One who desires cleanliness and good odor (of the tongue or mouth), and appetite, should keep in his mouth the fruits of Jāti (g), Katuka (h), and Puga (i), as also of Lavanga (j), of Kakkolaka (k) good betel-leaves, camphor, and small cardamoms.
g. Myristica officinalis. (Nutmegs are indicated).
h. Called also Latākasturi in Sanskrit. Abelmoschus moschatus ; syn. Hibiscus Abelmoschus.
i. Areca Catechu. (The betel-nut tree).
j. Caryophillus aromaticus. (Cloves).
k. Berries having a black aromatic waxy substance.
Only the verse named in the title and its footnotes (g) to (k) are transcribed; the verse numbers printed in the text (68, 69) are left out.