Quoted formula (Basavarājīya, 6th prakaraṇa, p.111), headed as Pūjyapāda's: Trikaṭukādi nasya…

Quoted formula (Basavarājīya, 6th prakaraṇa, p.111), headed as Pūjyapāda's: Trikaṭukādi nasya for vāta and other disorders. Fifteen ingredients in equal parts, the three pungents, citraka, lāṅgalī, indravāruṇī, vacā, madhuka seeds, pāṭhā, nadīphala, tālaka (orpiment), vatsanābha, aṅkola and the two alkalis, are finely powdered, ground three times with the juices of nirguṇḍī, tintiṇī and ginger, and given as nasal medicine with karmamūla juice. The verse says it destroys epilepsy (apasmāra), heart disease, vāta disorders, dhanurvāta, giddiness, insanity and sannipāta.

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

त्रयुषणं चित्रकं चैव लांगली चेन्द्रवारूणी। वचामधुकबीजानि तत्र पाठानदीफलम्॥ तालकं वत्सनाभंच अङ्ोल़ारयुग्मकम्। एवं पंचदशैतानि समभागानि कारयेत्॥