Jaiminīya (Talavakāra) Brāhmaṇa 2-3.135

2-3.135

eṣa ha vai bāhubhyāṃ pāpaṃ karoti yo'nighātyasya nihanti
bāhū vai pañcadaśa stomānām
bāhubhyāmeva tena pāpmānamapaghnate
atha udareṇa pāpaṃ kṛtvā manyeta saptadaśenāgniṣṭutāyajeta
eṣa ha vā udareṇa pāpaṃ karoti yo'nāśyānnasyānnamatti
udaraṃ vai saptadaśa stomānām
udarādeva tena pāpmānamapaghnate
atha yaḥ patampāpaṃ kṛtvā manyeta ekaviṃśenāgniṣṭutā yajeta
eṣa ha vai pataṃ pāpaṃ karoti yo janameti
pratiṣṭhā vā ekaviṃśa stomānām
patameva tena pāpmānamapaghnate
atho āhurya evāyaṃ jyotiṣṭomo'gniṣṭomastenaiva yajeteti
tasya yattrivṛdbahiṣpavamānaṃ bhavati mukhādeva tena pāpmānamapaghnate
atha yatpañcadaśānyājyāni bhavanti pañcadaśo mādhyaṃdino bāhubhyāṃ eva tena
pāpmānamapaghnate
atha yatsaptadaśāni pṛṣṭhāni bhavanti saptadaśa ārbhava udarādeva tena
pāpmānamapaghnate
atha yadekaviṃśamagniṣṭomasāma bhavati patameva tena pāpmānamapaghnate

He who strikes one who ought not to be struck commits a sin with the arms.
The fifteenfold [stoma] is the arms of the stomas.
By it they strike away evil from the arms itself.
Now, one who considers that he has committed a sin with his belly should sacrifice with the seventeenfold Agniṣṭut.
He who eats the food of someone whose food is uneatable commits a sin with the belly.
The seventeenfold [stoma] is the belly of the stomas.
By it they strike away evil from the belly itself.
Now, one who considers that he has committed a sin with his feet should sacrifice with the twenty-onefold Agniṣṭut.
He who wanders among [strange] folk commits a sin with the feet.
The twenty-onefold [stoma] is the firm foundation of the stomas.
By it they strike away evil from the feet itself.
Moreover, they say: 'One should sacrifice just with this Jyotiṣṭoma Agniṣṭoma.'
In that its Bahiṣpavamāna is ninefold, by it they strike away evil from the mouth itself.
And in that the Ājya [stotras] are fifteenfold and the midday [pavamāna] fifteenfold, by it they strike away evil from the arms itself.
And in that the pṛṣṭhas are seventeenfold and the Ārbhava [pavamāna] seventeenfold, by it they strike away evil from the belly itself.
And in that the Agniṣṭoma-sāman is twenty-onefold, by it they strike away evil from the feet itself.