Garuda Purana — Purva Khanda — Chapter 171
GaP 1 171.1
श्रीगरुडमहापुराणम्- १७१ धन्वन्तरिरुवाच । नाडीव्रणादिरोगाणां चिकित्सां शृणु सुश्रुत । नाडीं शस्त्रेण संपाट्य नाजीनां व्रणवत्क्रिया
śrīgaruḍamahāpurāṇam- 171 dhanvantariruvāca / nāḍīvraṇādirogāṇāṃ cikitsāṃ śṛṇu suśruta / nāḍīṃ śastreṇa saṃpāṭya nājīnāṃ vraṇavatkriyā
The Śrī Garuḍa Mahāpurāṇa, 171. Dhanvantari said: Hear, Suśruta, the treatment of sinus-ulcer and the other diseases. Having laid the sinus open with a knife, the procedure for sinuses is as for wounds.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 171.2
गुग्गुलुत्रिफलाव्योपैः समांशैराज्ययोजितैः । नाडीदुष्टव्रणं शूलं भगन्दरमथो जयेत्
guggulutriphalāvyopaiḥ samāṃśairājyayojitaiḥ / nāḍīduṣṭavraṇaṃ śūlaṃ bhagandaramatho jayet
With guggulu, triphalā and the three pungents (pepper, long pepper, ginger) in equal parts, mixed with ghee, one may overcome sinus, foul ulcer, colic, and also fistula-in-ano.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 171.3
निर्गुण्डीरसतस्तैलं नाडीदुष्टव्रणापहम् । हितं पामामयानां तु पानाभ्यञ्जननावनैः
nirguṇḍīrasatastailaṃ nāḍīduṣṭavraṇāpaham / hitaṃ pāmāmayānāṃ tu pānābhyañjananāvanaiḥ
Oil (prepared) from the juice of nirguṇḍī removes sinus and foul ulcers; and it is beneficial for those afflicted with scabies, by drinking, anointing, and nasal application.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 171.4
गग्गुत्रिफलाकृष्णात्रिपञ्चैकांशयोजिता । घुटि (गुडि) काशोथगुल्मार्शोभगन्दरवतां हिता
gaggutriphalākṛṣṇātripañcaikāṃśayojitā / ghuṭi (guḍi) kāśothagulmārśobhagandaravatāṃ hitā
A pill compounded of guggulu, triphalā, and long pepper in parts of three, five, and one is good for those suffering from cough, swelling, abdominal tumour, piles, and fistula-in-ano.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 171.5
ध्वजमध्ये शिरावेधे विशुद्धिरुपदंशके । पाको रक्ष्यः प्रयत्नेन शिश्रक्षयकरो हि सः
dhvajamadhye śirāvedhe viśuddhirupadaṃśake / pāko rakṣyaḥ prayatnena śiśrakṣayakaro hi saḥ
In the case of upadaṃśa (venereal sore on the penis), purification (is effected) by venesection in the middle of the 'flag' (the penis); suppuration is to be carefully guarded against, for it destroys the penis.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 171.6
पटोलनिम्बत्रिफलागुडूचीक्वाथमापिबेत् । सगुग्गुलुं सखदिरमुपदंशो विनश्यति
paṭolanimbatriphalāguḍūcīkvāthamāpibet / sagugguluṃ sakhadiramupadaṃśo vinaśyati
One should drink a decoction of paṭola, nimba, triphalā, and guḍūcī, together with guggulu and khadira: (thereby) upadaṃśa is destroyed.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 171.7
दहेत्कटाहे त्रिफलां सामसी (षी) मधसंयुताम् । उपदंशे प्रलेपो ऽय सद्यो रोपयते व्रणम्
dahetkaṭāhe triphalāṃ sāmasī (ṣī) madhasaṃyutām / upadaṃśe pralepo 'ya sadyo ropayate vraṇam
One should burn triphalā in a pan, mixed with māṃsī (?) and honey; this paste applied to an upadaṃśa heals the sore at once.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 171.8
त्रिफलानिम्बभूनिम्बकरञ्जखदिरादिभिः । कल्कैः क्वाथैर्घृतं पक्वमुपदंशहरं परम्
triphalānimbabhūnimbakarañjakhadirādibhiḥ / kalkaiḥ kvāthairghṛtaṃ pakvamupadaṃśaharaṃ param
Ghee cooked with pastes and decoctions of triphalā, nimba, bhūnimba, karañja, khadira, and the rest is an excellent remover of upadaṃśa.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 171.9
आदौ भग्नं विदित्वा तु सेचयेच्छीतलांबुना । पक्वेनालेपनं कार्यं बन्धनं च कुशान्वितम्
ādau bhagnaṃ viditvā tu secayecchītalāṃbunā / pakvenālepanaṃ kāryaṃ bandhanaṃ ca kuśānvitam
