The Bower Manuscript 33.3

33.3

samaṅgā, and rohiṇī—having ground these, one should cook sesame oil. / In discharge from the ear, this ear-oil, repeatedly purifying, [should be used]. // 1074
And sesame oil prepared with bilva and sandalwood is beneficial for filling [the ear]. / Sesame oil cooked with bilva paste and with wood-apple juice, // 1075
and milk, should be applied to the ear; it purifies the channels. / And that cooked with all fragrant substances is praised in suppurating ear. // 1076
And when it is cleansed, fumigation is done with marking-nut and guggulu. / An intelligent man should fill ears afflicted with pain with fragrant sesame oil; // 1077
and the juice of radish, lukewarm, is an ear-filling. // 1078a
Crab's claw, black pepper, puffed grain, madhūlikā, long pepper, and collyrium; / in a new potsherd [cooked], with licorice and honey: they declare this sesame oil for one afflicted with vomiting. // 1079
Long pepper, sugar, lac, licorice, and black pepper, / with bamboo manna, together with honey, is a linctus that destroys vomiting. // 1080
Bhārgī, with long pepper, pāṭhā, and payasyā,
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with honey, one should lick in vomiting caused by phlegm humour: thus said Jīvaka. // 1081
Bhadradāru, kuṣṭha, chebulic myrobalan, along with rock salt: / one should lick these with ghee thus, now in that caused by wind humour; // 1082
[...] / a linctus containing long pepper quickly checks vomiting. // 1083
One should give juice of cow dung combined with the four aromatics; / having licked this with honey, a creature is freed from vomiting. // 1084
And powder of long pepper and black pepper, with honey and sugar, with juice of