Ashtangasamgraha 4.28

4.28

diśo jvalanti bhūmiśca māruto naiṛtaḥ sukhaḥ |

pavanātapasaṃsvedairjantavo jvaritā iva ||

viguṇānilapratipīḍanavaicitryādasaṅkhyagatiṃ ca ||

pralāpacchardyatīsāranetraviplutijṛmbhiṇaḥ ||

yuñjyādvirekāya yutāṃ ghanaśleṣmaṇi tiktakaiḥ ||

pragrahaḥ khadiraḥ kuṣṭhaṃ śamī piṇḍītako yavāḥ ||

nānākārāśca ye bhūtāstasyaivānucarāḥ sadā ||

The directions blaze and the earth as well; the south-west wind is pleasant;
Living beings seem fevered with wind, heat, and sweating;
And due to the variety of the abnormal wind's pressure, [the obstruction has] innumerable courses;
Having delirious speech, vomiting, diarrhea, rolling of the eyes, and yawning;
In dense śleṣman, one should apply [it] combined with bitter [drugs] for purgation;
Pragraha, khadira, kuṣṭha, śamī, piṇḍītaka, barley;
And those spirits of diverse forms who are ever his followers;