At the outset, having recognized a fracture, one should bathe it with cold water; an application should be made with the cooked (preparation), and a bandage together with kuśa splints.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 171.10
माषं मांसं तथा सर्पिः क्षीरं यूषः सतीजलः । बृंहणं चान्नपानं स्यात्प्रदेयं भग्नरोगिणे
māṣaṃ māṃsaṃ tathā sarpiḥ kṣīraṃ yūṣaḥ satījalaḥ / bṛṃhaṇaṃ cānnapānaṃ syātpradeyaṃ bhagnarogiṇe
Black gram, meat, likewise ghee, milk, broth with (?) tī-water, and nourishing food and drink should be given to a patient with a fracture.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 171.11
रसोनमधुनासाज्यसिताकल्कं समश्नुता । छिन्नभिन्नच्युतास्थीनां सन्धानमचिराद्भवेत्
rasonamadhunāsājyasitākalkaṃ samaśnutā / chinnabhinnacyutāsthīnāṃ sandhānamacirādbhavet
By one who eats a paste of garlic with honey, ... , ghee, and sugar, the knitting together of bones that are cut, broken, or dislocated comes about before long.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 171.12
अश्वत्थत्रिफलाव्योषाः सवरभिः समीकृतैः । तुल्यो गुग्गुलुना योज्यो भग्नसन्धिप्रसाध (कृत्) कः
aśvatthatriphalāvyoṣāḥ savarabhiḥ samīkṛtaiḥ / tulyo guggulunā yojyo bhagnasandhiprasādha (kṛt) kaḥ
Aśvattha, triphalā, and the three pungents, made equal with ... , should be combined with an equal amount of guggulu; this restores fractured joints.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 171.13
सर्वकुष्ठेषु वमनं रेचनं रक्तमोक्षण । वचावासापटोलानां निम्बस्य कलिनीत्वचः
sarvakuṣṭheṣu vamanaṃ recanaṃ raktamokṣaṇa / vacāvāsāpaṭolānāṃ nimbasya kalinītvacaḥ
In all skin diseases, emesis, purgation, and bloodletting (are indicated); (a decoction) of vacā, vāsā, paṭola, and the bark of nimba...
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 171.14
कषायो मधुना पीतो वातहृन्मदनान्वितः । विरेचनं प्रयोक्तव्यं त्रिवृत्कर्णफलत्रिकैः
kaṣāyo madhunā pīto vātahṛnmadanānvitaḥ / virecanaṃ prayoktavyaṃ trivṛtkarṇaphalatrikaiḥ
The decoction, drunk with honey and combined with madana, removes wind; purgation should be employed with trivṛt, karṇa(?), and the three fruits.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 171.15
मनः शिलांमरीचैस्तु तैलं कुष्ठविनाशनम् । सर्वकुष्ठे विलेपो ऽयं शिवापञ्चगुडौदनम्
manaḥ śilāṃmarīcaistu tailaṃ kuṣṭhavināśanam / sarvakuṣṭhe vilepo 'yaṃ śivāpañcaguḍaudanam
But oil (prepared) with realgar and black pepper destroys skin disease; this is an ointment for every skin disease — (as is) rice with harītakī and the five sweets(?).
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 171.16
करञ्जैलगजैः कुष्ठं गोमूत्रेण प्रलेपतः । करवीरोद्वर्तनं च तैलाक्तस्य च कुष्ठहृत्
karañjailagajaiḥ kuṣṭhaṃ gomūtreṇa pralepataḥ / karavīrodvartanaṃ ca tailāktasya ca kuṣṭhahṛt
Skin disease (is cured) by an application of karañja and eḍagaja with cow's urine; and rubbing with karavīra on one who has been anointed with oil also removes skin disease.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 171.17
हरिद्रा मलयं रास्ना गुडूच्येडगजस्तथा । आरग्वधः करञ्जश्च लेपः कुष्ठहरः परः
haridrā malayaṃ rāsnā guḍūcyeḍagajastathā / āragvadhaḥ karañjaśca lepaḥ kuṣṭhaharaḥ paraḥ
Turmeric, sandal, rāsnā, guḍūcī, and likewise eḍagaja, āragvadha, and karañja — this paste is an excellent remover of skin disease.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 171.18
मनः शिलाविडङ्गानि वागजी सर्षपास्तथा । करञ्जैर्मूत्रपिष्टो ऽयं लेपः कुष्टहरोर्ऽकवत्
manaḥ śilāviḍaṅgāni vāgajī sarṣapāstathā / karañjairmūtrapiṣṭo 'yaṃ lepaḥ kuṣṭaharor'kavat
Realgar, viḍaṅga, vāgujī (bākucī), and mustard seeds along with karañja, ground with urine — this paste removes skin disease like the sun (removes darkness).
