Ashtangasamgraha 9.46

9.46

mano 'nukūlā viṣayāḥ kāmaṃ nidrāsukhapradāḥ |

brahmacaryaratergramyasukhanispṛhacetasaḥ ||

sāmlavetasavṛkṣāmlapaṭolīvyoṣadāḍimaiḥ ||

vartirgokroṣṭupittena maricārdhāṃśakāñjanam |

unmādabhūtāpasmāre nṛṣu goṣu ca gocare ||

Pleasing sense objects grant abundant pleasure of sleep; / For one who delights in celibacy, whose mind is indifferent to worldly pleasures, / With amlavetasa, vṛkṣāmla, paṭolī, the three pungents, and pomegranates; / A suppository with bile of cattle and jackals, and a collyrium with half a part of black pepper, / In insanity, spirits, and epilepsy, in humans and cattle within range.