Agni Purana — Chapter 282
AgP 282.1
:ए इत्य् आग्नेये महापुराणे वृक्षायुर्वेदो नामैकाशीत्यधिकद्विशततमो ऽध्यायः ॥ :प् ४३ छप्तेर् {२८२} :श् अथ द्व्यशीत्यधिकद्विशततमो ऽध्यायः नानारोगहराण्यौषधानि धन्वन्तरिर् उवाच सिंही शटी(१) निशायुग्मं वत्सकं क्वाथसेवनं शिशोः सर्वातिसारेषु स्तन्यदोषेषु शस्यते
:e ity āgneye mahāpurāṇe vṛkṣāyurvedo nāmaikāśītyadhikadviśatatamo 'dhyāyaḥ || :p 43 chapter {282} :ś atha dvyaśītyadhikadviśatatamo 'dhyāyaḥ nānārogaharāṇyauṣadhāni dhanvantarir uvāca siṃhī śaṭī(1) niśāyugmaṃ vatsakaṃ kvāthasevanaṃ śiśoḥ sarvātisāreṣu stanyadoṣeṣu śasyate
Thus in the Āgneya Mahāpurāṇa the two hundred and eighty-first chapter, called "The Science of the Life of Trees." || p. 43. Chapter 282. Now the two hundred and eighty-second chapter: medicines that remove various diseases. Dhanvantari said: The use of a decoction of siṃhī, śaṭī, the pair of turmerics, and vatsaka is commended for a child in all diarrhoeas and in disorders of the (mother's) milk.
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AgP 282.2
शृङ्गीं सकृष्णातिविषां चूर्णितां मधुना लिहेत् एका चातिविशा काशच्छर्दिज्वरहरी शिशोः
śṛṅgīṃ sakṛṣṇātiviṣāṃ cūrṇitāṃ madhunā lihet ekā cātiviśā kāśacchardijvaraharī śiśoḥ
One should lick śṛṅgī together with pepper and ativiṣā, powdered, with honey. And ativiṣā alone removes a child's cough, vomiting and fever.
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AgP 282.3
बालैः सेव्या वचा साज्या सदुग्धा वाथ तैलयुक् यष्टिकां शङ्खपुष्पीं वा बालः क्षीरान्वितां पिवेत्
bālaiḥ sevyā vacā sājyā sadugdhā vātha tailayuk yaṣṭikāṃ śaṅkhapuṣpīṃ vā bālaḥ kṣīrānvitāṃ pivet
Sweet flag (vacā) is to be taken by children with ghee, or with milk, or mixed with oil; or the child may drink licorice (yaṣṭikā) or śaṅkhapuṣpī together with milk.
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AgP 282.4
वाग्रूपसम्पद्युक्तायुर्मेधाश्रीर्वर्धते शिशोः वचाह्यग्निशिखावासाशुण्ठीकृष्णानिशागदं
vāgrūpasampadyuktāyurmedhāśrīrvardhate śiśoḥ vacāhyagniśikhāvāsāśuṇṭhīkṛṣṇāniśāgadaṃ
(Thereby) the child's endowment of speech and beauty, its lifespan, intelligence and prosperity increase. A remedy (compounded) of vacā, ahi(?), agniśikhā, vāsā, dried ginger, long pepper and turmeric —
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AgP 282.5
सयष्टिसैन्धवं बालः प्रातर्मेधाकरं पिवेत् देवदारुमहाशिग्रुफलत्रयपयोमुचां
sayaṣṭisaindhavaṃ bālaḥ prātarmedhākaraṃ pivet devadārumahāśigruphalatrayapayomucāṃ
— together with licorice and rock salt, the child should drink in the morning; it produces intelligence. Of devadāru, large śigru, the three fruits (triphalā) and payomuc (?) —
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AgP 282.6
क्वाथः सकृष्णा मृद्वीका कल्कः सर्वान् कृमीन्हरेत् त्रिफलाभृङ्गविश्वानां रसेषु मधुसर्पिषोः
kvāthaḥ sakṛṣṇā mṛdvīkā kalkaḥ sarvān kṛmīnharet triphalābhṛṅgaviśvānāṃ raseṣu madhusarpiṣoḥ
— the decoction, with long pepper and grapes as the paste, removes all worms. In the juices of triphalā, bhṛṅga and ginger, (mixed) with honey and ghee —
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AgP 282.7
मेषीक्षीरे च गोमूत्रे सिक्तं रोगे हितं शिशोः नासारक्तहरो नस्याद्दुर्वारस इहोत्तमः
meṣīkṣīre ca gomūtre siktaṃ roge hitaṃ śiśoḥ nāsāraktaharo nasyāddurvārasa ihottamaḥ
— and moistened in ewe's milk and cow's urine, it is beneficial in the child's disease. Dūrvā juice, which is the best here, should be snuffed as a remover of nasal bleeding.