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 171.19
विडङ्गैडवचा कुष्ठनिशासिन्धूत्थसर्षपैः । मूत्राम्लपिष्टो लेपो ऽयं दद्रूकुष्टविनाशनः
viḍaṅgaiḍavacā kuṣṭhaniśāsindhūtthasarṣapaiḥ / mūtrāmlapiṣṭo lepo 'yaṃ dadrūkuṣṭavināśanaḥ
With viḍaṅga, eḍagaja, vacā, kuṣṭha, turmeric, rock salt, and mustard, ground with urine and a sour liquid — this paste destroys ringworm and skin disease.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 171.20
प्रपुन्नाटसुबीजानि धात्री सर्जरसः स्नुही । सौवीरपिष्टं दद्रूणामेतदुद्वर्तनं परम्
prapunnāṭasubījāni dhātrī sarjarasaḥ snuhī / sauvīrapiṣṭaṃ dadrūṇāmetadudvartanaṃ param
The good seeds of prapunnāṭa, dhātrī, sarjarasa, and snuhī, ground with sour gruel — this is an excellent rub for ringworm.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 171.21
आरग्वधस्य पत्राणि आरनालेन पेषयेत् । दद्रूकिट्टिम (भ) कुष्ठानि हन्ति सिध्मानमेव च
āragvadhasya patrāṇi āranālena peṣayet / dadrūkiṭṭima (bha) kuṣṭhāni hanti sidhmānameva ca
One should grind the leaves of āragvadha with sour rice-gruel; it destroys ringworm, scaly (kiṭibha) skin diseases, and also sidhma.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 171.22
उष्णो पीता वागुजी च कुष्ठजित्क्षीरभोजनः । तिलाज्यत्रिफलाक्षौद्रव्योषभल्लातशर्कराः । वृष्याः सप्त समा मेध्याः कष्ठहाः कामचारिणः
uṣṇo pītā vāgujī ca kuṣṭhajitkṣīrabhojanaḥ / tilājyatriphalākṣaudravyoṣabhallātaśarkarāḥ / vṛṣyāḥ sapta samā medhyāḥ kaṣṭhahāḥ kāmacāriṇaḥ
Vāgujī (bākucī) drunk warm, with a milk diet, conquers skin disease. Sesame, ghee, triphalā, honey, the three pungents, bhallātaka, and sugar — these seven in equal parts are aphrodisiac, good for the intellect, remove skin disease, and (make one) able to act at will.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 171.23
विडङ्गत्रिफलाकृष्णाचूर्णं लीढं समाक्षिकम् । हन्ति कुष्ठक्रिमिमेहनाडीव्रणभगन्दरान्
viḍaṅgatriphalākṛṣṇācūrṇaṃ līḍhaṃ samākṣikam / hanti kuṣṭhakrimimehanāḍīvraṇabhagandarān
A powder of viḍaṅga, triphalā, and long pepper, licked up with honey, destroys skin disease, worms, urinary disorders, sinus ulcers, and fistula-in-ano.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 171.24
यः खादेदभयारिष्टमरिष्टामलकानिशाः । स जयेत्सर्वकुष्ठानिमासादूर्ध्वं न संशयः
yaḥ khādedabhayāriṣṭamariṣṭāmalakāniśāḥ / sa jayetsarvakuṣṭhānimāsādūrdhvaṃ na saṃśayaḥ
He who eats abhayā (harītakī), ariṣṭa (nimba), and (again) ariṣṭa, āmalaka and niśā (turmeric) will conquer all forms of kuṣṭha after a month — there is no doubt.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 171.25
दह्यमानायुतः कुम्भे मूलगे खदिराङ्कुरः । साक्षधात्रीरसः क्षौद्रो हन्यात्कुष्ठं रसायनम्
dahyamānāyutaḥ kumbhe mūlage khadirāṅkuraḥ / sākṣadhātrīrasaḥ kṣaudro hanyātkuṣṭhaṃ rasāyanam
A khadira sprout, burnt (and) mixed in a pot, set on the root(?), together with the juice of āmalakī and honey, would destroy kuṣṭha; it is a rejuvenative.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 171.26
धात्री खदिरयोः क्काथं पीत्वा वागजिसंयुतम् । शङ्खेन्दुधवलं श्वित्रं हन्ति तूर्णं न संशयः
dhātrī khadirayoḥ kkāthaṃ pītvā vāgajisaṃyutam / śaṅkhendudhavalaṃ śvitraṃ hanti tūrṇaṃ na saṃśayaḥ
Having drunk a decoction of dhātrī and khadira combined with vāgaji (bākucī), it quickly destroys śvitra (leucoderma) that is white as a conch or the moon — no doubt.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 171.27
पीत्वा भल्लातकं तैलं मासाद्व्याधिं जयेन्नरः । सेवितं खादिरं वारि पानाद्यैः कुष्ठजिद्भवेत्
pītvā bhallātakaṃ tailaṃ māsādvyādhiṃ jayennaraḥ / sevitaṃ khādiraṃ vāri pānādyaiḥ kuṣṭhajidbhavet
Having drunk bhallātaka oil, a man conquers the disease within a month; khadira water, taken as a drink and otherwise, becomes a conqueror of kuṣṭha.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 171.28
भावितं मलपूक्वाथैः सोमराजीफलं बहु । कर्षं भक्षेदलवणो ह्यक्षफल्गुशृतं पिबेत्
bhāvitaṃ malapūkvāthaiḥ somarājīphalaṃ bahu / karṣaṃ bhakṣedalavaṇo hyakṣaphalguśṛtaṃ pibet
Somarājī fruit repeatedly steeped in decoctions of malapū: he should eat a karṣa of it, avoiding salt, and should drink (a decoction) boiled with akṣa (bibhītaka) and phalgu (fig).
