Ashtangasamgraha 4.25

4.25

snātaḥ svalaṅkṛtaḥ sragvī candanāgarurūṣitaḥ |

vicitrāmatravinyastān sahakārotpalāṅkitān ||

jatrumūlapravisṛtāmalpavegāṃ mṛduṃ ca sā ||

kaṇṭakāryāḥ phalaṃ patraṃ bālaṃ śuṣkaṃ ca mūlakam ||

kośātakīdvayekṣvākuphalajīmūtavatsakāḥ ||

kālā kālāyasaiḥpāśaiḥstabdhākṣā bhrukuṭīmukhāḥ ||

Bathed, well-adorned, wearing garlands, smeared with sandalwood and aloe;
Arranged in various vessels, marked with mango and lotus blossoms;
Proceeding from the base of the collarbone, of little force and mild, that [hiccup];
Fruit and leaf of kaṇṭakārī, and young, dried radish;
The two kośātakīs, ikṣvāku fruit, jīmūta, and vatsaka;
Black, with iron nooses, stiff-eyed, and with furrowed brows;