Ashtangasamgraha 2.68

2.68

sapratyanīko viṣamaṃ kuryādvṛddhikṣayānvitaḥ ||

badarīpallavotthena phenenāriṣṭakasya vā ||

vibaddhaviśi vātotthe gulme cāmlayutaṃ hitam |

mudrgādisiddhaistanmūlairyūṣādīṃśca prakalpayet ||

sapayasyā pṛthakparṇī ghṛtaṃ vā mākṣikānvitam |

sthirāmarataruvyoṣadvipunarnavasādhitam ||

with an opposing factor, and accompanied by increase and decrease, causes irregular [fever].
With foam arising from jujube sprouts, or of soapberry;
in abdominal swelling arising from vāta with obstructed feces, it is beneficial when combined with sour [agents]; / and one should prepare soups and the like with their roots prepared with mudga and so on;
pṛśniparṇī with payasyā, or ghee combined with honey, / prepared with śālaparṇī, deodar cedar, the three pungents, and the two types of punarnavā.