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AgP 282.8
लशुनार्द्रकशिग्रूणां रसः कर्णस्य पूरणम् तैलमार्द्रकजात्यं वा शूलहा(२) चौष्ठरोगनुत्(३)
laśunārdrakaśigrūṇāṃ rasaḥ karṇasya pūraṇam tailamārdrakajātyaṃ vā śūlahā(2) cauṣṭharoganut(3)
The juice of garlic, fresh ginger and śigru is a filling for the ear; or oil (prepared) with fresh ginger and jātī is a remover of pain and drives away disease of the lips.
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AgP 282.9
:न् १ सिंही षष्टीति ख॥ २ शूलहा इत्य् अत्र पुंस्त्वनिर्देश आर्षः ३ मूत्रहा शोषरोगनुदिति ञ॥ :प् ४४ जातीपत्रं फलं व्योषं कवलं मूत्रकं निशा दुग्धक्वाथे ऽभयाकल्के सिद्धं तैलं द्विजार्तिनुत्
:n 1 siṃhī ṣaṣṭīti kha.. 2 śūlahā ity atra puṃstvanirdeśa ārṣaḥ 3 mūtrahā śoṣaroganuditi ña.. :p 44 jātīpatraṃ phalaṃ vyoṣaṃ kavalaṃ mūtrakaṃ niśā dugdhakvāthe 'bhayākalke siddhaṃ tailaṃ dvijārtinut
[Notes: 1. 'siṃhī ṣaṣṭī' in ms. kha. 2. In 'śūlahā' the masculine form is an archaic (ārṣa) usage. 3. 'mūtrahā śoṣaroganut' in ms. ña. Page 44] Jātī leaf, its fruit, the three pungents, kavala, mūtraka and turmeric: oil prepared in a milk-decoction with a paste of harītakī drives away toothache.
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AgP 282.10
धान्याम्बु नारिकेलं गोमूत्रं क्रमूकविश्वयुक् क्वाथितं कबलं कार्यमधिजिह्वाधिशान्तये
dhānyāmbu nārikelaṃ gomūtraṃ kramūkaviśvayuk kvāthitaṃ kabalaṃ kāryamadhijihvādhiśāntaye
Sour grain-water, coconut, cow's urine, together with areca nut and ginger, boiled, should be used as a mouth-rinse for the allaying of adhijihva (a tongue swelling) and adhi(-māṃsa?).
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AgP 282.11
साधितं लाङ्गलीकल्के तैलं निर्गुण्डिकारसैः गण्डमालागलगण्डौ नाशयेन्नस्यकर्मणा
sādhitaṃ lāṅgalīkalke tailaṃ nirguṇḍikārasaiḥ gaṇḍamālāgalagaṇḍau nāśayennasyakarmaṇā
Oil prepared with a paste of lāṅgalī and the juices of nirguṇḍī destroys, by the operation of nasal application, both scrofula (gaṇḍamālā) and goitre (galagaṇḍa).
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AgP 282.12
पल्लवैर् अर्कपूतीकस्नुहीरुग्घातजातिकैः उद्वर्तयेत् सगोमूत्रः सर्वत्वग्दोषनाशनैः
pallavair arkapūtīkasnuhīrugghātajātikaiḥ udvartayet sagomūtraḥ sarvatvagdoṣanāśanaiḥ
With the shoots of arka, pūtīka, snuhī, rugghāta and jātī, together with cow's urine, one should rub (the body) — (these being) destroyers of all skin disorders.
