Brihajjataka 4.13

4.13

anyonyaṃ yadi paśyataḥ śaśi ravī yady arki saumyāv api vakro vā samagaṃ dina īśam asame candra udayau cet sthitau/
yugma oja ṛkṣa gatāv api indu śaśijau bhūmy ātmajena īkṣitau pumbhāve sita lagna śīta kiraṇāḥ ṣaṭ klība yogāḥ smṛtāḥ//(śā vi)

If the Moon and the Sun aspect each other, or if Saturn and Mercury do; or if Mars [aspects] the lord of day situated in an even sign while the Moon and the ascendant are in an odd sign; / or if the Moon and Mercury, situated in an even and an odd sign respectively, are aspected by the son of the earth; or when Venus, the ascendant, and the cold-rayed [Moon] are in masculine signs—these are remembered as the six combinations for a hermaphrodite.