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Fol. 31: Bower manuscript r1 muhus tu guḍikām ekāṃ kumārāya pradāpayet\* // atīsāreṣu bālānāṃ guḍikāṃ dāpayed bhiṣak\* // 1011 // taṇḍulodakasaṃyuktāṃ kṣaudreṇa saha dāpayet\* / 2 parūṣakarasair yuktaṃ śarkarākṣaudrasaṃyutām\* // 1012 // chardayānasya bālasya guḍikāṃ dāpayed bhiṣak\* / guḍūcirasasaṃyuktāṃ śarkarākṣaudrasaṃyutām\* // 1013 // athavā pakvaloṣṭhasya prasādena 3 pradāpayet\* / śarkarākṣaudrasaṃyuktāṃ tathā saṃpadyate sukhī // 1014 // raktātisāre bālānāṃ guḍikāṃ dāpayed bhiṣak\* / paṃcavalkakaṣāyeṇa taṇḍulānāṃ rasena vā // 1015 // śarkarākṣaudrasaṃyuktāṃ 4 śaśasya rudhireṇa vā / aiṇeyahariṇābhyāṃ vā raktair madhumiśritaiḥ // 1016 // udāvarteṣu bālānāṃ guḍikāṃ dāpayed bhiṣak\* / guḍodakena saṃyuktāṃ triphalāyā rasena 5 vā // 1017 // āmātisāre bālānāṃ guḍikāṃ dāpayed bhiṣak\* / dadhimaṇḍena saṃyuktāṃ tintiḍīkarasena vā // 1018 // śarkarā cāśmarī caiva mūtragrāhe pramehiṣi / guḍikāṃ dāpayed vaidyo 6 madhunātha prasannayā // 1019 // āsavena sujātena bālānāṃ dāpayed bhiṣak\* / sukhaṃ bhavati tenāsya kāśyapasya vaco yathā // 1020 // tena koṣṭhagato jantuḥ kṣipram eva 7 pramucyate / śirorogeṣu śamanaṃ vamanaṃ caiva śāmyati // 1021 // krimir gudagato yasya guḍikāyāḥ pralepayet\* / tenāsya saukhyaṃ bhavati kāśyapasya 8 vaco yathā // 1022 // avijñāteṣu rogeṣu guḍikāṃ dāpayed bhiṣak\* / sukhodakena saṃyuktāṃ sarvarogavināśanīm\* // 1023 // samīkṣya kuśalo vaidyaḥ kurvīta vividhāḥ kriyāḥ / balābalañ 9 ca bālānām ṛtuṃ kālaṃ samīkṣya ca // 1024 // kriyāṃ paṃcavidhāṃ vaidyo dhātṝṇām upapādayet\* / virekaṃ vamanaṃ caiva tathaivāpy anuvāsanam\* // 1025 // parikartikāsu bālānāṃ guḍikāṃ dāpayed bhiṣak\* / 10 varāhaviṣṭāsaṃyuktān tathā taṇḍuladhāvanaiḥ // 1026 // śarkarākṣaudrasaṃyuktāṃ pāyayīta cikitsakaḥ / v1 sukhī bhavati tāṃ pītvā kāśyapasya vaco yathā // 1027 // hikkāśvāseṣu kāseṣu guḍikāṃ dāpayed bhiṣak\* / mātuluṃgena saṃyuktāṃ gandhasauvarcalena vā // 1028 // 2 jantubhir bādhyamānasya guḍikāṃ dāpayed bhiṣak\* / dāḍimodakasaṃyuktāṃ madhunātha prasannayā // 1029 // tathā śirovirekāṃś ca lehān pravyaṃjanāni ca / bhujyatāṃ bhojanaṃ caiṣā yavāgūr 3 laghubhojanam\* // 1030 // kāmalāpāṇḍurogeṣu śvayathūnāṃ tathaiva ca / yuktāṃ pīlukaṣāyeṇa guḍikāṃ dāpayed bhiṣak\* // 1031 // rohiṇyāṃ tāluśoṣe vā galagaṇḍopajihvike / cūrṇitāṃ guḍikāṃ 4 dadyād dantamāṃsaṃ ca pīḍayet\* // 1032 // sukhena dantā jāyante śvayathuś copaśāmyati / tenāsya rogāḥ śāmyante ārogyaṃ cādhigacchati // 1033 // dadrukuṣṭhakilāsānāṃ pāmāsv atha vicarcike / 5 tvaggateṣu ca rogeṣu guḍikāṃ dāpayed bhiṣak\* // 1034 // kaṃpilyakasya cūrṇāni cūrṇāni guḍikāya ca / piṣṭvā sarṣapatailena tenainam anulepayet\* // 1035 // gomūtreṇa 6 sukhoṣṇena khādireṇa rasena vā / secyo nimbakaṣāyeṇa tena saṃpadyate sukhī // 1036 // chāyā vā pūtanā vāpi yasya vāpy uparigrahaḥ / vastamūtreṇa saṃyojya guḍikāṃ 7 tasya dāpayet\* // 1037 // athavā kalkapiṣṭāyāṃ guḍikāyāṃ pralepayet\* / tathā sarvagrahās tasya praśāmyanti sudāruṇāḥ // 1038 // pārśvaśūleṣu bālānāṃ 8 guḍikāṃ dāpayed bhiṣak\* / kulattharasasaṃyuktāṃ yuktāṃ māṃsarasena vā // 1039 // dhātryāḥ śuddhaśarīrāyāḥ doṣāḥ śāmyanti dāruṇāḥ / balaṃ varṇaṃ ca bālānāṃ kṣipraṃ samupajāyate // 1040 // ṛ 9 kāśyapīyā guḍikā // {X} atha vitrasate bālo rodate 'bhīkṣṇam eva vā / triphalāṃ saha pippalyo lehayen madhusarpiṣā // 1041 // maṇḍalāni vivarṇāni gātre lakṣyanti yasya tu 10 daśamūlaiḥ supiṣṭais taṃ ghṛtamiśraiḥ pralepayet\* // 1042 // kalkaiḥ punarnavāyāś ca tathaiva madhukasya ca / sukhodakena sekāṃś ca satataṃ tasya kārayet\* // 1043 // rodato yadi bālasya 11 kāsaḥ śvāso 'pi vā bhavet\* / antardaśāhajātasya yūṣaṃ karkaṭakasya ca // 1044 // lavaṇaṃ pippalīyuktaṃ tathā saṃbūkaśuktikā / > II. Fol. 31: Bower manuscript > \[The physician\] should frequently administer one pill to the child. / In cases of diarrhea in children, the physician should administer the pill // 1011 > combined with rice water along with honey; / or combined with the juice of parūṣaka along with sugar and honey. // 1012 > To a child who is vomiting, the physician should administer the pill / combined with the juice of guḍūcī together with sugar and honey; // 1013 > or he should administer it with the clear water from a baked clod of earth / combined with sugar and honey; thereby he becomes comfortable. // 1014 > In dysentery of children, the physician should administer the pill / with a decoction of the five barks, or with rice-gruel water, // 1015 > combined with sugar and honey, or with the blood of a hare, / or with the blood of a blackbuck or deer mixed with honey. // 