Ashtangasamgraha 40.8

40.8

vedanā vardhate tena rudhiraṃ ca vidahyate |

uṣṇaṃ niṣkrāmayat kuryādūṣmāṇaṃ mandatāṃ rujaḥ ||

patraviṣairjṛmbhodveṣṭanaśvāsāḥ |

puṣpaviṣaiśchardyādhmānamohāḥ |

phalaviṣairdāhamuṣkaśophau |

tvaksāraniryāsaviṣaiḥ prasekāsyadaurgandhyapāruṣyaśirovedanāḥ |

kṣīraviṣairjihvāgauravaṃ śakṛtbhedaśca |

dhātuviṣaistāludāhamūrcchāhṛdayapīḍāḥ |

sarvameva ca sthāvaraṃ jvarahidhmādantaharṣahanustambhagalagrahaphenavamanāruciśvāsamūrcchāḥ karoti viśeṣeṇa kandajam |

taddhyatitīkṣṇatvādāśukāritaram |

itarattu prāyaḥ kālāntaraprāṇaharam ||

Thereby the pain increases and the blood is burned. / Hot [treatment] draws out the heat and causes abatement of the pain.

Poisons from leaves cause yawning, cramps, and dyspnea. / Poisons from flowers cause vomiting, flatulence, and stupor. / Poisons from fruits cause burning and swelling of the testicles. / Poisons from bark, heartwood, and exudate cause salivation, foul odor in the mouth, roughness [of voice], and headache. / Poisons from latex cause heaviness of the tongue and diarrhea. / Poisons from minerals cause burning in the palate, fainting, and cardiac pain. / And all stationary poison produces fever, hiccup, sensitivity of the teeth, lockjaw, throat constriction, frothy vomiting, anorexia, dyspnea, and fainting—especially [poison] born from tubers. / For that, owing to its extreme sharpness, acts with greater rapidity; / whereas the other generally takes life after a period of time.