Quoted formula (Basavarājīya, 6th prakaraṇa, p.110), attributed to Pūjyapāda: Gandhaka rasāyana…

Quoted formula (Basavarājīya, 6th prakaraṇa, p.110), attributed to Pūjyapāda: Gandhaka rasāyana for giddiness and other vāta disorders. Six pala of powdered sulphur, the three fruits, citrataṇḍula, dry ginger, black pepper and vaidehī, six niṣka of each, and one pala of citraka are powdered and sifted through cloth; one or two niṣka are taken with milk, ghee and sugar. The verse says the user is freed from all diseases and gains a lion's valour, long life and an elephant's strength, and claims further powers such as seeing the stars by day and moving in the sky; among the diseases it destroys it names the eighteen kuṣṭhas, the four grahaṇīs, weak digestion, diarrhoea, the eight gulmas, the eighty vāta disorders and the eight kinds of piles.

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

षट्पलं गन्धचूणँ च त्रिफला चित्रतणडुला:। शुणठीमरीचवैदेहीषणिणष्कं च पृथक्पृथक्॥ चित्रकं च पलैक तु चूर्णितं वस्त्रगालितम्। एकनिष्कं द्विनिप्कं वा पयसाजयसितै: पिबेत्॥