Jaiminīya (Talavakāra) Brāhmaṇa 1.146

1.146

padanidhanaṃ ha vā agre śyaitamāsa vasunidhanaṃ naudhasam
tābhyāṃ vyavahetām
tato ha vā idamarvācīnamanyonyasya gṛhe vasanti
yathāgṛhaṃ ha vāva tataḥ puroṣuryathājñāti vā
rathantareṇa stuvanti
idaṃ vai rathantaram
atha vāmadevyena
idaṃ vā antarikṣaṃ vāmadevyam
atha naudhasena
ado vai naudhasam
anantarhitāneveta ūrdhvām̐llokāñjayati
bṛhatā stuvanti
ado vai bṛhat
atha vāmadevyena
idaṃ vā antarikṣaṃ vāmadevyam
atha śyaitena
idaṃ vai śyaitam
anantarhitānevāmuto'rvāco lokāñjayati
ubhayām̐llokāñjayati ye cordhvā ye cārvāñco ya evaṃ veda

The Śyaita in the beginning had a word-fināle, the Naudhasa had the fināle 'vasu'.
With these two they intermarried.
Ever since then, they dwell in each other's house;
before that, they lived in their own homes, or with their own kinsmen.
They praise with the Rathantara.
This [earth] is the Rathantara.
Then with the Vāmadevya;
this atmosphere is the Vāmadevya.
Then with the Naudhasa;
yonder [sky] is the Naudhasa.
He wins the worlds upwards from here without interruption.
They praise with the Bṛhat;
yonder [sky] is the Bṛhat.
Then with the Vāmadevya;
this atmosphere is the Vāmadevya.
Then with the Śyaita;
this [earth] is the Śyaita.
He wins the worlds downwards from there without interruption.
He who knows thus wins both worlds, those above and those below.