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 171.29
हन्ति श्वित्रमसाध्यं च लेपे योज्यापराजिता । वासा शुद्धा च त्रिफला पटोलं च करञ्जकम्
hanti śvitramasādhyaṃ ca lepe yojyāparājitā / vāsā śuddhā ca triphalā paṭolaṃ ca karañjakam
And it destroys even incurable śvitra. Aparājitā is to be employed in the paste, and vāsā, purified (sulphur?), triphalā, paṭola and karañja.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 171.30
निम्बाशनं कृष्णवेत्रं क्वाथकल्केन यद्धृतम् । वज्रकं तद्भवेत्कुष्ठं शतवर्षाणि जीवति
nimbāśanaṃ kṛṣṇavetraṃ kvāthakalkena yaddhṛtam / vajrakaṃ tadbhavetkuṣṭhaṃ śatavarṣāṇi jīvati
Nimba, asana and black cane — the ghee that is cooked with (their) decoction and paste, that becomes the 'vajraka' (ghee); (it removes) kuṣṭha, and one lives a hundred years.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 171.31
स्वरसेन च दूर्वायाः पचेत्तैलं चतुर्गुणम् । कच्छूर्विचर्चिका पामा अभ्यङ्गादेव नश्यति
svarasena ca dūrvāyāḥ pacettailaṃ caturguṇam / kacchūrvicarcikā pāmā abhyaṅgādeva naśyati
And with the fresh juice of dūrvā one should cook oil, four times (the juice); scabies, vicarcikā and pāmā perish by anointing alone.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 171.32
द्रुमत्वगर्ककुष्ठानि लवणानि च मूत्रकम् । गम्भारिकाचित्रकैस्तैस्तैलं कुष्ठव्रणादिनुत्
drumatvagarkakuṣṭhāni lavaṇāni ca mūtrakam / gambhārikācitrakaistaistailaṃ kuṣṭhavraṇādinut
Tree bark, arka, kuṣṭha, the salts, and urine — oil (prepared) with these together with gambhārī and citraka removes kuṣṭha, sores and the like.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 171.33
(अथाम्लपित्तचिकित्सा) धात्रीनिम्बफलं तद्वद्गोमूत्रेण च चित्रकम् । वासामृतापर्पटिकानिम्बभूनिम्बमार्करैः (वैः) । त्रिफलाकुलत्थैः क्वाथः सक्षौद्रश्चाम्लपित्तहा
(athāmlapittacikitsā) dhātrīnimbaphalaṃ tadvadgomūtreṇa ca citrakam / vāsāmṛtāparpaṭikānimbabhūnimbamārkaraiḥ (vaiḥ) / triphalākulatthaiḥ kvāthaḥ sakṣaudraścāmlapittahā
(Now the treatment of acid dyspepsia.) Dhātrī and nimba fruit likewise, and citraka with cow's urine; a decoction made with vāsā, amṛtā (guḍūcī), parpaṭaka, nimba, bhūnimba and arka, with triphalā and kulattha, taken with honey, destroys amlapitta.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 171.34
फलत्रिकं पटोलं च तिक्तक्वाथः सितायुतः । पीतो यष्टीमधुयुतो ज्वरच्छर्द्यम्लपित्तजित्
phalatrikaṃ paṭolaṃ ca tiktakvāthaḥ sitāyutaḥ / pīto yaṣṭīmadhuyuto jvaracchardyamlapittajit
Triphalā and paṭola: this bitter decoction, mixed with sugar and drunk together with liquorice, conquers fever, vomiting and amlapitta.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 171.35
वासाघृतं तिक्तघृतं पिप्पलीघृतमेव च । अम्लपित्ते प्रयोक्तव्यं गुडकूष्माण्डकं तथा
vāsāghṛtaṃ tiktaghṛtaṃ pippalīghṛtameva ca / amlapitte prayoktavyaṃ guḍakūṣmāṇḍakaṃ tathā
Vāsā-ghee, bitter ghee, and pippalī-ghee are to be employed in amlapitta, and likewise the jaggery-and-pumpkin (preparation).
