Brihajjataka 4.18

4.18

saumya ṛkṣa aṃśe ravija rudhirau cet sa danto atra jātaḥ kubjaḥ sva ṛkṣe śaśini tanuge manda māheya dṛṣṭe/
paṅgur mīne yama śaśi kujair vīkṣite lagna saṃsthe saṃdhau pāpe śaśini ca jaḍaḥ syān na cet saumya dṛṣṭaḥ//(manda ākrāntā)

If the son of the Sun and Mars are in a sign or navāṃśa of Mercury, the one born here has teeth. When the Moon is in its own sign in the ascendant, aspected by Saturn and Mars, a hunchback [is born]. / One is lame when Pisces is the ascendant, aspected by Saturn, the Moon, and Mars. When a malefic is in a junction and the Moon is in the ascendant, one is dull-witted, unless aspected by a benefic.