Ashtangasamgraha 40.7

40.7

tutthasyagnipratapanaṃ kāryamuṣṇaṃ ca bheṣajam |

styāne rakte himairnoṣmā niṣkrāmati yato bahiḥ ||

patraviṣaṃ kālapatrikā lambā varadakarambhārkādīnām |

puṣpaviṣaṃ vallīreṇukakarambha mahākarambhādīnām |

phalaṃ kumudvatīreṇukākarambhamahākarambhamadanakatuvarakādīnām |

tvaksāraniryāsāḥ karakakaraghāṭakakarambhamahākarambhanārācakādīnām |

kṣīraṃ kumudvatī dantī snuhyarkajālinī vyālādīnām |

dhātavo haritālaphenāśmabhasmaraktaprabhṛtayaḥ |

kandajāni tu hālāhalakālakūṭavatsanābhaśṛṅgīsāṣarpajālakakardamakavairāṭakamustakamuṣkakasāktukakrauñcakavālakamahāviṣapuṇḍarīkagālavamūlakamarkaṭakarkaṭakakaravīrakendrāyudhasaṅkocakalāṅgalakatailapeya kuśapuṣpake tu puṣpakarohiṣāñjanābhakādīni ||

For a singed burn, warming by fire should be done, and hot medicine, / because when blood is clotted by cold substances, the heat does not escape outward. / Leaf poisons are those of kālapatrikā, lambā, varadakarambha, arka, and others. / Flower poisons are those of vallī, reṇuka, karambha, mahākarambha, and others. / Fruit poisons are those of kumudvatī, reṇukā, karambha, mahākarambha, madanaka, tuvaraka, and others. / Bark, core-wood, and resin poisons are those of karaka, karaghāṭaka, karambha, mahākarambha, nārācaka, and others. / Milky exudate poisons are those of kumudvatī, dantī, snuhī, arka, jālinī, vyāla, and others. / Mineral poisons are orpiment, arsenical stone, ashes, red arsenic, and others. / Tuber-born poisons, however, are hālāhala, kālakūṭa, vatsanābha, śṛṅgī, sārṣapa, jālaka, kardamaka, vairāṭaka, mustaka, muṣkaka, sāktuka, krauñca, kavālaka, mahāviṣa, puṇḍarīka, gālava, mūlaka, markaṭa, karkaṭaka, karavīraka, indrāyudha, saṅkoca, kalāṅgalaka, tailapeya; and among kuśapuṣpaka: puṣpaka, rohiṣa, añjanābhaka, and others.