The Compendium of Caraka 2.7.11

2.7.11

tatra devādiprakopanimittenāgantukonmādena puraskṛtasyemāni pūrvarūpāṇi bhavanti; tadyathā---devagobrāhmaṇatapasvināṃ hiṃsārucitvaṃ, kopanatvaṃ, nṛśaṃsābhiprāyatā, aratiḥ, ojovarṇacchāyābalavapuṣāmupataptiḥ, svapne ca devādibhirabhibhartsanaṃ pravartanaṃ ceti; tato 'anantaramunmādābhinirvṛttiḥ//

In that regard, these are the premonitory symptoms of one who is confronted by exogenous insanity caused by the wrath of the gods and others; namely: a taste for harming gods, cows, brāhmaṇas, and ascetics; irritability; cruel intentions; discontent; impairment of vital vigor, complexion, radiance, strength, and body; and in dreams, threatening and incitement by gods and others; immediately after that, the insanity manifests.