Brihajjataka 18.7

18.7

niḥsvaḥ kleśa saho vana antara caraḥ siṃhe alpa dārā ātmajo jaive na eka ripur nara indra sacivaḥ khyāto abhaya alpa ātmajaḥ/
duḥkha arto vidhano aṭano anṛta ratas tīkṣṇaś ca kumbha sthite bhaume bhūri dhana ātmajo mṛga gate bhūpo atha vā tat samaḥ//(ā vi)

In Leo, he is destitute, endures misery, roams in forests, and has few wives and sons; in a sign of Jupiter, he has not one enemy, is a minister to a king, renowned, fearless, and has few sons. / When Mars stands in Aquarius, he is afflicted by sorrow, poor, a wanderer, devoted to falsehood, and harsh; when he enters Capricorn, he has abundant wealth and sons, and is a king or equal to one.