Ashtangasamgraha 3.46

3.46

nāpasavyaṃ parikrāmennetarāṇyanudakṣiṇam |

catuṣpathaṃ namaskuryāt prajñātāṃśca vanaspatīn ||

pītamāśu jayatyasraṃ tṛḍdāhatamakānapi ||

itarau tu yathākāmaṃ ratibalyādidānataḥ ||

He should not circumambulate [venerable objects] keeping them to his left, nor circumambulate others keeping them to his right.
He should bow to crossroads and well-known great trees.

Taken as a drink, it quickly overcomes bleeding, and also thirst, burning sensation, and darkness of vision.

As for the other two, [one cures them] as desired through gifts of objects of pleasure, offerings, and the like.