  To have a closed system, the Maxwell equations should be supplemented by
constitutive relations which connect the primary electromagnetic fields
$(\bE,\bB)$ with the secondary ones $(\bD,\bH)$ induced in a medium. Recently
[Opt. Commun. \textbf{354}, 259 (2015)] the allowed shapes of the constitutive
relations that follow from the relativistic Maxwell equations formulated in
terms of geometric algebra were constructed by author. In this paper the
obtained general relativistic relations between $(\bD,\bH)$ and $(\bE,\bB)$
fields are transformed to four $6\times 6$ matrices that are universal in
constructing various combinations of constitutive relations in terms of more
popular Gibbs-Heaviside vectorial calculus frequently used to investigate the
electromagnetic wave propagation in anisotropic, birefringent, bianisotropic,
chiral etc media.

Classical Physics;Optics