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AgP 282.13
वाकुची सतिला भुक्ता वत्सरात् कुष्ठनाशनी पथ्या भल्लातकी तैलगुडपिण्डी तु कुष्ठजित्
vākucī satilā bhuktā vatsarāt kuṣṭhanāśanī pathyā bhallātakī tailaguḍapiṇḍī tu kuṣṭhajit
Vākucī eaten with sesame destroys leprosy within a year; and a ball of harītakī, bhallātaka, oil and jaggery conquers leprosy.
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AgP 282.14
पूतीकवह्निरजनी त्रिफलाव्योषचूर्णयुक् तक्रं गुदाङ्कुरे पेयं भक्ष्या वा सगुडाभया
pūtīkavahnirajanī triphalāvyoṣacūrṇayuk takraṃ gudāṅkure peyaṃ bhakṣyā vā saguḍābhayā
Buttermilk mixed with the powder of pūtīka, citraka, turmeric, triphalā and the three pungents is to be drunk in the case of anal growths (piles); or harītakī with jaggery is to be eaten.
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AgP 282.15
फलदार्वीविषाणान्तु क्वाथो धात्रीरसो ऽथवा पातव्यो रजनीकल्कः क्षौद्राक्षौद्रप्रमेहिणा
phaladārvīviṣāṇāntu kvātho dhātrīraso 'thavā pātavyo rajanīkalkaḥ kṣaudrākṣaudrapramehiṇā
But a decoction of phala, dārvī and viṣāṇā, or else the juice of āmalakī, or a paste of turmeric, is to be drunk by the diabetic, with honey or without honey.
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AgP 282.16
वासागर्भो व्याधिघातक्वाथ एरण्डतैलयुक् वातशोणितहृत् पानात् पिप्पली स्यात् प्लीहाहरी
vāsāgarbho vyādhighātakvātha eraṇḍatailayuk vātaśoṇitahṛt pānāt pippalī syāt plīhāharī
A decoction of vyādhighāta with vāsā inside it, mixed with castor oil, removes vātarakta when drunk; long pepper is a remover of spleen disease.
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AgP 282.17
सेव्या जठरिणा कृष्णा स्नुक्षीरवहुभाविता पयो वा रच्यदन्त्याग्निविडङ्गव्योषकल्कयुक्
sevyā jaṭhariṇā kṛṣṇā snukṣīravahubhāvitā payo vā racyadantyāgniviḍaṅgavyoṣakalkayuk
One with abdominal disease should use long pepper repeatedly steeped in the milky juice of snuhī, or else milk mixed with a paste of racya(?), dantī, citraka, viḍaṅga and the three pungents.
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AgP 282.18
ग्रन्थिकोग्राभया कृष्णा विडङ्गाक्ता घृते स्थिता सांसन्तक्रं ग्रहण्यर्शःपाण्डुगुल्मकृमीन् हरेत्
granthikogrābhayā kṛṣṇā viḍaṅgāktā ghṛte sthitā sāṃsantakraṃ grahaṇyarśaḥpāṇḍugulmakṛmīn haret
Pippalī-root, ugrā, harītakī and long pepper, smeared with viḍaṅga and kept in ghee, taken with buttermilk, would remove grahaṇī, piles, anaemia, abdominal tumour and worms.
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AgP 282.19
फलत्रयामृता वासा तिक्तभूनिम्बजस् तथा क्वाथः समाक्षिको हन्यात् पाण्डुरोगं सकामलं
phalatrayāmṛtā vāsā tiktabhūnimbajas tathā kvāthaḥ samākṣiko hanyāt pāṇḍurogaṃ sakāmalaṃ
A decoction of triphalā, guḍūcī, vāsā and likewise what comes from bitter bhūnimba, taken with honey, would destroy anaemia along with jaundice.
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AgP 282.20
रक्तपित्ती पिवेद्वासासुरसं ससितं मधु :प् ४५ वरीद्राक्षाबलाशुण्ठीसाधितं वा पयः पृथक्
raktapittī pivedvāsāsurasaṃ sasitaṃ madhu :p 45 varīdrākṣābalāśuṇṭhīsādhitaṃ vā payaḥ pṛthak
One suffering from raktapitta should drink the juice of vāsā with sugar and honey; or else milk boiled with śatāvarī, grapes, balā and dried ginger, each separately.
