Ashtangasamgraha 2.43

2.43

grahādau sannipātasya bhayādau marutastraye |

kopaḥ krodhe tu pittasya yau tu śāpābhicārajau |

sannipātajvarau ghorau tāvasahyatamau matau ||

dhāroṣṇaṃ vā payaḥ pītvā vibaddhānilavarcasaḥ |

saraktapicchātisṛteḥ satṛṭśūlapravāhikāt ||

viśoṣya cūrṇayitvā ca dvau bhāgau gālayettataḥ ||

pāyayeccharkaropetāṃ cūrṇaṃ vā devadārujam ||

In spirit possession and the like, aggravation is of sannipāta; in fear and the like, of the wind; in the group of three, of pitta in anger; / the two [fevers] that arise from curses and sorcery / are sannipāta fevers, dreadful and considered most unbearable. / Or by drinking milk warm from the udder, one who has obstructed flatus and feces, / suffering from dysentery with bloody, slimy evacuations, thirst, and colicky pain, [is cured]. / Having dried and powdered [the ingredients], one should then filter two parts; / one should give it to drink along with sugar, or the powder made from devadāru.