Tikkanikayatra 9.31

9.31

ketūlkārkajarāhukīlakakujā bimbapraviṣṭā yataḥ
sūryendvoḥ pariveṣakhaṇḍam athavā dṛśyeta yasyāṃ diśi/
kroṣṭuśvātti(hi)pipīlikāśaśamṛgadhākṣa(dhvāṅkṣā)dayo vā pure
sainye vāpi yato viśanti hi tataḥ śatro(troḥ) puraṃ ghātayet//

From whichever direction comets, meteors, Saturn, Rāhu, solar spikes, and Mars enter the solar or lunar disk, / or in whichever direction a broken halo of the sun or moon is seen, / or from whichever direction jackals, dogs, snakes, ants, hares, deer, crows, and the like enter into the city / or into the army, from that side indeed one should strike the enemy's city.