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 171.36
पिप्पली मधुसंयुक्ता अम्लपित्तविनाशिनी । श्लेष्माग्निमान्द्यनुत्पथ्यापिप्पलीगुडमोदकः
pippalī madhusaṃyuktā amlapittavināśinī / śleṣmāgnimāndyanutpathyāpippalīguḍamodakaḥ
Pippalī combined with honey destroys amlapitta; a sweetmeat of pippalī and jaggery is wholesome and removes phlegm and sluggish digestion.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 171.37
पिष्ट्वाजाजीं सधन्याकां घृप्रस्थं विपाचयेत् । कफपित्तारुचिहरं मन्दानलवमिं हरेत्
piṣṭvājājīṃ sadhanyākāṃ ghṛprasthaṃ vipācayet / kaphapittāruciharaṃ mandānalavamiṃ haret
Having ground cumin together with coriander, one should cook a prastha of ghee (with it); it removes kapha, pitta and loss of appetite, and would take away weak digestive fire and vomiting.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 171.38
(इत्यम्लपित्तचिकित्सा) पिप्पल्यमृतभूनिम्बवासकारिष्टपर्पटैः । खदिरारिष्टकैः क्वाथो विस्फोटार्तिज्वरापहः
(ityamlapittacikitsā) pippalyamṛtabhūnimbavāsakāriṣṭaparpaṭaiḥ / khadirāriṣṭakaiḥ kvātho visphoṭārtijvarāpahaḥ
(Thus the treatment of amlapitta.) A decoction with pippalī, amṛtā, bhūnimba, vāsaka, ariṣṭa and parpaṭa, with khadira and ariṣṭaka, removes eruptions, pain and fever.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 171.39
त्रिफलारससंयुक्तं सर्पिस्त्रिवृतयासह । प्रयोक्तव्यं विरेकार्थं वीसर्पज्वरशान्तये
triphalārasasaṃyuktaṃ sarpistrivṛtayāsaha / prayoktavyaṃ virekārthaṃ vīsarpajvaraśāntaye
Ghee combined with the juice of triphalā, together with trivṛt, is to be employed for purging, for the allaying of visarpa and fever.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 171.40
खादिरात्रिफलारिष्टपटोलामृतवासकैः । क्वाथो ऽष्टकाख्यो जयति रोमान्तिकमसूरिकाम्
khādirātriphalāriṣṭapaṭolāmṛtavāsakaiḥ / kvātho 'ṣṭakākhyo jayati romāntikamasūrikām
A decoction with khadira, triphalā, ariṣṭa (nimba), paṭola, amṛtā and vāsaka — called 'the eightfold' — conquers measles and smallpox.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 171.41
कुष्ठवीसर्पविस्फोटकण्ड्वादीनां विघातकः । लशुनानां तु चृर्णस्य घर्षो मशकनाशनः
kuṣṭhavīsarpavisphoṭakaṇḍvādīnāṃ vighātakaḥ / laśunānāṃ tu cṛrṇasya gharṣo maśakanāśanaḥ
It is a destroyer of kuṣṭha, visarpa, eruptions, itching and the rest; but rubbing with a powder of garlic destroys maśakas (warty growths).
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 171.42
चर्मकीलं जरुमणिं मशकांस्तिलकालकान् । उत्कृत्य शस्त्रेण दहेत्क्षागग्निभ्यामशेषतः
carmakīlaṃ jarumaṇiṃ maśakāṃstilakālakān / utkṛtya śastreṇa dahetkṣāgagnibhyāmaśeṣataḥ
Skin-warts, jarumaṇi, maśakas and moles: having cut them out with a knife, he should cauterize them completely with caustic alkali and fire.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 171.43
पटोलनीलीलेपः स्याज्जाल (ज्वाला) गर्दभरोगनुत् । गुञ्जाफलैः शृतं तलं भृङ्गराजरसेन तु । कण्ठ (ण्डु) दारुणकृत्कुष्ठवातव्याधिविनाशनम्
paṭolanīlīlepaḥ syājjāla (jvālā) gardabharoganut / guñjāphalaiḥ śṛtaṃ talaṃ bhṛṅgarājarasena tu / kaṇṭha (ṇḍu) dāruṇakṛtkuṣṭhavātavyādhivināśanam
A paste of paṭola and indigo would remove the gardabha disease; oil boiled with guñjā fruits and with the juice of bhṛṅgarāja destroys itching, dāruṇaka, kuṣṭha and wind diseases.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 171.44
अर्कास्थिमज्जात्रिफलानालीछा भृङ्गराजकम् । जीर्णे पक्वे लौहचूर्णं काञ्जिकं कृष्णकेशकृत्