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AgP 282.21
वरी विदारी पथ्या बलात्रयं सवासकं श्वदंष्ट्रामधुसर्पिर्भ्यामालिहेत् क्षयरोगवान्
varī vidārī pathyā balātrayaṃ savāsakaṃ śvadaṃṣṭrāmadhusarpirbhyāmālihet kṣayarogavān
Śatāvarī, vidārī, harītakī, the three balās together with vāsaka, and gokṣura — one afflicted with consumption should lick these with honey and ghee.
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AgP 282.22
पथ्याशिग्रुकरञ्जार्कत्वक्सारं मधुसिन्धुमत् समूत्रं विद्रधिं हन्ति परिपाकाय तन्त्रजित्
pathyāśigrukarañjārkatvaksāraṃ madhusindhumat samūtraṃ vidradhiṃ hanti paripākāya tantrajit
The bark-essence of harītakī, śigru, karañja and arka, with honey and rock salt, together with urine, destroys an abscess; for its ripening it is a conqueror of the (disease's) course.
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AgP 282.23
त्रिवृता जीवती दन्ती मञ्जिष्ठा शर्वरीद्वयं तार्क्षजं निम्बपत्रञ्च लेपः शस्तो भगन्दरे
trivṛtā jīvatī dantī mañjiṣṭhā śarvarīdvayaṃ tārkṣajaṃ nimbapatrañca lepaḥ śasto bhagandare
Trivṛt, jīvantī, dantī, mañjiṣṭhā, the two 'night' plants (haridrā and dāruharidrā), the ore of Tārkṣa (?—rock-salt/antimony), and nimba leaves: this paste is recommended in fistula-in-ano.
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AgP 282.24
रुग्घातजनीलाक्षाचूर्णाजक्षौद्रसंयुता वासोवत्तिर्व्रणे योज्या शोधनी गतिनाशनी
rugghātajanīlākṣācūrṇājakṣaudrasaṃyutā vāsovattirvraṇe yojyā śodhanī gatināśanī
(A preparation) of rugghātajā (?), lac, and powder, combined with goat('s milk?) and honey — a cloth wick soaked (in it) is to be applied to the wound; it cleanses and destroys the (fistulous) tract.
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AgP 282.25
श्यामायष्टिनिशालोध्रपद्मकोत्पलचन्दनैः समरीचैः शृतं तैलं क्षीरे स्याद्ब्रणरोहणं
śyāmāyaṣṭiniśālodhrapadmakotpalacandanaiḥ samarīcaiḥ śṛtaṃ tailaṃ kṣīre syādbraṇarohaṇaṃ
Oil boiled in milk with śyāmā, yaṣṭī (liquorice), niśā (turmeric), lodhra, padmaka, blue lotus and sandal, together with black pepper, brings about the healing of a wound.
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AgP 282.26
श्रीकार्पासदलैर् भस्मफलोपलवणा निशा तत्पिण्डीस्वेदनं ताम्रे सतैलं स्यात् क्षतौषधं
śrīkārpāsadalair bhasmaphalopalavaṇā niśā tatpiṇḍīsvedanaṃ tāmre satailaṃ syāt kṣatauṣadhaṃ
With śrī (?) and cotton leaves, ash, phalopala(-salt) and salt, and turmeric — a poultice of these, steamed in a copper (vessel) with oil, is a remedy for an injury.
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AgP 282.27
कुम्भीसारं पयोयुक्तं वह्निदग्धं व्रणे लिपेत् तदेव नाशयेत्सेकान्नारिकेलरजोघृतम्
kumbhīsāraṃ payoyuktaṃ vahnidagdhaṃ vraṇe lipet tadeva nāśayetsekānnārikelarajoghṛtam
One should smear the pith of kumbhī mixed with milk on a wound burned by fire; and coconut powder with ghee, (applied) as an affusion, would destroy that same (burn).
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AgP 282.28
विष्वाजमोदसिन्धूत्थचिञ्चात्वग्भिः समाभया तक्रेणोष्णाम्बुना वाथ पीतातीसारनाशनी
viṣvājamodasindhūtthaciñcātvagbhiḥ samābhayā takreṇoṣṇāmbunā vātha pītātīsāranāśanī
With viśvā (ginger), ajamodā, rock-salt and tamarind bark, together with an equal (part of) abhayā (harītakī), drunk with buttermilk or with hot water, (this) destroys diarrhoea.
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AgP 282.29
वत्सकातिविषाविश्वविल्लमुस्तशृतं जलं सामे पुराणे ऽतीसारे सामृक्शूले च पाययेत्
vatsakātiviṣāviśvavillamustaśṛtaṃ jalaṃ sāme purāṇe 'tīsāre sāmṛkśūle ca pāyayet
Water boiled with vatsaka, ativiṣā, viśvā (ginger), bilva and mustā one should have (the patient) drink in diarrhoea with undigested matter, in chronic diarrhoea, and in colic with undigested matter.
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AgP 282.30
अङ्गारदग्धं सुगतं सिन्धुमुष्णाम्बुना पिवेत् शूलवानथ वा तद्धि सिन्धुहिंगुकणाभया
aṅgāradagdhaṃ sugataṃ sindhumuṣṇāmbunā pivet śūlavānatha vā taddhi sindhuhiṃgukaṇābhayā
One suffering from colic should drink rock-salt well roasted on coals, with hot water; or else that same (salt) with rock-salt, asafoetida, long pepper and harītakī.
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AgP 282.31
कटुरोहोत्कणातङ्कलाजचूर्णं(१) मधुप्लुतं :न् १ कटुरोहोत्पलातङ्कलाजचूर्णमिति ट॥ :प् ४६ वस्त्रच्छिद्रगतं वक्त्रे न्यस्तं तृष्णां विनाशयेत्
kaṭurohotkaṇātaṅkalājacūrṇaṃ(1) madhuplutaṃ :n 1 kaṭurohotpalātaṅkalājacūrṇamiti ṭa.. :p 46 vastracchidragataṃ vaktre nyastaṃ tṛṣṇāṃ vināśayet
A powder of kaṭurohiṇī, long pepper, taṅka (?) and parched grain, soaked in honey, placed in the mouth through a hole in a cloth, destroys thirst.
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AgP 282.32
पाठादार्वीजातिदलं द्राक्षामूलफलत्रयैः(१) साधितं समधु क्वाथं कवलं मुखपापहृत्
pāṭhādārvījātidalaṃ drākṣāmūlaphalatrayaiḥ(1) sādhitaṃ samadhu kvāthaṃ kavalaṃ mukhapāpahṛt
A decoction of pāṭhā, dārvī, jātī leaves, prepared with grapes, roots (?) and the three fruits, together with honey, used as a mouth-rinse removes the ills of the mouth.
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AgP 282.33
कृष्णातिविषतिक्तेन्द्रदारूपाठापयोमुचां क्वाथो मूत्रे शृतः क्षौद्री सर्वकण्ठगदापहः
kṛṣṇātiviṣatiktendradārūpāṭhāpayomucāṃ kvātho mūtre śṛtaḥ kṣaudrī sarvakaṇṭhagadāpahaḥ
A decoction of kṛṣṇā (long pepper), ativiṣā, tikta-indra (?), devadāru, pāṭhā and payomuc (?), boiled in cow's urine, with honey, removes all throat diseases.
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AgP 282.34
पथ्यागोक्षुरदुस्पर्शराजवृक्षशिलाभिदां कषायः समधुः पीतो मूत्रकृच्छ्रं व्यपोहति
pathyāgokṣuradusparśarājavṛkṣaśilābhidāṃ kaṣāyaḥ samadhuḥ pīto mūtrakṛcchraṃ vyapohati
A decoction of pathyā (harītakī), gokṣura, dusparśa, rājavṛkṣa and śilābhid, drunk with honey, dispels dysuria.
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AgP 282.35
वंशत्वग्वरुणक्वाथः शर्कराश्मविघातनः शाखोटक्वाथसक्षौद्रक्षीराशी श्लीपदी भवेत्
vaṃśatvagvaruṇakvāthaḥ śarkarāśmavighātanaḥ śākhoṭakvāthasakṣaudrakṣīrāśī ślīpadī bhavet
A decoction of bamboo bark and varuṇa is a breaker of gravel and stone; one who eats a decoction of śākhoṭa with honey and milk will (be cured) of elephantiasis.
