Jaiminīya (Talavakāra) Brāhmaṇa 20.95

With it he revived him:
'Towards you [I summon] strength that brings delight,'
for the breaths are strength;
he thus placed the breaths into him.
'Today we choose the conveyer of oblations,
protecting, much-desired, pleasant, choice, wise, insightful;
protecting, much-desired, wealth, thoughtful, O one of good skill, extend [life];
protecting, much-desired.'
Man indeed is protected;
thereby he then revived him.
This is a sāman that is a medicine, an expiation.
He indeed made that a medicine, an expiation.
They make a medicine, an expiation with this.
And it is a obtainer of desires.
For he desired this desire;
that desire of his was fulfilled.
Whatever desire one has when praising with this sāman, that desire of his is fulfilled.

Enraged, he departed to another community,

[thinking:] 'They have spoken untruth against me.'

The heat of Agni departed from those Ikṣvākus.

The porridge which they set over [the fire] in the evening was cooked [only] in the morning;

that which [they set over] in the morning, in the evening.

They said: 'We have wronged a Brahmin unjustly;

the heat of our fire has departed.

Come, let us conciliate him.'

They conciliated him.

He came, just as a Brahmin would come when conciliated by a king.

Having arrived, he desired: 'May I perceive this heat of Agni.'

He saw this sāman.

He sang upon it.

Then he saw: 'A female goblin is this wife of Triyaruṇa;

she sits upon it, having covered it with a cushion.'