Ashtangasamgraha 4.29

4.29

tāpārtatuṅgamātaṅgamahiṣaiḥ kaluṣīkṛtāḥ |

divākarakarāṅgāranikarakṣapitāmbhasaḥ ||

tiryaṅ nyubjā ca |

saṃsthānāni ṣunaraṣṭau |

tānyatraivottaratra vakṣyante ||

ghane kaphe tu śiśiraṃ rūkṣaṃ tiktopasaṃhitam ||

vaṭādyāḥ kiṃśukaṃ lodhramiti saṅgrāhikā matāḥ ||

ete sarve 'numanyantāmimāṃ pratisarakriyām ||

Turbid with tall elephants and buffaloes tormented by heat,
Their waters consumed by the heaps of coals that are the sun's rays;
Transverse, bent downwards;
And there are eight presentations;
They will be described right here later on;
When kapha is dense, [an enema] cold, dry, combined with bitter [drugs] [is given];
The group beginning with vaṭa, kiṃśuka, and lodhra are considered astringent;
May all these [spirits] look favorably upon this protective ritual;