The Compendium of Caraka 6.29.95

6.29.95

sopadravaṃ sāṅgaśūlaṃ sarvagātrānugaṃ tathā/
vātāsṛkpittadāhārtijvaraghnaṃ balavarṇakṛt//
iti madhuparṇyāditailam/
madhukasya śataṃ drākṣā kharjūrāṇi parūṣakam/
madhūkaudanapākyau ca prasthaṃ muñjātakasya ca//

together with complications, with aching of the limbs, and that which has spread through the whole body; / it cures wind-blood, burning pain from pitta, and fever, and produces strength and complexion.
Thus ends the oil beginning with madhuparṇī.
A hundred [palas] of liquorice, grapes, dates, parūṣaka, / and both madhūka and odanapākī, and a prastha of muñjātaka,