Ashtangasamgraha 5.36

5.36

sābhyaṅgodvartanasnānanirūhasnehabastibhiḥ |

tathā sa labhate śarma sarvapāvakapāṭavam ||

dve cābhyantarasthite ||

kaphāt snigdhaṃ ghanaṃ śvetaṃ śleṣmatantugavākṣitam ||

kalkaiḥ svaguptājīvantīmedarṣabhakajīvakaiḥ ||

śikhikukkuṭahaṃsāṇḍasambhavaṃ tailasarpiṣī ||

gandharvaiḥ pannagendraiśca bhagavānanuśobhitaḥ ||

By means of massage, unction, bath, evacuating enemas, and unctuous enemas,
he thus attains comfort and strength of all [digestive] fires.
And two are situated internally.
From kapha, [the vomit is] unctuous, thick, white, and interlaced with phlegm threads.
With pastes of svaguptā, jīvantī, medā, ṛṣabhaka, and jīvaka,
oil and clarified butter derived from the eggs of peahens, hens, and geese,
The Blessed One, adorned by Gandharvas and serpent lords,