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AgP 282.36
मासार्कत्वक्पयस्तैलं मधुसिक्तञ्च सैन्धवं पादरोगं हरेत्सर्पिर्जालकुक्कुटजं तथा
māsārkatvakpayastailaṃ madhusiktañca saindhavaṃ pādarogaṃ haretsarpirjālakukkuṭajaṃ tathā
Arka bark (of one) month, milk, oil, and rock-salt moistened with honey, and ghee, would remove foot-disease and also that arising from a fowl's web(-like growth?).
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AgP 282.37
शुण्ठीसीवर्चलाहिङ्गुचूर्णं शूण्ठीरसैर् घृतम् रुजं हरेदथ क्वाथो विद्धि बद्धाग्निसाधने
śuṇṭhīsīvarcalāhiṅgucūrṇaṃ śūṇṭhīrasair ghṛtam rujaṃ haredatha kvātho viddhi baddhāgnisādhane
A powder of dry ginger, sauvarcala salt and asafoetida, (and) ghee (prepared) with the juices of dry ginger, would remove the pain; and know the decoction (to be used) in restoring an obstructed digestive fire.
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AgP 282.38
सौवर्चलाग्निहिङ्गूनां सदीप्यानां रसैर् युतं विडदीप्यकयुक्तं वा तक्रं गुल्मातुरः पिवेत्
sauvarcalāgnihiṅgūnāṃ sadīpyānāṃ rasair yutaṃ viḍadīpyakayuktaṃ vā takraṃ gulmāturaḥ pivet
One afflicted with abdominal tumour should drink buttermilk combined with the juices of sauvarcala salt, agni (citraka) and asafoetida together with dīpyaka, or combined with viḍ-salt and dīpyaka.
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AgP 282.39
धात्रीपटोलमुद्गानां क्वाथः साज्यो विसर्पहा शुण्ठीदारुनवाक्षीरक्वाथो मूत्रान्वितो ऽपरः
dhātrīpaṭolamudgānāṃ kvāthaḥ sājyo visarpahā śuṇṭhīdārunavākṣīrakvātho mūtrānvito 'paraḥ
A decoction of dhātrī, paṭola and mung beans, with ghee, removes erysipelas; another is a decoction of dry ginger, devadāru and navā (?) milk, mixed with cow's urine.
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AgP 282.40
सव्योषायोरजःक्षारः फलक्वाथश् च शोथहृत् गुडशिग्रुत्रिवृद्धिश् च सैन्धवानां रजोयुतः
savyoṣāyorajaḥkṣāraḥ phalakvāthaś ca śothahṛt guḍaśigrutrivṛddhiś ca saindhavānāṃ rajoyutaḥ
An alkali of iron-dust with the three pungents, and a decoction of the (three) fruits, removes swelling; and (so does) jaggery, śigru and trivṛt, mixed with the powder of rock-salt.
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AgP 282.41
त्रिवृताफलकक्वाथः सगुडः स्याद्विरेचनः वचाफलकषायोत्थं पयो वमनकृभवेत्
trivṛtāphalakakvāthaḥ saguḍaḥ syādvirecanaḥ vacāphalakaṣāyotthaṃ payo vamanakṛbhavet
A decoction of trivṛt and the (three) fruits, with jaggery, would be purgative; milk mixed with a decoction of vacā and the (three) fruits acts as an emetic.
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AgP 282.42
त्रिफलायाः पलशतं पृथग्भृङ्गजभावितम् :न् १ द्राक्षामृतफलत्रयैर् इति ञ॥ , ट॥ च :प् ४७ विडङ्गं लोहचूर्णञ्च दशभागसमन्वितम्
triphalāyāḥ palaśataṃ pṛthagbhṛṅgajabhāvitam :n 1 drākṣāmṛtaphalatrayair iti ña.. , ṭa.. ca :p 47 viḍaṅgaṃ lohacūrṇañca daśabhāgasamanvitam
A hundred palas of the three myrobalans, each separately steeped in bhṛṅgarāja (juice), and viḍaṅga and iron powder added in a tenth part.
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AgP 282.43
शतावरीगुडुच्यग्निपलानां शतविंशतिः(१) मध्वाज्यतिलजैर् लिह्याद्बलीपलितवर्जितः
śatāvarīguḍucyagnipalānāṃ śataviṃśatiḥ(1) madhvājyatilajair lihyādbalīpalitavarjitaḥ
Of śatāvarī, guḍūcī and agni (citraka) in palas, one hundred and twenty; he should lick (it) with honey, ghee and sesame, and (so) be rid of wrinkles and grey hair.
