The Compendium of Caraka 6.23.60

6.23.60

dhanadhānyakāryasiddhiḥ śrīpuṣṭyāyurvivardhano dhanyaḥ/
mṛtasaṃjīvana eṣa prāgamṛtāhbrahmaṇā vihitaḥ//
iti mṛtasaṃjīvano 'agadaḥ/
mantrairdhamanībandho 'avamārjanaṃ kāryamātmarakṣā ca/
doṣasya viṣaṃ yasya sthāne syāttaṃ jayetpūrvam//

It brings success in wealth, grain, and affairs, increases prosperity, nourishment, and lifespan, and is auspicious. / This Mṛtasañjīvana was proclaimed of old by Brahmā for the sake of the gods. / Thus ends the Mṛtasañjīvana antidote. / Tying the vessels with mantras, sweeping, and protection of the self must be performed; / in whichever doṣa's seat the poison resides, one should conquer that first.