VI, 111. Charm against mania. 1. Release for me, O Agni, this person here, who, bound and well-secured, loudly jabbers! Then shall he have due regard for thy share (of the offering), when he... Read more

VI, 100. Ants as an antidote against poison. 1. The gods have given, the sun has given, the earth has given, the three Sarasvatîs, of one mind, have given this poison-destroying (remedy)! 2.... Read more

V, 5. Charm with the plant silâki (lâkshâ, arundhatî) for the cure of wounds. 1. The night is thy mother, the cloud thy father, Aryaman thy grandfather. Silâkî, forsooth, is thy name, thou a... Read more

III, 7. Charm against kshetriya, hereditary disease. 1. Upon the head of the nimble antelope a remedy grows! He has driven the kshetriya (inherited disease) in all directions by means of the... Read more

VI, 14. Charm against the disease balâsa. 1. The internal disease that has set in, that crumbles the bones, and crumbles the joints, every balâsa do thou drive out, that which is in the limb... Read more