Jaiminīya (Talavakāra) Brāhmaṇa 14.63

14.63

sarvadevatyaṃ hyetadaharānuṣṭubham
sarvadevatyo vā anuṣṭup
ayaṃ vāṃ mitrāvaruṇe
ti maitrāvaruṇaṃ bhavati
punaḥproktirha vā eṣā haviṣaḥ
saṃ ha vā etadyajñastiṣṭhate yadeṣa pūrvastryaha āpyate
yannu vo paro yajña
iti ha vā etaddevebhyaḥ prāhuḥ
tasmādu haitaddvitīyaṃ yajamāna ājyaṃ kurvīta
rājānāvanabhidruhā dhruve sadasyuttame
sahasrasthūṇa āsāte
iti sahasrarūpaṃ virājāmupagacchanti
vairājaṃ hyetadahaḥ
tā samrājā ghṛtāsutī
iti samrāḍvatīrbhavanti
sāmrājyamiva hyetarhyagacchan
indro dadhīco asthabhir
ityaindraṃ bhavati

For this day belongs to the All-Gods [and] belongs to the Anuṣṭubh;
for the Anuṣṭubh belongs to the All-Gods.
“This [is offered] to you two, O Mitra and Varuṇa” —
thus it belongs to Maitrāvaruṇa.
This is indeed a restatement of the sacrificial offering.
For the sacrifice comes to a halt when this preceding three-day period is completed.
When [they say], “Now your higher sacrifice,”
they indeed declare this to the gods.
Therefore, the sacrificer should make this second ājya[-śastra].
“The two kings, free from malice, sit in the firm, highest hall / supported by a thousand pillars” —
thus they attain the thousand-fold form of the Virāj;
for this day belongs to the Virāj.
“The two sovereign rulers, enjoying ghee” —
thus there are [verses] containing “sovereign ruler” (samrāj);
for they have now attained, as it were, sovereign rule.
“Indra with the bones of Dadhīc” —
thus it belongs to Indra.