The Compendium of Caraka 6.12.33

6.12.33

saptāhamuṣṇe dviguṇaṃ tu śīte sthitaṃ jaladroṇayutaṃ pibennā/
śophān vibandhān kaphavātajāṃśca nihantyariṣṭo 'aṣṭaśato 'agnikṛcca//
ityaṣṭaśato 'ariṣṭaḥ/
punarnave dve ca bale sapāṭhe &dantīṃ guḍūcīmatha citrakaṃ ca/
nidigdhikāṃ ca triphalāni paktvā droṇāvaśeṣe salile tatastam//

kept for seven days in a warm place, but double [that time] in the cold, combined with a droṇa of water, a man should drink: / this Aṣṭaśata-ariṣṭa destroys swellings, obstructions, and those born of kapha and vāta, and kindles the digestive fire.
Thus ends the Aṣṭaśato-'ariṣṭa.
Having boiled the two punarnavās, the two balās along with pāṭhā, dantī, guḍūcī, and citraka, / and nidigdhikā and triphalā, in water reduced to a droṇa, then having strained that decoction,