Ashtangasamgraha 14.6

14.6

Madhuka, padmaka, mañjiṣṭhā, sārivā, mustā, punnāga, ironwood, ailavāluka, gold, cinnamon bark, tamāla, pṛthvīkā, hareṇu, lac, śatapuṣpā, sallakī, sugar, madanaka, marubaka, the barks of nyagrodha, udumbara, aśvattha, plakṣa, and lodhra, lotus, blue water lily, and all aromatic substances except kuṣṭha and tagara: these are applicable for ordinary daily medicated smoking.
Agaru, guggulu, sallakī, lichen, nalada, hrībera, hareṇu, uśīra, mustā, dhyāmaka, cinnamon, resin of pinus, sthauṇeyaka, paripelava, ailavāluka, kunduruka, sal resin, licorice, fruit-pulp, oily extract, beeswax, pulp of the fruit of bael, barley, sesame, black gram, saffron, and fat, bone marrow, muscle fat, and ghee: these are applicable for oleating medicated smoking.
The substances used for errhines, sharp fragrant aromatics, realgar, and orpiment: these are applicable for sharp medicated smoking.
By which the hair, skin, tendons, arteries, and cartilage [are destroyed] in succession.
Or [a decoction] of tagara, viḍaṅga, and the two turmerics;
or of sandalwood, agaru, kuṣṭha, and devadāru;
or of pāṭhā, agnimantha, cavikā, and the three fruits;
in urinary disorders due to pitta, however, of lodhra, uśīra, arjuna, and sandalwood;
or of nimba, amṛtā, āmalakī, and paṭolī;
or of śirīṣa, sarja, arjuna, and ironwood stamens;
or of phalinī, red lotus, blue water lily, and flowers of the flame-of-the-forest;
or of kuṭaja, blue water lily, and kaṭaṅkaṭerī.