arkāsthimajjātriphalānālīchā bhṛṅgarājakam / jīrṇe pakve lauhacūrṇaṃ kāñjikaṃ kṛṣṇakeśakṛt
The marrow of arka seeds, triphalā, nālī(?), īchā(?), bhṛṅgarāja — when (the mixture is) reduced and cooked, iron powder (and) sour gruel make the hair black.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 171.45
क्षीरात्सशर्करसाद्द्विप्रस्थो मधुकात्पले । तैलम्य कुडवं पक्वं तन्नस्यं पलितापहम्
kṣīrātsaśarkarasāddviprastho madhukātpale / tailamya kuḍavaṃ pakvaṃ tannasyaṃ palitāpaham
Two prasthas of milk with sugar, a pala of licorice, (and) a kuḍava of oil, cooked (together): that, as a snuff, removes grey hair.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 171.46
मुखरोगे तु त्रिफलागण्डूषपरिधारणम् । गृहधूम यवक्षारपाठाव्योपरसाञ्जनम्
mukharoge tu triphalāgaṇḍūṣaparidhāraṇam / gṛhadhūma yavakṣārapāṭhāvyoparasāñjanam
But in disease of the mouth, holding a mouth-rinse of triphalā (is prescribed); (also) house-soot, barley-ash alkali, pāṭhā, the three pungents (vyoṣa), (and) rasāñjana.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 171.47
तेजोदं त्रिफलालोध्रं चित्रकं चेति चूर्णितम् । सक्षौद्रं धारयेद्वक्त्रे ग्रीवादन्तास्यरोगनुत्
tejodaṃ triphalālodhraṃ citrakaṃ ceti cūrṇitam / sakṣaudraṃ dhārayedvaktre grīvādantāsyaroganut
Tejovatī(?), triphalā, lodhra and citraka — thus powdered and mixed with honey, one should hold (it) in the mouth; it removes diseases of the neck, teeth and mouth.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 171.48
पटोल निम्बजम्व्वाग्रमालतीनवपल्लवाः । पञ्चपल्लवकः श्रेष्ठः कषयो मुखधावने
paṭola nimbajamvvāgramālatīnavapallavāḥ / pañcapallavakaḥ śreṣṭhaḥ kaṣayo mukhadhāvane
The fresh shoots of paṭola, nimba, jambū tips and mālatī — the group of five shoots is best as an astringent (decoction) for washing the mouth.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 171.49
लशुनार्द्रकशिग्रूणां पारुल्या मूलकस्य च । रुदन्त्याश्च रसः श्रेष्ठः कदुष्णः कर्णपूरणे
laśunārdrakaśigrūṇāṃ pārulyā mūlakasya ca / rudantyāśca rasaḥ śreṣṭhaḥ kaduṣṇaḥ karṇapūraṇe
The juice of garlic, fresh ginger, śigru, pāṭalī and radish, and of rudantī, is best, made somewhat warm, for filling the ear.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 171.50
तीव्रशूलोत्तरे कर्णे सशब्दे क्लेदवाहिनि । बस्तमूत्रं क्षिपेत्कोष्णं सैन्धवेनावचूर्णितम्
tīvraśūlottare karṇe saśabde kledavāhini / bastamūtraṃ kṣipetkoṣṇaṃ saindhavenāvacūrṇitam
When the ear is afflicted with severe pain, with noise (in it), and running with discharge, one should drop in lukewarm goat's urine sprinkled over with rock salt.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 171.51
जातीपत्ररसे तैलं पक्वं पूतिककर्णजित् । शुण्ठीतैलं सार्षपं च क्रोष्णं स्यात्कर्णशूलनुत्
jātīpatrarase tailaṃ pakvaṃ pūtikakarṇajit / śuṇṭhītailaṃ sārṣapaṃ ca kroṣṇaṃ syātkarṇaśūlanut
Oil cooked in the juice of jātī leaves conquers foul-smelling (discharge of the) ear; and ginger oil and mustard oil, lukewarm, remove earache.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 171.52
पञ्चमूलिशृतं क्षीरं स्याच्चित्रकहरीतकी । सर्पिर्गुडः षडङ्गश्चयूषः पीनसशान्तये
pañcamūliśṛtaṃ kṣīraṃ syāccitrakaharītakī / sarpirguḍaḥ ṣaḍaṅgaścayūṣaḥ pīnasaśāntaye
Milk boiled with the five roots (pañcamūla), citraka-harītakī, ghee, jaggery, the six-ingredient (decoction) and a broth are for the allaying of pīnasa (chronic catarrh).
