The Bower Manuscript 11.261

11.261

7 sarvāsurabadhārthāya yathā vajraṃ svayaṃbhuvā / etad bindu ghṛtaṃ proktaṃ siddhaṃ siddhānumānitam iti // 257 // bindughṛtam āśvinaṃ ślo 2 {X} ājaṃ payaḥ śṛṃgaveraṃ vacā śigrur harītakī /
8 pippalyo maricaṃ pāṭhā saindhavaṃ daśamaṃ ghṛtam* // 258 // śṛṃgaverādayo bhāgā lavaṇāntāḥ palīnakāḥ / caturguṇena payasā ghṛtaprasthaṃ vipācayet* // 259 // asyopayogād vinyeta smṛtiṃ medhāṃ ca
9 mānavaḥ / jaḍagadgadamūkatvaṃ pānād evāsya śāmyatīti // 260 // {X} sarāsvataṃ ghṛtaṃ ślo 3 dvitīyo 'dhyāyaḥ {X} balātailaṃ pravakṣyāmi vātaroganibarhaṇam* / ātreyānumataṃ siddhāṃ bandhyānāṃ garbhadaṃ śubham* // 261 //

just as the thunderbolt [was created] by the Self-born to destroy all demons.
This Bindughṛta is proclaimed, perfected and honoured by the perfected ones. Thus. // 257 // The Aśvins' Bindughṛta. Two verses. Goat's milk, ginger, sweet flag, horse-radish tree, chebulic myrobalan,
long pepper, black pepper, pāṭhā, and rock salt the tenth, [and] ghee. // 258
The ingredients beginning with ginger and ending with salt are one pala each.
With four times as much milk, one should cook a prastha measure of ghee. // 259
From its use a man obtains memory and intellect;
dullness, stammering, and muteness subside merely from drinking it. Thus. // 260 // Sārasvata-ghṛta. Three verses. Chapter Two. I shall proclaim Balātaila, destroyer of diseases of the wind humour,
approved by Ātreya, perfected, auspicious, granting pregnancy to barren women: // 261