Ashtangasamgraha 5.12

5.12

śoṣāṅgasādabadhiryasammohabhramahṛdgadāḥ |

tṛpṇāyā nigrahāttatra śītaḥ sarvo vidhirhitaḥ ||

pataṅgakṛkalāsāhikapiśvāpadapakṣibhiḥ ||

raktaniṣṭhīvahṛtpārśvarukpipāsājvarānapi ||

sapādajāṅgalarasaḥ sasarpirmadhusaindhavaḥ ||

indradvāre niveśyāḥ syuryamadvāre pralambinī |

lambakeśyappatidvāre kaubere lambanāsikā ||

Emaciation, debility of the limbs, deafness, delusion, dizziness, and heart disease / arise from the suppression of thirst; there, every cold procedure is beneficial. / By moths, chameleons, snakes, monkeys, wild beasts, and birds. / And also spitting of blood, pain in the heart and flanks, thirst, and fever. / Containing one-fourth part meat juice of arid animals, with ghee, honey, and rock salt. / At Indra's gate they should be placed; at Yama's gate Pralambinī, / Lambakeśī at the gate of the lord of waters, and Lambanāsikā at Kubera's [gate].