Aitareyabrahmana 2.3.p4

2.3.p4

ii. 20 (viii. 2). These nine (verses) he recites without omission. ‘Send forth our sacrifice with divine offering’ (he says) as tenth. ‘Winding hitherward those of two streams’ (he says), when the Ekadhanā (waters) are turned hitherward; ‘What time the waters are seen coming forward’ (he says) when they are being seen; ‘May the cows with milk, eager for the end’ (he says), when they are coming up; ‘Some come together, others come up’ (he says) when they come together. The waters were in conflict, ‘we shall first bear the sacrifice; we’; both these Vasatīvarī waters, which are drawn on the previous day and the Ekadhanā (waters which are drawn) in the morning.