Quoted formula, labelled as from the Mādhavanidāna (prakaraṇa 1, p.30) and called taught by…

Quoted formula, labelled as from the Mādhavanidāna (prakaraṇa 1, p.30) and called taught by Pūjyapāda: Sarvajvaragajāṅkuśa. Rasa, amlasāra-gandha, jayapāla seeds and borax are ground in a decoction of dantī and made into pills the size of a mung bean, or of a chickpea, given with betel leaf. The verse says it destroys all fevers, continuous fever and acute fever, and that a diet of sugar, milk and curd is to be given.

Why it is kept for review: Formula quoted in the introduction from another work as Pūjyapāda's; not part of Ugrāditya's text.

रसाम्लसारगन्धं च जैपालबीजटंकणम्। दन्तीक्काथैर्विमुद्याथ मुदमात्रा वटी कृता।