The Compendium of Caraka 6.5.117

6.5.117

pibet saṃmūrcchitaṃ tena gulmaḥ śāmyati paittikaḥ/
jvarastṛṣṇā ca śūlaṃ ca bhramo mūrcchā 'arucistathā//
iti rohiṇyādyaṃ ghṛtam/
jale daśaguṇe sādhyaṃ trāyamāṇācatuṣpalam/
pañcabhāgasthitaṃ pūtaṃ kalkaiḥ saṃyojya kārṣikaiḥ//

he should drink blended together; through that a paittika lump subsides,
as well as fever, thirst, colic, giddiness, fainting, and anorexia.
Thus [ends] Rohiṇyādya-ghṛta.
Four palas of trāyamāṇā are to be cooked in ten times as much water;
when a fifth part remains, strained, combining it with pastes of a karṣa each: