Agni Purana — Chapter 284
AgP 284.1
:ए इत्य् आग्नेये महापुराणे मन्त्ररूपौषधकथनं नाम त्र्यशीत्यधिकद्विशततमो ऽध्यायः छप्तेर् {२८४} :श् अथ चतुरशीत्यधिकद्विशततमो ऽध्यायः मृतसञ्जीवनीकरसिद्धयोगः धन्वन्तरिर् उवाच सिद्धयोगान् पुनर्वक्षे मृतसञ्जीवनीकरान् आत्रेयभाषितान् दिव्यान् सर्वव्याधिविमर्दनान्(३)
:e ity āgneye mahāpurāṇe mantrarūpauṣadhakathanaṃ nāma tryaśītyadhikadviśatatamo 'dhyāyaḥ chapter {284} :ś atha caturaśītyadhikadviśatatamo 'dhyāyaḥ mṛtasañjīvanīkarasiddhayogaḥ dhanvantarir uvāca siddhayogān punarvakṣe mṛtasañjīvanīkarān ātreyabhāṣitān divyān sarvavyādhivimardanān(3)
Thus in the Āgneya Mahāpurāṇa, the two-hundred-eighty-third chapter, called "The Telling of Medicines in the Form of Mantras." [Chapter 284] Now the two-hundred-eighty-fourth chapter: the proven formulas that bring the dead back to life. Dhanvantari said: Again I shall declare the proven formulas that bring the dead back to life, spoken by Ātreya, divine, crushing all diseases.
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AgP 284.2
आत्रेय उवाच विल्वादिपञ्चमूलस्य क्वाथः स्याद्वातिके ज्वरे पावनं पिप्पलीमूलं गुडूची विष्वजो ऽथ वा
ātreya uvāca vilvādipañcamūlasya kvāthaḥ syādvātike jvare pāvanaṃ pippalīmūlaṃ guḍūcī viṣvajo 'tha vā
Ātreya said: A decoction of the five roots beginning with bilva is (to be used) in fever of wind origin; purifying (too) are the root of pippalī, guḍūcī, or else viṣvaja.
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AgP 284.3
:न् १ वीरकार्ये इति ख॥ २ एकनामाथ सर्थकमिति ख॥ , ञ॥ च ३ सर्वव्याधिविनाशकानिति ख॥ :प् ५० आमलक्यभया कृष्ण वह्निः सर्वज्वरान्तकः विल्वाग्निमन्थश्योनाककाश्मर्यः पार्ला स्थिरा
:n 1 vīrakārye iti kha.. 2 ekanāmātha sarthakamiti kha.. , ña.. ca 3 sarvavyādhivināśakāniti kha.. :p 50 āmalakyabhayā kṛṣṇa vahniḥ sarvajvarāntakaḥ vilvāgnimanthaśyonākakāśmaryaḥ pārlā sthirā
[Notes: 1. 'vīrakārye' in ms. kha. 2. 'ekanāmātha sārthakam' in mss. kha and ña. 3. 'sarvavyādhivināśakān' in ms. kha.] [p. 50] Āmalakī, abhayā, black (pepper), vahni (citraka) — (this) puts an end to all fevers. Bilva, agnimantha, śyonāka, kāśmarī, pāṭalā, sthirā,
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AgP 284.4
त्रिकण्टकं पृश्नपर्णी वृहती कण्टकारिकाः ज्वराविपाकपार्श्वार्तिकाशनुत् कुशमूलकम्
trikaṇṭakaṃ pṛśnaparṇī vṛhatī kaṇṭakārikāḥ jvarāvipākapārśvārtikāśanut kuśamūlakam
trikaṇṭaka, pṛśniparṇī, bṛhatī, kaṇṭakārikā — (and) the root of kuśa removes fever, indigestion, pain in the sides, and cough.
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AgP 284.5
गुडूची पर्पटी मुस्तं किरातं विश्वभेषजम् वातपित्तज्वरे देयं पञ्चभद्रमिदं स्मृतम्
guḍūcī parpaṭī mustaṃ kirātaṃ viśvabheṣajam vātapittajvare deyaṃ pañcabhadramidaṃ smṛtam
Guḍūcī, parpaṭī, mustā, kirāta, and the universal remedy (ginger) — (this) is to be given in fever of wind and bile; it is known as the "five auspicious ones."
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AgP 284.6
त्रिवृद्विशालकटुकात्रिफलारग्बधैः कृतः स्ंस्कारो भेदनक्वाथः पेयः सर्वज्वरापहः
trivṛdviśālakaṭukātriphalāragbadhaiḥ kṛtaḥ sṃskāro bhedanakvāthaḥ peyaḥ sarvajvarāpahaḥ
The compound made with trivṛt, viśālā, kaṭukā, triphalā and āragvadha — a purging decoction — is to be drunk; it removes all fevers.
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AgP 284.7
देवदारुबलावासात्रिफलाव्योपपद्मकैः(१) सविडङ्गैः सितातुल्यं तच्चुर्णं पञ्चकाशजित्
devadārubalāvāsātriphalāvyopapadmakaiḥ(1) saviḍaṅgaiḥ sitātulyaṃ taccurṇaṃ pañcakāśajit
With devadāru, balā, vāsā, triphalā, the three pungents and padmaka, together with viḍaṅga: that powder, (mixed) with an equal quantity of sugar, conquers the five kinds of cough.
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AgP 284.8
दशमूलीशटीरास्नापिप्पलीबिल्वपौष्करैः शृङ्गीतामलकीभार्गीगुडूचीनागवल्लिभिः
daśamūlīśaṭīrāsnāpippalībilvapauṣkaraiḥ śṛṅgītāmalakībhārgīguḍūcīnāgavallibhiḥ
With the ten roots, śaṭī, rāsnā, pippalī, bilva, pauṣkara, śṛṅgī, āmalakī, bhārgī, guḍūcī and nāgavallī —
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AgP 284.9
यवाग्रं विधिना सिद्धं कशायं वा पिवेन्नरः काशहृद्ग्रहणीपार्श्वहिक्वाश्वासप्रशान्तये
yavāgraṃ vidhinā siddhaṃ kaśāyaṃ vā pivennaraḥ kāśahṛdgrahaṇīpārśvahikvāśvāsapraśāntaye
a barley gruel prepared according to the prescribed method, or else a decoction, a man should drink, for the quieting of cough, heart disease, diarrhoea, pain in the sides, hiccup and laboured breathing.
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AgP 284.10
मधुकं मधुना युक्तं विप्पलीं शर्करान्वितां नागरं गुडसंयुक्तं हिक्वाघ्नं लावणत्रयम्
madhukaṃ madhunā yuktaṃ vippalīṃ śarkarānvitāṃ nāgaraṃ guḍasaṃyuktaṃ hikvāghnaṃ lāvaṇatrayam
Madhuka joined with honey, pippalī together with sugar, ginger combined with jaggery, (and) the three salts — (these) destroy hiccup.
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AgP 284.11
कारव्यजाजीमरिचं द्राक्षा वृक्षाम्लदाडिमम् सौवर्चलं गुडं क्षौद्रं सर्वारोचननाशनम्
kāravyajājīmaricaṃ drākṣā vṛkṣāmladāḍimam sauvarcalaṃ guḍaṃ kṣaudraṃ sarvārocananāśanam
Caraway, cumin, pepper, grapes, vṛkṣāmla, pomegranate, sauvarcala salt, jaggery, honey — (this) destroys all loss of appetite.
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AgP 284.12
शृङ्गवेररसञ्चैव मधुना सह पाययेत् अरुचिश्वासकाशघ्नं प्रतिश्यायकफान्तकम्
śṛṅgaverarasañcaiva madhunā saha pāyayet aruciśvāsakāśaghnaṃ pratiśyāyakaphāntakam
And one should have (the patient) drink the juice of fresh ginger together with honey; it destroys anorexia, laboured breathing and cough, and puts an end to catarrh and phlegm.
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AgP 284.13
वटं शृङ्गी शिलालोध्रदाडिमं मधुकं मधु पिवेत् तण्डुलतोयेन च्छर्दितृष्णानिवारणम्
vaṭaṃ śṛṅgī śilālodhradāḍimaṃ madhukaṃ madhu pivet taṇḍulatoyena ccharditṛṣṇānivāraṇam
Vaṭa, śṛṅgī, śilā, lodhra, pomegranate, madhuka, honey — one should drink (this) with rice-water; it wards off vomiting and thirst.
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AgP 284.14
:न् १ देवदारुबलारास्नात्रिफलाव्योषपद्मकैर् इति ख॥ :प् ५१ गुडुची वासकं लोध्रं पिप्पलीक्षौद्रसंयुतम् कफान्वितञ्जयेद्रक्तं तृष्णाकासज्वरापहम्
:n 1 devadārubalārāsnātriphalāvyoṣapadmakair iti kha.. :p 51 guḍucī vāsakaṃ lodhraṃ pippalīkṣaudrasaṃyutam kaphānvitañjayedraktaṃ tṛṣṇākāsajvarāpaham
[Note: 1. 'devadārubalārāsnātriphalāvyoṣapadmakaiḥ' in ms. kha.] [p. 51] Guḍūcī, vāsaka, lodhra, combined with pippalī and honey, conquers a blood (disorder) attended by phlegm, and removes thirst, cough and fever.
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AgP 284.15
वासकस्य रसस्तद्वत् समधुस्ताम्रजो रसः शिरीषपुष्पसुरसभावितं मरिचं हितं
vāsakasya rasastadvat samadhustāmrajo rasaḥ śirīṣapuṣpasurasabhāvitaṃ maricaṃ hitaṃ
The juice of vāsaka acts likewise; (so does) the juice produced from copper together with honey; pepper steeped in śirīṣa flowers and surasa is beneficial.
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AgP 284.16
सर्वार्तिनुन्मसूरो ऽथ पित्तमुक् तण्ड्लीयकं निर्गुण्डी शारिवा शेलु रङ्गोलश् च(१) विषापहः
sarvārtinunmasūro 'tha pittamuk taṇḍlīyakaṃ nirguṇḍī śārivā śelu raṅgolaś ca(1) viṣāpahaḥ
The lentil dispels all pain; the tāṇḍulīyaka releases bile; nirguṇḍī, śārivā, śelu, and raṅgola take away poison.
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AgP 284.17
महौषधं मृतां क्षुद्रां पुष्करं(२)ग्रन्थिकोद्भवं(३) पिवेत् कणायुतं क्वाथं मूर्छायाञ्च मदेषु च
mahauṣadhaṃ mṛtāṃ kṣudrāṃ puṣkaraṃ(2)granthikodbhavaṃ(3) pivet kaṇāyutaṃ kvāthaṃ mūrchāyāñca madeṣu ca
Mahauṣadha (ginger), mṛtā, kṣudrā, puṣkara, (and) what grows from the knotted (root, i.e. pippalī-root) — one should drink the decoction together with long pepper, in fainting and in cases of intoxication.
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AgP 284.18
हिङ्गुसौर्चलव्योषैर्द्विप्लांशैर्घृताढकं(?) चतुर्गुणे गवां मूत्रे सिद्धमुन्मादनाशनं
hiṅgusaurcalavyoṣairdviplāṃśairghṛtāḍhakaṃ(?) caturguṇe gavāṃ mūtre siddhamunmādanāśanaṃ
With hiṅgu, sauvarcala salt and the three pungents, in portions of two palas each, an āḍhaka of ghee cooked in four times (that quantity) of cows' urine destroys madness.
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AgP 284.19
शङ्खपुष्पीवत्ताकुष्ठैः सिद्धं ब्राह्मीरसैर् युतं पुराणं हन्त्यपस्मारं सोन्मादं मेध्यमुत्तमं
śaṅkhapuṣpīvattākuṣṭhaiḥ siddhaṃ brāhmīrasair yutaṃ purāṇaṃ hantyapasmāraṃ sonmādaṃ medhyamuttamaṃ
(A ghee) prepared with śaṅkhapuṣpī, vattā(?) and kuṣṭha, combined with the juices of brāhmī, when old, destroys epilepsy together with mania, and is an excellent promoter of intelligence.
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AgP 284.20
पञ्चगव्यं घृतं तद्वत् कुष्ठनुच्चाभयायुतं पटोलत्रिफलानिम्बगुडुचीधावणीवृषैः
pañcagavyaṃ ghṛtaṃ tadvat kuṣṭhanuccābhayāyutaṃ paṭolatriphalānimbaguḍucīdhāvaṇīvṛṣaiḥ
In the same way, ghee (cooked) with the five products of the cow, mixed with kuṣṭha-destroying (drugs?) and abhayā (harītakī), (and) with paṭola, triphalā, nimba, guḍūcī, dhāvaṇī and vṛṣa —
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AgP 284.21
सकरञ्जैर् घृतं सिद्धं कुष्ठनुद्वज्रकं स्मृतं निम्बं पटोलं व्याघ्री च गुडूची वासकं तथा
sakarañjair ghṛtaṃ siddhaṃ kuṣṭhanudvajrakaṃ smṛtaṃ nimbaṃ paṭolaṃ vyāghrī ca guḍūcī vāsakaṃ tathā
— together with karañja, the ghee thus prepared is known as the "thunderbolt" that dispels leprosy. Likewise nimba, paṭola, vyāghrī, guḍūcī and vāsaka:
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AgP 284.22
कुर्याद्दशपलान् भागान् एकैकस्य सकुट्टितान् जलद्रोणे विपक्तव्यं यावत्पादावशेषितं
kuryāddaśapalān bhāgān ekaikasya sakuṭṭitān jaladroṇe vipaktavyaṃ yāvatpādāvaśeṣitaṃ
one should make portions of ten palas of each, pounded, and (they) are to be boiled in a droṇa of water until a quarter remains.
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AgP 284.23
घृतप्रस्थम्पचेत्तेन त्रिफलागर्भसंयुतं(४) पञ्चतिक्तमिति ख्यातं सर्पिः कुष्ठविनाशनं
ghṛtaprasthampacettena triphalāgarbhasaṃyutaṃ(4) pañcatiktamiti khyātaṃ sarpiḥ kuṣṭhavināśanaṃ
With that one should cook a prastha of ghee, combined with the pulp of triphalā; this ghee, known as "the five bitters," is a destroyer of leprosy.
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AgP 284.24
अशीतिं वातजान्रोगान् चत्वारिंशच्च पैत्तिकान् :न् १ वङ्कोलश्चेति ख॥ , ञ॥ , च २ पुष्पकमिति ज॥ ३ ग्रन्थिलोद्भवमिति ख॥ ४ त्रिफलाशर्करायुतमिति ख॥ , ञ॥ च :प् ५२ विंशतिं श्लैष्मिकान् कासपीनसार्शोव्रणादिकान्
aśītiṃ vātajānrogān catvāriṃśacca paittikān :n 1 vaṅkolaśceti kha.. , ña.. , ca 2 puṣpakamiti ja.. 3 granthilodbhavamiti kha.. 4 triphalāśarkarāyutamiti kha.. , ña.. ca :p 52 viṃśatiṃ ślaiṣmikān kāsapīnasārśovraṇādikān
Eighty diseases arising from wind, forty from bile, twenty from phlegm — cough, chronic rhinitis, piles, ulcers and the rest —
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AgP 284.25
हन्त्यन्यान् योगरजो ऽयं यथार्कस्तिमिरं खलु त्रिफलायाः कषायेन भृङ्नराजरसेन च
hantyanyān yogarajo 'yaṃ yathārkastimiraṃ khalu triphalāyāḥ kaṣāyena bhṛṅnarājarasena ca
— and others too this yogaraja powder destroys, just as the sun destroys darkness. And with a decoction of triphalā and with the juice of bhṛṅgarāja
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AgP 284.26
व्रणप्रक्षालनङ्कुर्यादुपदंशप्रशान्तये पटीलदलचूर्णेन दाडिमत्वग्रजो ऽथ वा
vraṇaprakṣālanaṅkuryādupadaṃśapraśāntaye paṭīladalacūrṇena dāḍimatvagrajo 'tha vā
one should wash the sore for the allaying of upadaṃśa (venereal ulcer); or else (dust it) with powder of paṭola leaves or with powder of pomegranate rind,
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AgP 284.27
गुण्डयेच्च गजेनापि(१) त्रिफलाचूर्णकेन च त्रिफलायोरजोयष्ठिमार्कवोत्पलमारिचैः
guṇḍayecca gajenāpi(1) triphalācūrṇakena ca triphalāyorajoyaṣṭhimārkavotpalamāricaiḥ
and one should dust (it) even with gaja(?) and with powder of triphalā. With the powder of triphalā, yaṣṭī, mārkava, utpala and pepper,
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AgP 284.28
समैन्धवैः पचेत्तैलमभ्यङ्गाच्छर्दिकापहं सक्षीरान् मार्कवरसान् द्विप्रस्थमधुकोत्पलैः
samaindhavaiḥ pacettailamabhyaṅgācchardikāpahaṃ sakṣīrān mārkavarasān dviprasthamadhukotpalaiḥ
together with rock salt, one should cook oil; by anointing it removes vomiting. (Taking) juices of mārkava together with milk, two prasthas, with madhuka and utpala,
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AgP 284.29
पचेत्तु तैलकुडवं तन्नस्यं पलितापहं निम्बम्पटोलं त्रिफला गुडूची स्वदिरं वृषं
pacettu tailakuḍavaṃ tannasyaṃ palitāpahaṃ nimbampaṭolaṃ triphalā guḍūcī svadiraṃ vṛṣaṃ
one should cook a kuḍava of oil; that, as a snuff, removes grey hair. Nimba, paṭola, triphalā, guḍūcī, khadira, vṛṣa;
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AgP 284.30
भूनिम्बपाठात्रिफलागुडूचीरक्तचन्दनं योगद्वयं ज्वरं हन्ति कुष्ठविस्फोटकादिकं
bhūnimbapāṭhātriphalāguḍūcīraktacandanaṃ yogadvayaṃ jvaraṃ hanti kuṣṭhavisphoṭakādikaṃ
bhūnimba, pāṭhā, triphalā, guḍūcī, red sandalwood: these two formulas destroy fever, leprosy, eruptions and the like.
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AgP 284.31
पटोलामृतभूनिम्बवासारिष्टकपर्पटैः खदिरान्तयुतैः क्वाथो विस्फोटज्वरशान्तिकृत्
paṭolāmṛtabhūnimbavāsāriṣṭakaparpaṭaiḥ khadirāntayutaiḥ kvātho visphoṭajvaraśāntikṛt
A decoction with paṭola, amṛtā (guḍūcī), bhūnimba, vāsā, ariṣṭaka and parpaṭa, with khadira added at the end, brings about the allaying of eruptions and fever.
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AgP 284.32
दशमूली च्छिन्नरुहा पथ्या दारु पुनर्नवा ज्वरविद्रधिशोथेषु शिग्रुविश्वजिता हिताः
daśamūlī cchinnaruhā pathyā dāru punarnavā jvaravidradhiśotheṣu śigruviśvajitā hitāḥ
The ten roots, chinnaruhā, pathyā, dāru, punarnavā, śigru and viśvajitā are beneficial in fevers, abscesses and swellings.
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AgP 284.33
मधूकं निम्बपत्राणि लेपः स्यद्व्रणशोधनः त्रिफला खदिरो दार्वी न्यग्रोधातिबलाकुशाः
madhūkaṃ nimbapatrāṇi lepaḥ syadvraṇaśodhanaḥ triphalā khadiro dārvī nyagrodhātibalākuśāḥ
Madhūka and nimba leaves: a paste (of them) is a cleanser of sores. Triphalā, khadira, dārvī, nyagrodha, atibalā, kuśa,
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AgP 284.34
निम्बमूलकपत्राणां कषायाः शोधने हिताः करञ्जारिष्टनिर्गुण्डीरसो हन्याद्व्रणक्रमीन्
nimbamūlakapatrāṇāṃ kaṣāyāḥ śodhane hitāḥ karañjāriṣṭanirguṇḍīraso hanyādvraṇakramīn
(and) decoctions of the leaves of nimba and radish are beneficial for cleansing. The juice of karañja, ariṣṭa and nirguṇḍī destroys worms in sores.
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AgP 284.35
:न् १ गुण्डयेन्नगजेनापीति ख॥ , ञ॥ च :प् ५३ धातकिचन्दनबलासमङ्गामधुकोत्पलैः दार्वीमेदोन्वितैर् लेपः समर्पिर्व्रणरोपणः
:n 1 guṇḍayennagajenāpīti kha.. , ña.. ca :p 53 dhātakicandanabalāsamaṅgāmadhukotpalaiḥ dārvīmedonvitair lepaḥ samarpirvraṇaropaṇaḥ
A paste with dhātakī, sandalwood, balā, samaṅgā, madhuka and utpala, together with dārvī and medā, along with ghee, heals sores.
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AgP 284.36
गुग्गुलुत्रिफलाव्योषसमांर्शैर् घृतयोगतः नाडी दुष्टव्रणं शूलम्भगन्दरमुखं हरेत्
guggulutriphalāvyoṣasamāṃrśair ghṛtayogataḥ nāḍī duṣṭavraṇaṃ śūlambhagandaramukhaṃ haret
Guggulu, triphalā and the three pungents in equal parts, taken with ghee, would remove sinus-ulcer, foul sores, colic and fistula-in-ano.
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AgP 284.37
हरितकीं मूत्रसिद्धां सतैललवणान्वितां प्रातः प्रातश् च सेवेत कफवातामयापहां(१)
haritakīṃ mūtrasiddhāṃ satailalavaṇānvitāṃ prātaḥ prātaś ca seveta kaphavātāmayāpahāṃ(1)
One should take harītakī boiled in (cow's) urine, combined with oil and salt, every morning; it removes diseases of phlegm and wind.
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AgP 284.38
त्रिकटुत्रिफलाक्वाथं(२) सक्षारलवणं पिवेत् कफवातात्मकेष्वेव विरेकः कफवृद्धिनुत्
trikaṭutriphalākvāthaṃ(2) sakṣāralavaṇaṃ pivet kaphavātātmakeṣveva virekaḥ kaphavṛddhinut
One should drink a decoction of the three pungents and triphalā with alkali and salt; in conditions consisting of phlegm and wind this purgation dispels the increase of phlegm.
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AgP 284.39
पप्पलीपिप्पलीमूलवचाचित्रकनागरैः क्वाथितं वा पिवेत्पेयमामवातविनाशनं
pappalīpippalīmūlavacācitrakanāgaraiḥ kvāthitaṃ vā pivetpeyamāmavātavināśanaṃ
Or one should drink a gruel decocted with long pepper, long-pepper root, sweet flag, leadwort and ginger, which destroys āmavāta (rheumatic wind).
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AgP 284.40
रास्नां गुडुचीमेरण्डदेवदारुमहौषधं पिवेत् सर्वाङ्गिके वाते सामे सन्ध्यस्थिमज्जगे
rāsnāṃ guḍucīmeraṇḍadevadārumahauṣadhaṃ pivet sarvāṅgike vāte sāme sandhyasthimajjage
One should drink rāsnā, guḍūcī, castor, devadāru and ginger (mahauṣadha) when the wind, together with āma, is in all the limbs and has entered the joints, bones and marrow.
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AgP 284.41
दशमूलकशायं वा पिवेद्धा नागराम्भसा शुण्ठीगोक्षुरकक्वाथः प्रातः प्रातिर् निषेवितः
daśamūlakaśāyaṃ vā piveddhā nāgarāmbhasā śuṇṭhīgokṣurakakvāthaḥ prātaḥ prātir niṣevitaḥ
Or one should drink the decoction of the ten roots, or (it) with ginger-water; a decoction of dry ginger and gokṣuraka, taken each morning,
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AgP 284.42
सामवातकटीशूलपाचनो रुक्प्रणाशनः समूलपत्रशाखायाः प्रसारण्याश् च तैलकं
sāmavātakaṭīśūlapācano rukpraṇāśanaḥ samūlapatraśākhāyāḥ prasāraṇyāś ca tailakaṃ
digests the loin-pain of wind mixed with āma and destroys the ache; and (so does) an oil of prasāraṇī together with its root, leaves and branches.
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AgP 284.43
गुडुच्याः सुरसः कल्कः चूर्णं वा क्वाथमेव च प्रभूतकालमासेव्य मुच्यते वातशोणितात्
guḍucyāḥ surasaḥ kalkaḥ cūrṇaṃ vā kvāthameva ca prabhūtakālamāsevya mucyate vātaśoṇitāt
The fresh juice of guḍūcī, or its paste, or its powder, or indeed its decoction—having used (any of these) for a long time, one is freed from vātaśoṇita (gout).
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AgP 284.44
पिप्पली वर्धमानं वा सेव्यं पथ्या गुडेन वा पटोलत्रिफलातीव्रकटुकासृतसाधितं(३)
pippalī vardhamānaṃ vā sevyaṃ pathyā guḍena vā paṭolatriphalātīvrakaṭukāsṛtasādhitaṃ(3)
Or long pepper in increasing doses is to be used, or harītakī with jaggery; (a preparation) boiled with paṭola, triphalā, sharp kaṭukā and guḍūcī—
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AgP 284.45
पक्वं पीत्वा जयत्याशु सदाहं वातशोणितं :न् १ कफवातविनाशिनीमिति ज॥ २ त्रिकटुत्रिफलाकुष्ठमिति ञ॥ ३ पटोलत्रिफलाभिरुकटुकामृतसाधितमिति ख॥ , छ॥ , ञ॥ च :प् ५४ गुग्गुलं कोष्णशीते(१) तु गुडुची त्रिफलाम्भसा
pakvaṃ pītvā jayatyāśu sadāhaṃ vātaśoṇitaṃ :n 1 kaphavātavināśinīmiti ja.. 2 trikaṭutriphalākuṣṭhamiti ña.. 3 paṭolatriphalābhirukaṭukāmṛtasādhitamiti kha.. , cha.. , ña.. ca :p 54 guggulaṃ koṣṇaśīte(1) tu guḍucī triphalāmbhasā
—having drunk (it when) cooked, one quickly conquers vātaśoṇita accompanied by burning. [Then:] guggulu in lukewarm-cooled (water), and guḍūcī with triphalā-water,
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AgP 284.46
बलापुनर् नवैर् अण्डवृहतीद्वयगोक्षुरैः सहिङ्गु लवनैः पीतं सद्यो वातरुजापहं
balāpunar navair aṇḍavṛhatīdvayagokṣuraiḥ sahiṅgu lavanaiḥ pītaṃ sadyo vātarujāpahaṃ
with balā and punarnavā, with castor, the two bṛhatīs and gokṣura, together with asafoetida and salt—drunk, it removes wind-pain at once.
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AgP 284.47
कार्षिकं पिप्पलीमूलं पञ्चैव लवणानि च पिप्पली चित्रकं शुण्ठी त्रिफला त्रिवृता वचा
kārṣikaṃ pippalīmūlaṃ pañcaiva lavaṇāni ca pippalī citrakaṃ śuṇṭhī triphalā trivṛtā vacā
A karṣa-measure each of long-pepper root, the five salts, long pepper, leadwort, dry ginger, triphalā, trivṛt, sweet flag,
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AgP 284.48
द्वौ क्षारौ शाद्वला दन्ती स्वर्णक्षीरी विषाणिका कोलप्रमाणां गुटिकां पिवेत् सौवीरकायुतां
dvau kṣārau śādvalā dantī svarṇakṣīrī viṣāṇikā kolapramāṇāṃ guṭikāṃ pivet sauvīrakāyutāṃ
the two alkalis, śādvalā, dantī, svarṇakṣīrī, viṣāṇikā—one should drink a pill the size of a jujube along with sauvīraka.
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AgP 284.49
शोथावपाके त्रिवृता प्रवृद्धे चोदरादिके क्षीरं शोथहरं दारु वर्षाभूर्नागरैः शुभम्
śothāvapāke trivṛtā pravṛddhe codarādike kṣīraṃ śothaharaṃ dāru varṣābhūrnāgaraiḥ śubham
In swelling and in non-digestion, and when dropsy and the like have grown, trivṛt (is used); milk removes swelling; devadāru with punarnavā and ginger is good.
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AgP 284.50
सेकस् तथार्कवर्षाभूनिम्बक्वाथेन शोथजित् व्योषगर्भं पलाशस्य त्रिगुणे भस्मवारिणि
sekas tathārkavarṣābhūnimbakvāthena śothajit vyoṣagarbhaṃ palāśasya triguṇe bhasmavāriṇi
So too sprinkling with a decoction of arka, punarnavā and nimba conquers swelling. (Ghee) containing the three pungents, in threefold ash-water of palāśa,
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AgP 284.51
साधितं पिवतः सर्पिः पतत्यर्शो न संशयः विश्वक्सेनावनिर्गुण्डीसाधितं चापि लावणं
sādhitaṃ pivataḥ sarpiḥ patatyarśo na saṃśayaḥ viśvaksenāvanirguṇḍīsādhitaṃ cāpi lāvaṇaṃ
—the ghee thus prepared, for one who drinks it, makes the piles fall away, no doubt; and also a salt (preparation) prepared with viśvaksenā and nirguṇḍī.
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AgP 284.52
विडङ्गानलसिन्धूत्थरास्नाग्रक्षारदारुभिः तैलञ्चतुर्गुणं सिद्धं कटुद्रव्यं जलेन वा
viḍaṅgānalasindhūttharāsnāgrakṣāradārubhiḥ tailañcaturguṇaṃ siddhaṃ kaṭudravyaṃ jalena vā
With viḍaṅga, leadwort, rock salt, rāsnā tips, alkali and devadāru, oil boiled with four times (the liquid), (or) with pungent substances, or with water,
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AgP 284.53
गण्डमालापहं तैलमभ्यङ्गात् गलगण्डनुत् शटीकुनागबलयक्वाथः क्षीररसे युतम्
gaṇḍamālāpahaṃ tailamabhyaṅgāt galagaṇḍanut śaṭīkunāgabalayakvāthaḥ kṣīrarase yutam
is an oil that removes scrofula and, by anointing, cures goitre. A decoction of śaṭī, kunāga(?) and balā, combined with milk-juice,
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AgP 284.54
पयस्यापिप्पलीवासाकल्कं सिद्धं क्षये हितम् वचाविडभयाशुण्ठीहिङ्गुकुष्ठाग्निदीप्यकान्
payasyāpippalīvāsākalkaṃ siddhaṃ kṣaye hitam vacāviḍabhayāśuṇṭhīhiṅgukuṣṭhāgnidīpyakān
prepared with a paste of payasyā, long pepper and vāsā, is good in consumption. Sweet flag, viḍa salt, harītakī, dry ginger, asafoetida, kuṣṭha, leadwort and dīpyaka,
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AgP 284.55
द्वित्रिषट्चतुरेकांशसप्तपञ्चाशिकाः क्रमात् चूर्णं पीतं हन्ति गुल्मं उदरं शूलकासनुत्
dvitriṣaṭcaturekāṃśasaptapañcāśikāḥ kramāt cūrṇaṃ pītaṃ hanti gulmaṃ udaraṃ śūlakāsanut
in parts of two, three, six, four, one, seven, five and eight respectively—this powder, drunk, destroys gulma and dropsy, and removes colic and cough.
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AgP 284.56
पाठानिकुम्भत्रिकटुत्रिफलाग्निषु साधितम् :न् १ क्तोष्टुशीते ऽथेति ख॥ :प् ५५ मूत्रेण चूर्णगुटिका गुल्मप्लीहादिमर्दनी
pāṭhānikumbhatrikaṭutriphalāgniṣu sādhitam :n 1 ktoṣṭuśīte 'theti kha.. :p 55 mūtreṇa cūrṇaguṭikā gulmaplīhādimardanī
Boiled in pāṭhā, nikumbha, the three pungents, triphalā and leadwort ... a powder-pill (taken) with urine crushes gulma, spleen-enlargement and the like.
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AgP 284.57
वासानिम्बपटीलानि त्रिफला वातपित्तनुत्(१) लिह्यात् क्षौद्रेण विडङ्गं चूर्णं कृमिविनाशनम्
vāsānimbapaṭīlāni triphalā vātapittanut(1) lihyāt kṣaudreṇa viḍaṅgaṃ cūrṇaṃ kṛmivināśanam
Vāsā, nimba and paṭola, and triphalā, remove wind and bile; one should lick viḍaṅga powder with honey—it destroys worms.
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AgP 284.58
विडङ्गसैन्धवक्षारमूत्रेनापि हरीतकी शल्लकीवदरीजम्बुपियालाम्रार्जुनत्वचः
viḍaṅgasaindhavakṣāramūtrenāpi harītakī śallakīvadarījambupiyālāmrārjunatvacaḥ
Also harītakī with viḍaṅga, rock salt, alkali and urine. The barks of śallakī, badarī, jambu, piyāla, mango and arjuna,
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AgP 284.59
पीताः क्षीरेण मध्वक्ताः पृथक्शीणितवारणाः विल्वाम्रघातकीपाठाशुण्ठीमोचरसाः समाः
pītāḥ kṣīreṇa madhvaktāḥ pṛthakśīṇitavāraṇāḥ vilvāmraghātakīpāṭhāśuṇṭhīmocarasāḥ samāḥ
Drunk with milk, smeared with honey, (these) severally ward off (the ailment). Bilva, mango, dhātakī, pāṭhā, dry ginger and mocarasa (gum) in equal parts —
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AgP 284.60
पीता रुन्धन्त्यतीसारं गुडतक्रेण दुर्जयम् चाङ्गेरीकोलदध्यम्बुनागरक्षारसंयुतम्
pītā rundhantyatīsāraṃ guḍatakreṇa durjayam cāṅgerīkoladadhyambunāgarakṣārasaṃyutam
— drunk with molasses and buttermilk, they check even intractable diarrhoea; (or the same) combined with cāṅgerī, jujube, curd-water, ginger and alkali,
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AgP 284.61
घृतयुक्क्वाथितं पेयं गुदंभ्रसे रुजापहम् विडङ्गातिविषामुस्तं दारुपाथाकलिङ्गकम्
ghṛtayukkvāthitaṃ peyaṃ gudaṃbhrase rujāpaham viḍaṅgātiviṣāmustaṃ dārupāthākaliṅgakam
boiled together with ghee, it should be drunk; it removes the pain in prolapse (?) of the anus. Viḍaṅga, ativiṣā, mustā, dāru (deodar), pāṭhā and kaliṅgaka,
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AgP 284.62
मरीचेन समायुक्तं शोथातीसारनाशनम् शर्करासिन्धुशुण्ठीभिः कृष्णामधुगुडेन वा
marīcena samāyuktaṃ śothātīsāranāśanam śarkarāsindhuśuṇṭhībhiḥ kṛṣṇāmadhuguḍena vā
joined with black pepper, destroys swelling and diarrhoea; (or taken) with sugar, rock salt and dry ginger, or with long pepper, honey and molasses.
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AgP 284.63
द्वे द्वे खादेद्धरीतक्यौ जीवेद्वर्षशतं सुखी त्रिफला पिप्पलीयुक्ता सम्ध्वाज्या तथैव सा
dve dve khādeddharītakyau jīvedvarṣaśataṃ sukhī triphalā pippalīyuktā samdhvājyā tathaiva sā
One should eat two myrobalans (a day): he will live a hundred years in comfort. The three fruits, joined with long pepper, together with honey and ghee, likewise (act) the same.
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AgP 284.64
चूर्नमामलकं तेन सुरसेन तु भवितम् मध्वाज्यशर्करायुक्तं लिढ्वा स्त्रीशः पयः पिवेत्
cūrnamāmalakaṃ tena surasena tu bhavitam madhvājyaśarkarāyuktaṃ liḍhvā strīśaḥ payaḥ pivet
Powdered āmalaka, prepared with the juice of that (holy basil?), joined with honey, ghee and sugar — having licked it, the man (potent) with women should drink milk.
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AgP 284.65
मासपिप्पलिशालीनां यवगोधूमयोस् तथा चूर्णभागैः समांशैश् च पचेत् पिप्पलीकां शुभां
māsapippaliśālīnāṃ yavagodhūmayos tathā cūrṇabhāgaiḥ samāṃśaiś ca pacet pippalīkāṃ śubhāṃ
With equal parts of the powders of black gram, long pepper and śāli rice, and likewise of barley and wheat, one should cook a fine cake (with) long pepper.
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AgP 284.66
तां भक्षयित्वा च पिवेत् शर्करामधुरं पयः नवश् चटकवज्जम्भेद् दशवारान् स्त्रियं ध्रुवम्
tāṃ bhakṣayitvā ca pivet śarkarāmadhuraṃ payaḥ navaś caṭakavajjambhed daśavārān striyaṃ dhruvam
And having eaten that, he should drink milk sweetened with sugar; young again, he will assuredly couple with a woman ten times, like a sparrow.
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AgP 284.67
समङ्गाधातकीपुष्पलोध्रनीलोत्पलानि च :न् १ त्रिपला चाम्लपित्तनुदिति ख॥ , ञ॥ च :प् ५६ एतत् क्षीरेन दातव्यं स्त्रीणां प्रदरनशनं
samaṅgādhātakīpuṣpalodhranīlotpalāni ca :n 1 tripalā cāmlapittanuditi kha.. , ña.. ca :p 56 etat kṣīrena dātavyaṃ strīṇāṃ pradaranaśanaṃ
Samaṅgā, dhātakī flowers, lodhra and blue lotuses — this is to be given with milk; it destroys women's excessive uterine bleeding.
