Yogashataka 27

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tālīsacavyamaricaṃ sadṛśaṃ dviraṃśaṃ mūlaṃ tugāṃ magadhajāṃ triguṇāṃ ca śuṇṭhīm /
kṛtvā guḍatriguṇitāṃ guḍikāṃ sugandhāṃ kāsāgnimāndyagudajajvararukṣu dadyāt //

Taking equal parts of tālīsa, cavya, and black pepper, two parts of [pippalī] root, tugā, and pippalī, and three parts of śuṇṭhī, / and making an aromatic pill with three times the quantity of jaggery, one should give it in cough, weakened digestive fire, haemorrhoids, and fever pains.