvā maithunapravṛttirbhavati ||
paridagdhā kharā jihvā gurusrastāṅgasandhitā ||
modakaṃ triphalāśyāmātrivṛtpippalikesaraiḥ ||
gulmapārśvārtinut siddhaṃ jīrṇe cāsminrasaudanam ||
atastadeva bhaiṣajyaṃ mātrā tvasya kanīyasī |
saukumāryālpakāyatvāt sarvānnānupasevanāt ||
Not affecting vital spots, with minor causes, premonitory symptoms, and symptoms, free from complications,
with non-identical affected bodily tissue, region, season, and constitution, when the factors are fully equipped.
Seeing another engaged in sexual union, the desire for intercourse arises in him.
A parched, rough tongue, and heavy, loose bodily limbs and joints.
A bolus made with triphalā, śyāmā, trivṛt, pippalī, and kesara,
which removes abdominal swelling and flank pain, is effective; and when it is digested, rice with meat broth [should be taken].
Therefore, the medicine is indeed the same, but its dosage is smaller,
due to tenderness, smallness of body, and not consuming all kinds of food.
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