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AgP 284.68
वीजङ्कौरण्टकञ्चापि मधुकं श्वेतचन्दनं पद्मोत्पलस्य मूलानि मधुकं शर्करातिलान्
vījaṅkauraṇṭakañcāpi madhukaṃ śvetacandanaṃ padmotpalasya mūlāni madhukaṃ śarkarātilān
And also the seed of kuraṇṭaka, liquorice, white sandal, the roots of the day-lotus and the night-lotus, liquorice, sugar and sesame seeds —
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AgP 284.69
द्रवमाणेषु गर्भेषु गर्भस्यापनमुत्तमं देवदारु नभः कुष्ठं(१) नलदं विश्वभेषजं
dravamāṇeṣu garbheṣu garbhasyāpanamuttamaṃ devadāru nabhaḥ kuṣṭhaṃ(1) naladaṃ viśvabheṣajaṃ
— (this is) the best means of protecting the foetus when foetuses are miscarrying. Deodar, nabhas (mustā?), kuṣṭha, naladа and ginger:
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AgP 284.70
लेपः काञ्चिकमम्पष्टस्तैलयुक्तः शिरोर्तिनुत् वस्त्रपूतं क्षिपेत् कोष्णं मिन्धूत्यं कर्णशूलनुत्
lepaḥ kāñcikamampaṣṭastailayuktaḥ śirortinut vastrapūtaṃ kṣipet koṣṇaṃ mindhūtyaṃ karṇaśūlanut
A paste ground with sour gruel and mixed with oil removes headache; strained through cloth and dropped in lukewarm it removes ear-ache.
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AgP 284.71
लशुनार्द्रकशिग्रूणां कदल्या वा रसःपृथक् बलाशतावरीरास्नामृताः मैरीयकेः पिवेत्
laśunārdrakaśigrūṇāṃ kadalyā vā rasaḥpṛthak balāśatāvarīrāsnāmṛtāḥ mairīyakeḥ pivet
The juice of garlic, fresh ginger and śigru, or of the plantain, separately; (or) he should drink balā, śatāvarī, rāsnā and amṛtā (guḍūcī) with ...
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AgP 284.72
त्रिफलासहितं सर्पिस्तिमिरघ्नमनुत्तमं त्रिफलाव्योषसिन्धूप्त्यैर् घृतं सिद्धं पिवेन्नरः
triphalāsahitaṃ sarpistimiraghnamanuttamaṃ triphalāvyoṣasindhūptyair ghṛtaṃ siddhaṃ pivennaraḥ
Ghee together with the three fruits is unsurpassed in destroying dimness of vision; a man should drink ghee prepared with the three fruits, the three pungents and rock salt.
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AgP 284.73
चाक्षुष्यम्भेदनं हृद्यं(२) दीपनं क्रफरोगनुत् नीलोत्पलस्य किञ्जल्कं गोशकृद्रससंयुतं
cākṣuṣyambhedanaṃ hṛdyaṃ(2) dīpanaṃ krapharoganut nīlotpalasya kiñjalkaṃ gośakṛdrasasaṃyutaṃ
It is good for the eyes, breaks up (obstruction), pleasant, kindles (digestion), and removes phlegm disease. The filaments of the blue lotus, combined with the juice of cow-dung —
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AgP 284.74
गुटिकाञ्जनमेतत् स्यात् दिनरात्र्यन्धयोर्हितं यष्टीमधुवचाकृष्णावीजानां कुटजस्य च
guṭikāñjanametat syāt dinarātryandhayorhitaṃ yaṣṭīmadhuvacākṛṣṇāvījānāṃ kuṭajasya ca
this should be a pill-collyrium, good for those blind by day and by night. Of liquorice, vacā, long pepper, and the seeds of kuṭaja —
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AgP 284.75
कल्केनालोड्य निम्बस्य कषायो वमनाय सः स्निग्धस्विन्नयवन्तोयं प्रदातव्यं विरेचनम्
kalkenāloḍya nimbasya kaṣāyo vamanāya saḥ snigdhasvinnayavantoyaṃ pradātavyaṃ virecanam
stirring the decoction of nimba with that paste, it serves for vomiting. Barley-water, (given) to one made oily and sweated, should be administered as a purgative.
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AgP 284.76
अन्यथा योजितं कुर्यात् मन्दाग्निं गौरवारुचिं पथ्यासैन्धवकृष्णानां(३) चूर्णमुष्णाम्बुना पिवेत्
anyathā yojitaṃ kuryāt mandāgniṃ gauravāruciṃ pathyāsaindhavakṛṣṇānāṃ(3) cūrṇamuṣṇāmbunā pivet
Applied otherwise it would cause weak digestion, heaviness and loss of appetite. He should drink the powder of harītakī, rock salt and long pepper with hot water:
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AgP 284.77
विरेकः सर्वरोगघ्नः श्रेष्ठो नाराचसंज्ञकः :न् १ कृष्णमिति ख॥ २ कुष्ठमिति ञ॥ ३ पथ्यासैन्धवकुष्ठानामिति ख॥ :प् ५७ सिद्धयोगा मुनिभ्यो ये आत्रेयेण प्रदर्शिताः सर्वरोगहराः सर्वयोगाग्र्याः सुश्रुतेन हि
virekaḥ sarvarogaghnaḥ śreṣṭho nārācasaṃjñakaḥ :n 1 kṛṣṇamiti kha.. 2 kuṣṭhamiti ña.. 3 pathyāsaindhavakuṣṭhānāmiti kha.. :p 57 siddhayogā munibhyo ye ātreyeṇa pradarśitāḥ sarvarogaharāḥ sarvayogāgryāḥ suśrutena hi
(this is) a purgative destroying all diseases, the best, called 'Arrow'. These proven formulas, which were shown to the sages by Ātreya, remove all diseases and are foremost of all formulas, (as declared) by Suśruta.
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