The Compendium of Caraka 1.15.9

1.15.9

tatastaṃ puruṣaṃ snehasvedopapannamanupahatamanasamabhisamīkṣya sukhoṣitaṃ suprajīrṇabhaktaṃ śiraḥsnātamanuliptagātraṃ sragviṇamanupahatavastrasaṃvītaṃ devatāgnidvijaguruvṛddhavaidyānarcitavantamiṣṭe nakṣatratithikaraṇamuhūrte kārayitvā brāhmaṇān svastivācanaṃ prayuktābhirāśīrbhirabhimantritāṃ madhumadhukasaindhavaphāṇitopahitāṃ madanaphalakaṣāyamātrāṃ pāyayet //

Then, observing that person prepared with oleation and sudation, unhindered in mind, well-rested, with his food well-digested, having bathed his head, anointed his limbs, wearing a garland, clothed in clean garments, having worshipped the deities, the fire, the twice-born, the elders, the aged, and the physicians, on an auspicious constellation, lunar day, half-tithi, and muhūrta, having caused the brāhmaṇas to recite auspicious benedictions, one should make him drink a dose of madanaphala decoction consecrating it with recited blessings, combined with honey, madhuka, rock salt, and treacle.