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 171.53
अक्षिकुक्षिभवा रोगाः प्रतिश्यायव्रणज्वराः । पञ्चैते पञ्चरात्रेण प्रशमं यान्ति लङ्घनात्
akṣikukṣibhavā rogāḥ pratiśyāyavraṇajvarāḥ / pañcaite pañcarātreṇa praśamaṃ yānti laṅghanāt
Diseases arising in the eye and in the belly, catarrh, sores and fever — these five subside within five nights by fasting.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 171.54
धात्रीरसानाञ्च दृशः कोपं हरति पूरणात् । सक्षौद्रः सैन्धवो वापि शिग्रुदार्विरसाञ्जनम्
dhātrīrasānāñca dṛśaḥ kopaṃ harati pūraṇāt / sakṣaudraḥ saindhavo vāpi śigrudārvirasāñjanam
And (the juice) of āmalakī, by filling (the eye), removes the inflammation of the eyes; or rock salt with honey, or a collyrium of the juice of śigru and dārvī.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 171.55
हरिद्रादारुसिन्धूत्थपथ्याजनवगौरिकैः । पिष्टैर्दत्तो बहिर्लपो नेत्रव्याधिनिवारकः
haridrādārusindhūtthapathyājanavagaurikaiḥ / piṣṭairdatto bahirlapo netravyādhinivārakaḥ
With turmeric, dāru, rock salt, harītakī, añjana(?), and red ochre, ground (together), a paste applied externally wards off eye disease.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 171.56
मृतभ्रष्टाभयालेपात्त्रिफला क्षीरसंयुता । शुण्ठीनिम्बदलैः पिष्टैः सुखोष्णैः स्वल्पसैन्धवैः । धार्यश्चक्षुषि संक्षेपाच्छोथकण्डूरुजापहः
mṛtabhraṣṭābhayālepāttriphalā kṣīrasaṃyutā / śuṇṭhīnimbadalaiḥ piṣṭaiḥ sukhoṣṇaiḥ svalpasaindhavaiḥ / dhāryaścakṣuṣi saṃkṣepācchothakaṇḍūrujāpahaḥ
From a paste of harītakī roasted (in fire) ... triphalā combined with milk; (and) with ground ginger and nimba leaves, pleasantly warm, with a little rock salt — (this) is to be held on the eye; in short, it removes swelling, itching and pain.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 171.57
अभयाक्षामृतं चैकद्विचतुर्भागिकं युतम् । मध्वाज्यलीढं क्वाथो वा सर्वनेत्ररुगर्दनम्
abhayākṣāmṛtaṃ caikadvicaturbhāgikaṃ yutam / madhvājyalīḍhaṃ kvātho vā sarvanetrarugardanam
Harītakī, bibhītaka and guḍūcī combined in one, two and four parts (respectively), licked up with honey and ghee, or (taken) as a decoction, destroys all eye pain.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 171.58
चन्दनत्रिफलापूगपलाशतरुमूलकैः । जलपिष्टैरियं विर्तिरशेषतिमिरापहा
candanatriphalāpūgapalāśatarumūlakaiḥ / jalapiṣṭairiyaṃ virtiraśeṣatimirāpahā
With sandalwood, triphalā, areca nut, palāśa tree and radish (or: the roots of the palāśa tree), ground in water, this pastille removes all darkening of vision (timira).
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 171.59
दध्नातिघृष्टं मरिचं रात्र्यान्ध्यापहमञ्जनम् । त्रिफलाक्वाथकल्काभ्यां सपयस्कं शृतं घृतम्
dadhnātighṛṣṭaṃ maricaṃ rātryāndhyāpahamañjanam / triphalākvāthakalkābhyāṃ sapayaskaṃ śṛtaṃ ghṛtam
Pepper well ground with curd is a collyrium that removes night blindness. Ghee boiled with the decoction and the paste of triphalā, together with milk —
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 171.60
तिमिराण्यचिराद्धन्यात्पीतमेतन्निशामुखे । पिप्पलीत्रिफला द्राक्षालोहचूर्णं ससैन्धवम्
timirāṇyacirāddhanyātpītametanniśāmukhe / pippalītriphalā drākṣālohacūrṇaṃ sasaindhavam
— this, drunk at nightfall, destroys the timira disorders before long. Pippalī, triphalā, grapes, iron powder together with rock salt,
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 171.61
भृङ्गराजरसैर्घृष्टं घुटिकाञ्जनमिष्यते । आन्ध्यं सतिमिरं काचं हन्त्यन्यान्नेत्ररोगकान्
bhṛṅgarājarasairghṛṣṭaṃ ghuṭikāñjanamiṣyate / āndhyaṃ satimiraṃ kācaṃ hantyanyānnetrarogakān
ground with the juice of bhṛṅgarāja, is recommended as a pill-collyrium; it destroys blindness along with timira, cataract, and other eye diseases.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 171.62
त्रिकटु त्रिफला नक्त सैन्धवं च मनः शिला । रुचकं शङ्खनाभिश्च जातीपुष्पाणि निम्बकम्
trikaṭu triphalā nakta saindhavaṃ ca manaḥ śilā / rucakaṃ śaṅkhanābhiśca jātīpuṣpāṇi nimbakam
The three pungents, triphalā, nakta(mālā), rock salt and realgar, rucaka (black salt), śaṅkhanābhi, jātī flowers, nimba,
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 171.63
रसाञ्जनं भृङ्गराजं घृतं मधु पयस्तथा । एतत्पिष्ट्वा च वटिका सर्वनेत्ररुगर्दिनी
rasāñjanaṃ bhṛṅgarājaṃ ghṛtaṃ madhu payastathā / etatpiṣṭvā ca vaṭikā sarvanetrarugardinī
rasāñjana, bhṛṅgarāja, ghee, honey and likewise milk — grinding this (together), the pill destroys all eye disease.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 171.64
दग्धमेरण्डकं मूलं लेपात्काकिकपेषितम् । शिरो ऽर्तिं नाशयत्याशु पुष्पं वा मुचुकुन्दक (ज) म्
dagdhameraṇḍakaṃ mūlaṃ lepātkākikapeṣitam / śiro 'rtiṃ nāśayatyāśu puṣpaṃ vā mucukundaka (ja) m
The root of castor, burnt (and) ground with kāki, applied as a paste, quickly destroys headache; or the flower of the mucukunda.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 171.65
शतमूल्यैरण्डमूलचक्राव्याघ्रीपलैः शृतम् । तैलं नस्यमरुश्लेष्मतिमिरोर्ध्वर् (द्ध) गदापहम्
śatamūlyairaṇḍamūlacakrāvyāghrīpalaiḥ śṛtam / tailaṃ nasyamaruśleṣmatimirordhvar (ddha) gadāpaham
Oil boiled with palas of śatamūlī (asparagus), castor root, cakrā, and vyāghrī, (used as) a nasal medicine, removes wind, phlegm, blindness of vision, and diseases of the upper (parts).
