Ashtangasamgraha 41.27
Aṣṭāṅgasaṃgraha 41.27
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41.27
vaiśyāḥ pārāvatābhāsā vajragomedakaprabhāḥ |
bindumaṇḍalacitrāṅgā dhūmrapāṭalalohitāḥ |
bastakuṣṭhavikakṣīrasarpiṣāṃ gandhataḥ samāḥ ||
Vaiśya [snakes] have the appearance of a pigeon, or the radiance of a diamond or hessonite, / their bodies variegated with dots and circles, smoky, pale-red, or crimson, / equal in scent to a goat, costus, wikstroemia, milk, or clarified butter.
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