Jaiminīya (Talavakāra) Brāhmaṇa 22.129

22.129

athāṣṭeḷaḥ padastobha iḷānāmayātayāmāvarudhyate
teno hāsmā ekaśaphāḥ paśavastiṣṭhante
prajāpatiṃ prajāssamṛjānaṃ śīrṣataḥ pāpmāgṛhṇāt
so'kāmayatāpa pāpmānaṃ hanīyeti
sa etānpadastobhānapaśyat
tairastuta
taiḥ pāpmānamapāhata
tānapaveṣṭayanniva gāyet
apaveṣṭayanniva vai sa tacchīrṣato'gre pāpmānamapajaghne
apaveṣṭayannivaiva śīrṣato'gre pāpmānamapahate ya evaṃ veda

Now the eight-iḷā padastobha is secured fresh, without staling, among the iḷās. / Thereby single-hoofed cattle stay for him. / Evil seized Prajāpati by the head as he was emitting creatures. / He desired, 'May I strike away the evil.' / He saw these padastobhas. / With them he praised. / With them he struck away the evil. / One should sing them as if unwinding. / For as if unwinding, he struck away that evil from his head in the beginning. / One who knows thus strikes away evil from his head in the beginning, as if unwinding.