1016 > In upward movement of wind in children, the physician should administer the pill / combined with jaggery water, or with juice of the three myrobalans. // 1017 > In mucus diarrhea of children, the physician should administer the pill / combined with whey, or with tamarind juice. // 1018 > In gravel, stone, urinary retention, and in one suffering from urinary disorder, / the physician should administer the pill with honey or with the clear supernatant of liquor. // 1019 > The physician should administer it to children with well-prepared fermented liquor; / through this he obtains relief, as is the statement of Kāśyapa. // 1020 > Thereby a worm residing in the belly is swiftly / expelled; in head diseases it pacifies, and vomiting is also relieved. // 1021 > For one whose worm has entered the rectum, he should apply the pill as an ointment; / through this he obtains ease, as is the statement of Kāśyapa. // 1022 > In unknown diseases, the physician should administer the pill / combined with warm water; it is a destroyer of all diseases. // 1023 > Having carefully examined, the skilled physician should perform various procedures, / having assessed the strength and weakness of children, as well as the season and time. // 1024 > The physician should apply the fivefold procedure to wet-nurses: / purgation, vomiting, and likewise unctuous enema. // 1025 > In severe griping pain in children, the physician should administer the pill / combined with boar dung and with rice-washings; // 1026 > the healer should make them drink it combined with sugar and honey; / having drunk it, he becomes comfortable, as is the statement of Kāśyapa. // 1027 > In hiccup, asthma, and coughs, the physician should administer the pill / combined with citron or with fragrant sauvarcala salt. // 1028 > To one troubled by worms, the physician should administer the pill / combined with pomegranate water, or with honey, or with the clear supernatant of liquor; // 1029 > likewise head evacuations, linctuses, and seasonings; / and let this food be eaten: barley gruel, a light meal. // 1030 > In jaundice and anemia, and likewise of swellings, / the physician should administer the pill combined with a decoction of pīlu. // 1031 > In diphtheria, or dry palate, in goitre and uvular swelling, / he should give the pill powdered and rub it on the gums; // 1032 > teeth erupt with ease and the edema subsides; / through this his diseases are pacified and he attains health. // 1033 > In ringworm, skin disease, leukoderma, scabies, and eczema, / and in diseases located in the skin, the physician should administer the pill. // 1034 > The powder of kampillaka and the powder of the pill / having ground with mustard oil, he should smear him with that; // 1035 > he should be sprinkled with comfortably warm cow's urine, or with cutch-tree extract, / or with a decoction of neem; through this he becomes comfortable. // 1036 > Whether it is the Chāyā or Pūtanā seizure, or whatever seizure from above, / having mixed the pill with goat's urine, he should administer it to him; // 1037 > or he should smear it on when the pill is ground into a paste; / thus all his very severe seizures subside. // 1038 > In flank pain of children, the physician should administer the pill / combined with horsegram soup, or combined with meat broth. // 1039 > When the wet-nurse's body is purified, the severe humours subside; / strength and complexion quickly arise for the children. // 1040 > Kāśyapa's pill. // If a child starts with fright or cries continually, / he should make him lick the three myrobalans together with long pepper, with honey and clarified butter. // 1041 > On whose limbs, however, discolored circular patches are seen, / he should plaster him with the ten roots well ground and mixed with ghee; // 1042 > and with pastes of punarnavā and likewise of liquorice, / and he should continually make him take showers with warm water. // 1043 > If in a crying child there should be cough or also asthma, / born within ten days: soup of crab, // 1044 > salt combined with long pepper, as well as snail shell. > — English (machine translation) (machine translation) - [Previous: 31](https://indike.org/pramana/in.med.yoga.bower.31) - [Next: 33.1](https://indike.org/pramana/in.med.yoga.bower.33.1) ## Translations (1) - [English (machine translation)](https://indike.org/pramana/in.med.yoga.bower~en-mt.32) — English, machine translation --- Source: [https://indike.org/pramana/in.med.yoga.bower.32](https://indike.org/pramana/in.med.yoga.bower.32) · Pramāṇa