Ashtangasamgraha 7.16

7.16

bhagnasandhānakṛttatra priyaṅgubṛṃhaṇī guruḥ |

koradūṣaḥ paraṃ grāī sparśe śīto viṣāpahaḥ ||

teṣvapi tu kṣiprāṇi kadācidāśu ||

ādhmānamudarāveṣṭo hṛllāsaḥ parikartanam ||

vṛkṣāmladhānyadramilīrājikādāḍimoṣaṇaiḥ ||

chardighnībhiḥ kriyābhiśca tasya kuryānnivartanam ||

tadyathā |

devagobrāhmaṇatapasvināṃ hiṃsārucitvaṃ nṛśasābhiprāyatā kopanatvamaratirojovarṇacchāyābalavapuṣāṃ copataptiḥ svapne devādibhirbhatsanaṃ pravartanaṃ ca ||

among them, priyaṅgu heals fractures, is nourishing, and heavy; / koradūṣa is exceptionally binding, cold to the touch, and destroys poison; // yet even among them, the kṣipra [vital points] sometimes [kill] swiftly; // distension, intestinal colic, nausea, and sharp cutting pain; // with tree-sorrel, coriander, dramilī, mustard, pomegranate, and dry ginger, // and with treatments that counteract vomiting, one should bring about its cessation; // namely: / a liking for harming gods, cows, Brahmans, and ascetics; cruel intention; irritability; restlessness; torment of vital essence, complexion, luster, strength, and body; and in dreams, reproach and instigation by gods and the like.