The Compendium of Caraka 8.12.16_6

8.12.16_6

balātibalārāsnāragvadhamadanabilvaguḍūcīpunarnavairaṇḍāśvagandhāsahacarapalāśadevadārudvipañcamūlāni& palikāni yavakolakulatthadviprasṛtaṃ &śuṣkamūlakānāṃ ca jaladroṇasiddhaṃ nirūhapramāṇāvaśeṣaṃ kaṣāyaṃ pūtaṃ madhukamadanaśatapuṣpākuṣṭhapippalīvacāvatsakaphalarasāñjanapriyaṅguyavānīkalkīkṛtaṃ guḍaghṛtatailakṣaudrakṣīramāṃsarasāmlakāñjikasaindhavayuktaṃ sukhoṣṇaṃ bastiṃ dadyācchukramūtravarcaḥsaṅge 'anilaje gulmahṛdrogādhmānabradhnapārśvapṛṣṭhakaṭīgrahasaṃjñānāśabalakṣayeṣu ca

Balā, atibalā, rāsnā, āragvadha, madana, bilva, guḍūcī, punarnavā, eraṇḍa, aśvagandhā, sahacara, palāśa, devadāru, and the two pañcamūlas, one pala each, two prasṛtas of barley, kola, horse gram, and dried radishes, boiled in a droṇa of water down to the amount suitable for a non-unctuous enema; the decoction, strained, pasted with madhuka, madana, śatapuṣpā, kuṣṭha, pippalī, vacā, vatsakaphala, rasāñjana, priyaṅgu, and yavānī, combined with jaggery, clarified butter, oil, honey, milk, meat broth, sour fermented gruel, and rock salt, comfortably warm, should be administered as an enema in retention of semen, urine, and feces, and in vāta-born abdominal lump, heart disease, flatulence, inguinal hernia, stiffness of the flanks, back, and waist, loss of consciousness, and depletion of strength.