Ashtangasamgraha 8.8

8.8

phalānāmāmānāṃ pākaḥ

pakvānāṃ prakothaḥ

davyāṇāmārdrāṇāṃ sahasā mlānatvamutpakvabhāvaḥ

śuṣkāṇāṃ śyāvatā vaivarṇyaṃ vā

kaṭhinānāṃ mṛdutā

mṛdūnāṃ kaṭhinatvaṃ

mālyasya mlānatā gandhanāśaḥ sphuṭitāgratvaṃ

āstaraṇaprāvaraṇānāṃ dhyāmamaṇḍalatā tanturomapakṣmaśātanaṃ ca

lohamaṇimayānāṃ paṅkamalopadehaḥ

sneharāgagauravaprabhāvarṇasparśanāśaśca ||

śuṣkarūkṣaviṣamāsu saritsu vyomni śaulaśikhareṣu ca yāti ||

śuṣkāsyo bhraṣṭapāyuśca hṛṣṭaromā viniṣṭanan ||

kiñciduṣṇaṃ viśeṣeṇa sakāsahṛdayadravām ||

kṣīraṃ bāṣkayaṇaṃ grāhyaṃ viṇmūtraṃ tacca nīrujām |

vayobalavatāṃ dhātupicchaśṛṅgakhurādikam ||

pralepe kalkameteṣāṃ kvāthaṃ ca pariṣecane |

prayogo 'yaṃ grahonmādān sāpasmārān śamaṃ nayet ||

Ripening occurs in unripe fruits;

putrefaction in ripe ones;

sudden wilting and an appearance of being boiled in fresh wooden ladles;

duskiness or discoloration in dry ones;

softness in hard ones;

hardness in soft ones;

wilting, loss of smell, and splitting of petal tips in a garland;

discolored patches and shedding of threads, hairs, and fringes on bedsheets and blankets;

a coating of mud and dirt on items made of metal and jewels;

and loss of unctuousness, color, weight, luster, complexion, and touch.

He travels across dry, barren, uneven rivers, in the sky, and on mountain peaks.

With a dry mouth, prolapsed rectum, horripilation, and groaning aloud;

Slightly warm, especially with cough and cardiac palpitation;

One should obtain milk from a cow with a grown calf, and the feces and urine of healthy [animals];

from those possessing youth and strength, the bodily tissues, feathers, horns, hooves, and so forth.

A paste of these in application, and a decoction in sprinkling;

this formulation brings seizures, insanity, and epilepsy to pacification.