Ashtangasamgraha 2.44

2.44

tatrābhicārikairmantrairhūyamānasya tapyate |

pūrvaṃ cetastato dehastato visphoṭatṛḍbhramaiḥ ||

śophamūtraśakṛdvātavibandhajvarakāsajit ||

kaṣāye daśamūlasya taṃ bhāgaṃ bhāvitaṃ punaḥ ||

patraiḥ kapitthacāṅgerībadarīkākamācijaiḥ ||

There, in him who is being sacrificed against by sorcery mantras, / first the mind burns and then the body, and thence with eruptions, thirst, and dizziness; / it overcomes swelling, constipation of urine, feces, and flatus, fever, and cough. / That portion, infused again in a decoction of daśamūla, / with leaves born of kapittha, cāṅgerī, badarī, and kākamācī;