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AgP 282.44
शतमब्दं हि जीवेत सर्वरोगविवर्जितः त्रिफला सर्वरोगघ्नी समधुः शर्क्वरान्विता
śatamabdaṃ hi jīveta sarvarogavivarjitaḥ triphalā sarvarogaghnī samadhuḥ śarkvarānvitā
Indeed he would live a hundred years, free of all diseases. Triphalā destroys all diseases, (taken) with honey and combined with sugar.
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AgP 282.45
सितामधुघृतैर् युक्ता सकृष्णा त्रिफला तथा पथ्याचित्रकशुण्ठाश् च गुडुचीमुषलीरजः
sitāmadhughṛtair yuktā sakṛṣṇā triphalā tathā pathyācitrakaśuṇṭhāś ca guḍucīmuṣalīrajaḥ
Likewise triphalā joined with sugar, honey and ghee, together with long pepper; and pathyā (harītakī), citraka and dry ginger, and the powder of guḍūcī and musalī —
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AgP 282.46
सगुडं भक्षितं रोगहरं त्रिशतवर्षकृत् किञ्चिच्चूर्णं जवापुष्पं पिण्डितं विसृजेज्जले
saguḍaṃ bhakṣitaṃ rogaharaṃ triśatavarṣakṛt kiñciccūrṇaṃ javāpuṣpaṃ piṇḍitaṃ visṛjejjale
— eaten with jaggery, removes disease and grants three hundred years. A little powder (with) javā flower, made into a ball, one should drop into water.
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AgP 282.47
तैलं भवेद् घृताकारं किञ्चिच्चूर्णं जलान्वितं धूपार्थं दृश्यते चित्रं वृषदंशजरायुना
tailaṃ bhaved ghṛtākāraṃ kiñciccūrṇaṃ jalānvitaṃ dhūpārthaṃ dṛśyate citraṃ vṛṣadaṃśajarāyunā
The oil would take the form of ghee. A little powder mixed with water, for the purpose of incense — a marvel is seen by means of the placenta of a cat.
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AgP 282.48
पुनर्माक्षिकधूपेन दृश्यते तद्यथा पुरा कर्पूरजलकाभेकतैलं(२) पाटलिमूलयुक्
punarmākṣikadhūpena dṛśyate tadyathā purā karpūrajalakābhekatailaṃ(2) pāṭalimūlayuk
Again, by an incense of honey it is seen just as before: camphor, jalaka, frog-oil combined with pāṭali root.
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AgP 282.49
पिष्ट्वा लिप्य पदे द्वे च चरेदङ्गारके नरः तृणौत्थानादिकं व्यूह्य दर्शयन्वै कुतूहलं
piṣṭvā lipya pade dve ca caredaṅgārake naraḥ tṛṇautthānādikaṃ vyūhya darśayanvai kutūhalaṃ
Having ground (these) and smeared them on his two feet, a man may walk upon burning coals; having heaped up straw kindling and the like, he displays a wonder.
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AgP 282.50
विषग्रहरुजध्वंसक्षुद्रनर्म च कामिकं तत्ते षट्कर्मकं प्रोक्तं सिद्धिद्वयसमाश्रयं
viṣagraharujadhvaṃsakṣudranarma ca kāmikaṃ tatte ṣaṭkarmakaṃ proktaṃ siddhidvayasamāśrayaṃ
Destruction of poison, of seizures and of disease; petty amusement; and the erotic — that six-fold practice has been declared to you, resting on the pair of siddhis.
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AgP 282.51
मन्त्रध्यानौषधिकथामुद्रेज्या यत्र मुष्टयः चतुर्वर्गफलं प्रोक्तं यः पठेत्स दिवं व्रजेत्
mantradhyānauṣadhikathāmudrejyā yatra muṣṭayaḥ caturvargaphalaṃ proktaṃ yaḥ paṭhetsa divaṃ vrajet
Mantra, meditation, drug, discourse, mudrā, worship — in which (subject) the handfuls (of secret means lie): the fruit of the fourfold aim is declared; he who recites it goes to heaven.
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