Ashtangasamgraha 6.46

6.46

pānīyamuṣṇaṃ śītaṃ vā tridoṣaghnaṃ tṛḍaritijit |

laghvarūkṣaṃ klamaghnañca toyaṃkvathitaśītalam ||

ghṛtakṣaudreṇa vā pathyā viḍaṅgoṣaṇapippalīḥ ||

yaṣṭhyāhvatilakalkena bastiḥsyāt kṣīrabhojinaḥ ||

kapitthaśirīṣanyagrodhabilvairaṇḍabakuladhava vaṃśāgnimanthapatrakvāthaḥ sarvagandhodakayuktaḥ pariṣeko varaṇakaṭvaṅgāsphotakapotavaṅkāpāribhadradairvā ||

Water, warm or cold, destroys the three doṣas and conquers thirst and pain; / boiled and cooled water is light, non-unctuous, and dispels exhaustion. // Or pathyā, viḍaṅga, uṣaṇa, and pippalī with ghee and honey. // An enema with a paste of yaṣṭyāhva and sesame is for one who consumes milk. // An affusion with a decoction of the leaves of kapittha, śirīṣa, nyagrodha, bilva, eraṇḍa, bakula, dhava, vaṃśa, and agnimantha, combined with all-fragrant water; or with varaṇa, kaṭvaṅga, āsphota, kapotavaṅkā, and pāribhadra.