Ashtangasamgraha 8.56

8.56

śayyāyāṃ matkuṇairvastre yūkābhiḥ snānavāriṇi |

jantubhirmriyate jñātvā tāmevaṃ dūratastyajet ||

kulatthadhanvottharasatīkṣṇamadyayavāśanaḥ ||

savaidyamāturaṃ ghnanti kruddhāste hi mahaujasaḥ ||

On her bed by bedbugs, in her clothing by lice, in her bathwater
by insects [she causes death]; having recognized her thus, one should abandon her from afar.
One who eats horsegram, meat broth of arid animals, strong liquor, and barley:
for when enraged, those possessing great strength kill both the physician and the sick person.