The Compendium of Caraka 4.3.11_5

4.3.11_5

yāni khalvasya garbhasya sātmyajāni, yāni cāsya sātmyataḥ saṃbhavataḥ saṃbhavanti, tānyanuvyākhyāsyāmaḥ; tadyathā---ārogyamanālasyamalolupatvamindriyaprasādaḥ svaravarṇabījasaṃpat praharṣabhūyastvaṃ ceti (sātmyajāni)//

We shall explain those factors of this embryo which are born of wholesomeness, and which arise in it as it develops from wholesomeness. They are as follows: freedom from disease, absence of lethargy, absence of greed, clarity of the senses, excellence of voice, complexion, and semen, and abundance of virility—[these are] born of wholesomeness.