The Compendium of Caraka 6.7.62

6.7.62

mūlaṃ paṭolasya tathā gavākṣyāḥ pṛthak palāṃśaṃ &triphalātvacaśca/
syāttrāyamāṇā kaṭurohiṇī ca bhāgārdhikā nāgarapādayuktā//
&`triphalā trivṛcca' iti pā-.
palaṃ tathaiṣāṃ saha cūrṇitānāṃ jale śṛtaṃ doṣaharaṃ pibennā/
jīrṇe rasairdhanvamṛgadvijānāṃ purāṇaśālyodanamādadīta//

The root of paṭola and of gavākṣī, one pala each, and bark of triphalā; / trāyamāṇā and kaṭurohiṇī, half a part each, with a fourth-part of ginger: / a man should drink a pala of these powdered together, boiled in water, to eliminate the doṣas; / when it is digested, he should take old śāli rice with the meat soups of arid-land beasts and birds.