Brihajjataka 8.16

8.16

jaivyāṃ māna guṇa udayo mati cayaḥ kāntiḥ pratāpa unnatir māhātmya udyama mantra nīti nṛ pati svādhyāya mantrair dhanam/
hema aśva ātmaja kuñjara ambara cayaḥ prītiś ca sad bhūmipaiḥ/sūkṣmya ūha gahana āśramaḥ śravaṇa rug vairaṃ vidharma āśritaiḥ//(śā vi)

In Jupiter's [period, there is] the rise of honour and virtues, accumulation of intellect, lustre, brilliance, eminence, greatness, effort, and wealth through mantras, statecraft, kings, study of scriptures, and sacred formulas;
an abundance of gold, horses, sons, elephants, and garments; friendship with good rulers; subtle understanding of deep hermitages, ear disease, and enmity with those devoted to false doctrines.