Ashtangasamgraha 2.46

2.46

śārīro mānasaḥsaumyastīkṣṇo 'ntarbahirāśrayaḥ |

prākṛto vaikṛtaḥsādhyo 'sādhyaḥsāmo nirāmakaḥ ||

doṣe yuktaḥ karotyāśu pakve pakvāśayaṃ gate ||

marujāḥ sunuyāttaccajātaṃ sauvīrakaṃ yadā |

bhavedañjalinātasya lodhrakalkaṃ pibettadā ||

manaśśilāśaṅkhanābhiḥ pippalyo madhuyaṣṭikā ||

Bodily, mental, mild, acute, seated internally, seated externally, / natural, unnatural, curable, incurable, with āma, and devoid of āma. / When the doṣa is engaged [and] cooked, it quickly goes to the colon; / he should press the desert-born [substances] and when it has turned into sauvīraka, / it should be a handful, then he should drink lodhra paste; / realgar, conch-navel, long pepper, licorice.