Jaiminīya (Talavakāra) Brāhmaṇa 1.65

1.65

tvaṃ hyagne agninā vipro vipreṇa sansatā
sakhā sakhyā samidhyase
iti
atho hainayā brahmavarcasakāmo yajeta
tejasvī haiva brahmavarcasī bhavati
atho khalvāhuryadāhavanīyagārhapatyau saṃsṛjyeyātāṃ kiṃ tatra karma kā
prāyaścittiriti
agnaye vītaya iṣṭiṃ nirvapet
etā eva pañcadaśa sāmidhenīrvārtraghnāvājyabhāgau virājau saṃyājye
athaite yājyāpuronuvākye
agna ā yāhi vītaye gṛṇāno havyadātaye
ni hotā satsi barhiṣi
iti
atha yājyā
yo agniṃ devavītaye haviṣmamāvivāsati
tasmai pāvaka mṛḍaya
iti
tasmai pāvaka mṛḍaya iti

‘For you, O Agni, an inspired poet, are kindled with Agni by an inspired poet,
being good, a friend by a friend.’
Thus.
And he who desires spiritual luster should sacrifice with this.
He becomes resplendent indeed, endowed with spiritual luster.
Now they say: ‘If the Āhavanīya and the Gārhapatya fires should mingle together, what is the procedure there, what is the expiation?’
He should offer a sacrifice to Agni Vīti.
These same fifteen kindling-verses [are used]; the two butter-portions are the Vṛtra-slaying ones; the two concluding verses are in the Virāj meter.
Then these are the introductory and offering verses:
‘Come, O Agni, to the feast, praised for the giving of oblations;
sit down as Hotṛ on the sacrificial grass.’
Thus.
Then the offering verse:
‘Whoever waits upon Agni with an oblation for the feast of the gods,
to him be gracious, O purifier.’
Thus.
‘To him be gracious, O purifier,’ thus.