The Bower Manuscript 12.314

12.314

3 pāpmaharam alakṣmīghnaṃ śrīm evābhivardhanam* / asya prayogāt tailasya maharṣiś cyavanaḥ kila // 310 // punar yuvatvam āpanno jarārogavivarjitaḥ / āyuṣkāmaś ca bhagavān*
4 mārkaṇḍeyo mahān ṛṣiḥ // 311 // tailam etat prayuṃjāno dīrgham āyur avāptavān iti // {X} amṛtatailaṃ nāma ślo 25 {X} niṣpatrāṇāṃ mṛdūnāñ ca mūlakānāṃ rasāḍhakam* // 312 // dadhyamblakāṃcikānāṃ
5 ca payasaś cāḍhakāḍhakam* / tailāḍhakasamāyuktaṃ vipacen mṛdunāgninā // 313 // rāsnāṃ balāṃ gokṣurakaṃ saindhavaṃ śigrukaṃ vacām* / citrakaṃ śṛṃgaveraṃ ca pippalyo gajapippalīḥ // 314 //

It dispels sin, destroys misfortune, and increases fortune alone. / By the use of this oil, the great seer Cyavana, as they say, // 310
regained youthfulness, freed from old age and disease. / And the venerable great seer Mārkaṇḍeya, desiring long life, // 311
employing this oil, obtained a long lifespan. // Amṛtataila, 25 verses.
One āḍhaka of juice from leafless and tender radishes, // 312
and one āḍhaka each of curd, sour gruel, and milk, / combined with an āḍhaka of sesame oil, he should cook over a gentle fire // 313
with a paste of rāsnā, balā, gokṣura, rock-salt, śigru, sweet flag, / citraka, dry ginger, long pepper, and gajapippalī, // 314