Ashtangasamgraha 2.7

2.7

He should not speak [his preceptor's] name alone, nor make gestures mockingly, even if he speaks incorrectly; / he should be loyal, not haughty, unshakeable, truthful, and pleasant to behold.

In the second month, it is a compact mass, a muscle-like lump, or an arbuda tumor; from these, respectively, arise male, female, and hermaphrodite.
In the third month, it sprouts fivefold:
namely, two lower limbs, two arms, and the head.
Simultaneously with the sprouting of the lower limbs and so forth, all body parts, limbs, and sense faculties arise together, except for those that are born at a time after birth, such as the teeth and the like.
Gradually, however, they become clearly differentiated.
This is the normal course;
otherwise, it is abnormal.
And the bones, especially those situated in the sides, seem as if being split.
Triphalā, picumanda bark, madhuka, the two bṛhatīs, / equal parts of masūra lentils: the decoction taken with ghee destroys fever and cough; / combined with honey and trijāta, it is an electuary that forms an agreeable purgative.