527 Saarba.--A medicine of India, of two kinds, both sweet, moist,
and heavy; produces semen, and is aphrodisiac; cures disorders of wind,
bile, mucus, menorrhagia, and colliquative diarrhoea in fever.
528 Saramill or Sarumluk, or Saral.--The author of the Dara Shekoi
has described this as a medicine of India, and in other works that I
have consulted, it is called Sangterra. In taste it is astringent, and
heavy; beneficial in disorders of wind; and increases mucus and bile.