Brihajjataka 8.18

8.18

saurīṃ prāpya khara uṣṭra pakṣi mahiṣī vṛddha aṅganā avāptayaḥ/śreṇī grāma puradhi kāra janitā pūjā kudhānya āgamaḥ/
śleṣma īrṣya anila kopa moha malina vyāpatti tandra āśramān/bhṛtya apatya kalatra bhartsanam api prāpnoti ca vyaṅgayatām//(śā vi)

Upon reaching Saturn's [period, there is] the acquisition of donkeys, camels, birds, she-buffaloes, and elderly women; honour born of authority over guilds, villages, and towns; and an influx of coarse grain;
phlegm, envy, wind, anger, delusion, dirty conditions, calamities, drowsiness, fatigue, reproach from servants, offspring, and wife, and even mutilation of limbs.