Jaiminīya (Talavakāra) Brāhmaṇa 2-7.274.p1

2-7.274.p1

athaiṣa govinataśchandomapavamānaḥ
paśukāmo haitena yajeta
tasyobhaye stomā bhavantyayujaśca yugmantaśca tadye ha vā ayuja
stomāstāngrāmyāḥ paśavo'nvatha ye yugmantastānāraṇyāḥ
paśavo vai chandomāḥ
sa yo haivaṃ vidvāñchandomapavamānena yajeta ubhayāneva paśūnavarunddhe ye ca
grāmyā ye cāraṇyāḥ
athaitadekaviṃśapṛṣṭhaṃ dvitīyamaharbhavati
yaivāsāvekaviṃśasya praśaṃsā na upāptāsaditi

Now this is the Govinata rite, with the Chandomas as the Pavamāna [stotras]. One desirous of cattle should sacrifice with this. It has both stomas: the odd and the even. Those stomas which are odd, the domestic animals follow them; and those which are even, the wild animals [follow] them. The Chandomas are indeed animals. One who, knowing thus, sacrifices with the Chandoma-pavamāna rite wins both kinds of animals: both domestic and wild. Then this second day has the twenty-one-fold as its pṛṣṭha, so that that praise of the twenty-one-fold should be attained by us.