Ashtangasamgraha 4.50

4.50

śaradi vyoma śubhrābhraṃ kiñcit paṅkāṅkitā mahī |

prakāśakāśasaptāhvakumudā śāliśālinī ||

ūrdhvaṃ caturbhyo māsebhyaḥ sā krameṇa sukhāni ca ||

yavamudgakulatthānnairuṣṇarūkṣaiḥ kaṭūtkaṭaiḥ ||

svaḥ svairauṣadhavargaiḥ svān svān rogān nivatayati ||

aulā nīlā khalā kālā nakulā grahakārikā ||

In autumn the sky has bright clouds, the earth is slightly marked with mud, / radiant with kāśa flowers, saptāhva, and white water lilies, and abounding in śāli rice.

After four months, that woman gradually attains ease.

With foods of barley, mudga, and horse gram—hot, dry, and predominantly pungent.

By their own groups of drugs, they cure their respective diseases.

Aulā, Nīlā, Khalā, Kālā, Nakulā, causing seizure—