Ashtangasamgraha 24.40

24.40

buddhimedhāsmṛtikaraṃ sannasyāgneśca dīpanam |

yojyaṃ tathā yathāvyādhi svedāsṛksrāvaṇānyapi ||

mahāsneho 'sthimajjasthe pūrvoktaṃ retasāvṛte ||

pittaje raktaje vārbude godantasaindhavālakāsīsakāṃsyanīlairambupiṣṭairālepaḥ |

tataśca śītāḥ pradehasekāḥ |

śītaireva ca sādhitāni ghṛtānyabhyaṅganasyapānāni ||

It produces intellect, wisdom, and memory, and stimulates the sluggish digestive fire; / sudation and bloodletting should also be applied according to the disease; / the great unction when [vāta is] situated in bone and marrow, and what was previously taught when enveloped by semen; / in a tumor born of pitta or born of blood, a paste of godanta, rock salt, blue vitriol, bronze, and indigo ground with water [is applied]; / and then cooling poultices and sprinklings; / and ghee, massage, errhines, and potions prepared only with cooling substances.