Ashtangasamgraha 5.18
Aṣṭāṅgasaṃgraha 5.18
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5.18
sagulmā bāṣpatastatra svapno madyaṃ priyāḥ kathāḥ |
visarpakoṭhakuṣṭhākṣikaṇḍūpāṇḍvāmayajvarāḥ ||
tatra prathamā bhāsinī nāma yā varṇānāmavabhāsinī khādīnāñca ṣañcānāṃ chāyānāṃ sā vrīheraṣṭādaśabhāgapramāṇā |
dvitīyā lohinī nāma ṣoḍaśabhāgapramāṇā |
tṛtīyā śvetā nāma dvādaśabhāgapramāṇā |
caturthī tāmrā nāmāṣṭabhāgapramāṇā |
pañcamī vedinī nāma pañcabhāgapramāṇā |
ṣaṣṭhī rohiṇī nāma vrīhipramāṇā |
saptamī māṃsadharā nāma vrīhidvayapramāṇā ||
kaṇṭhoddhvaṃsaḥ svarabhraṃśaḥ pittāt pādāsyapāṇiṣu ||
mūḍhavātastvajāmedaḥ surābhṛṣṭaṃ sasaindhavam ||
kṣīraṃ bastistathābhīruguḍūcībṛhatīdvayaiḥ |
siddhaṃ payo māgadhikāyaṣṭīmadhukakalkavat ||
guptidvārāt samudrācca samiddhaṃ cāgnimāharet ||
Together with abdominal swelling, from tears [arise]; there sleep, wine, and pleasant conversations [are beneficial]. / Erysipelas, urticaria, kuṣṭha, itching of the eyes, anemia, and fever [arise from suppression of vomiting];
There, the first is named bhāsinī, which illumines the complexions and the five luster shades of space and the other [elements]; its measure is the eighteenth part of a grain of rice; / the second is named lohinī, measuring a sixteenth part; / the third is named śvetā, measuring a twelfth part; / the fourth is named tāmrā, measuring an eighth part; / the fifth is named vedinī, measuring a fifth part; / the sixth is named rohiṇī, measuring the size of a grain of rice; / the seventh is named māṃsadharā, measuring the size of two grains of rice.
Irritation in the throat, loss of voice, and from pitta [burning] in the feet, mouth, and hands.
When vāta is confused, goat's fat fried in surā with rock salt [should be used];
Milk, an enema, as well as [milk] prepared with abhīru, guḍūcī, and the two types of bṛhatī, / boiled with paste of māgadhikā and yaṣṭīmadhuka;
One should bring ignited fire from a guarded door and from the sea.
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- Aṣṭāṅgahṛdayasaṃhitā — Vāgbhaṭa, Sanskrit