Hārīta's Compendium of Medicine 3.3.42: dvicatvāriṃśo'dhyāyaḥ

3.3.42.1

ātreya uvāca
nāsārogo bhaveddhīman krimijo doṣajaḥ punaḥ
raktajaśca bhiṣakchreṣṭha lakṣaṇañca śṛṇuṣva me

Hence they take on the established name of fever, caused by exercise, anger, eating, and the like, and arising from cold.

3.3.42.2

vātācchiro'rttiḥ śophaśca sadoṣe vātapaittikam
kaphaje saghanaṃ śītaṃ krimije'sṛgupavāhanam

3.3.42.3

nāsāpāke guḍaśuṇṭhyā vātike nasyameva ca
śarkarāghṛtayaṣṭyā ca paittike nasyameva ca

3.3.42.4

ślaiṣmike surasāvāsārasena vihitañca tat
viḍaṅgahiṃgumagadhāḥ krimidoṣe hitā matāḥ

3.3.42.5

raktaje'sṛgvirekaśca śirorogasyopakrame

3.3.42.5.p1

ityātreyabhāṣite hārītottare tṛtīyasthāne nāsārogacikitsā nāma dvicatvāriṃśo'dhyāyaḥ