Jaiminīya (Talavakāra) Brāhmaṇa 1.161

1.161

yadyathāpūrvaṃ chandāṃsyupeyuranuṣṭubha uttamāḥ kuryuḥ
vāgvā anuṣṭup
tāṃ vai yajñādbahirdhā kuryuḥ
tāmevaitadyajñasya madhyata ābhajanti
tā etā bhavanti purojitī vo andhasaḥ iti
purastāddha vā etāḥ pāpmānaṃ jayantīḥ purastātpāpmānamapaghnatyo yanti
jitaṃ ha vā etābhirvijitamanvavasyanti
sutāya mādayitnave | apa śvānaṃ śnathiṣṭana sakhāyo dīrghajihviyamiti
dīrghajihvī ha vā asuryāsa
sā ha sma somaṃsomamavaleḍhi
uttare ha samudra āsa
sa yo ha sma dakṣiṇe samudre sūyate yaḥ pūrve yo'pare taṃ ha sma tata evāleḍhi
tāṃ hendro jighṛkṣanna śaśāka gṛhītum
sa hovāca mā kaścana yaṣṭeyaṃ vai dīrghajihvī somaṃsomamevāvaleḍhīti

If they were to approach the meters in their proper order, they would make the Anuṣṭubhs the last. / The Anuṣṭubh, indeed, is speech. / They would thereby put it outside the sacrifice. / Now, they allot it in the middle of the sacrifice. / These [verses] are: 'Before-conquering of the juice for you' [RS 9.101.1]. / Conquering evil ahead, slaying evil ahead, do these proceed. / What has been conquered, what has been won, they follow after with these: / 'For the intoxicating pressed [soma]; / strike away the dog, O friends, the long-tongued one!' [RS 9.101.1] / The Long-tongued one, indeed, was an Asurī woman. / She used to lick up each soma. / She was in the northern ocean. / Whatever was pressed in the southern ocean, whatever in the eastern, whatever in the western, she used to lick it up from right there. / Indra, desiring to seize her, was not able to seize her. / He said, 'Let no one sacrifice! For this Long-tongued woman licks up every soma.'