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 171.66
नाचनं (लनणं) सगुडं विश्वं पिप्पली वा ससैन्धवा । भुजस्तम्भादिरोगेषु सर्वेषूर्ध्वगदेषु च
nācanaṃ (lanaṇaṃ) saguḍaṃ viśvaṃ pippalī vā sasaindhavā / bhujastambhādirogeṣu sarveṣūrdhvagadeṣu ca
Nācana (v.l. salt) with molasses, ginger, or long pepper with rock salt — in diseases such as stiffness of the arms and in all diseases of the upper body,
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 171.67
सूर्यावर्ते विधातव्यं नस्यकर्मादिभेषजम् । दशमूलीकषायं तु सर्पिः सैन्धवसंयुतम् । नस्यमङ्गविभेदघ्नं सूर्यावर्तशिरो ऽर्तिनुत्
sūryāvarte vidhātavyaṃ nasyakarmādibheṣajam / daśamūlīkaṣāyaṃ tu sarpiḥ saindhavasaṃyutam / nasyamaṅgavibhedaghnaṃ sūryāvartaśiro 'rtinut
in sūryāvarta (a headache waxing with the sun) the medicine, beginning with nasal therapy, is to be applied. And a decoction of the ten roots together with ghee mixed with rock salt, (as) a nasal medicine, destroys the splitting apart of the limbs and removes the headache of sūryāvarta.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 171.68
दध्ना सौवर्चलाजाजीमधूकं नीलमुत्पलम् । पिबेत्क्षौद्रयुतं नारी वातासृग्दरपीडिता
dadhnā sauvarcalājājīmadhūkaṃ nīlamutpalam / pibetkṣaudrayutaṃ nārī vātāsṛgdarapīḍitā
A woman afflicted with a wind-and-blood discharge (vātika bleeding) should drink, with curds, sauvarcala salt, cumin, madhūka, and blue water-lily, together with honey.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 171.69
वासकस्वरसं पैत्ते गुडूच्या रसमेव वा । जलेनामलकीबीजं कल्कं वाससितामधु
vāsakasvarasaṃ paitte guḍūcyā rasameva vā / jalenāmalakībījaṃ kalkaṃ vāsasitāmadhu
In the bilious (type), the fresh juice of vāsaka, or else the juice of guḍūcī; (or) with water, the seed of āmalakī (as) a paste, (or) vāsā with sugar and honey.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 171.70
आमलक्या मधुरसं मूलं कार्पासमेव वा । पाण्डुप्रदरशान्त्यर्थं पिबेत्तण्डुलवारिणा
āmalakyā madhurasaṃ mūlaṃ kārpāsameva vā / pāṇḍupradaraśāntyarthaṃ pibettaṇḍulavāriṇā
The sweet juice of āmalakī, or the root of the cotton plant, one should drink with rice-water for the allaying of pāṇḍu (anaemia) and pradara (excessive discharge).
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 171.71
तण्डुलीयकमूलं तु सक्षौद्रे सरसाञ्जनम् । तण्डुलोदकसंपीतं सर्वांश्चासृक्दराञ्जयेत् । कुशमूलं तण्डुलाद्भिः पीतं चासृक्दरं जयेत्
taṇḍulīyakamūlaṃ tu sakṣaudre sarasāñjanam / taṇḍulodakasaṃpītaṃ sarvāṃścāsṛkdarāñjayet / kuśamūlaṃ taṇḍulādbhiḥ pītaṃ cāsṛkdaraṃ jayet
But the root of taṇḍulīyaka with honey, together with rasāñjana, drunk in rice-water, conquers all (kinds of) bleeding discharge; and kuśa root, drunk with rice-water, conquers bleeding discharge.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition