Ashtangasamgraha 2.71

2.71

viṣamo viṣamārambhakriyākālo 'nuṣaṅgavān ||

candanāñjanamustaiśca savṛkṣāmlāmlavetasaiḥ ||

gaṇḍamālāsu vāte ca pāṇḍuroge ca śasyate ||

tālīsasārivābhyāṃ ca sādhitaṃ śoṣajit ghṛtam ||

Intermittent fever has an irregular onset and time of action, and is persistent.
With candana, añjana, and mustā, along with vṛkṣāmla and amlavetasa,
it is praised in cervical lymphadenitis, in conditions of vāta, and in anemia.
Ghee prepared with tālīsa and sārivā overcomes consumption.