Jaiminīya (Talavakāra) Brāhmaṇa 29.169

29.169

sa yastvaitadabhirādhayādyadeva tvā kiṃ ca sa bravattatkurutāditi
tamupāyann
agne tvaṃ no antama uta trātā śivo bhuvo varūthya
iti
tānabravītkiṃkāmā āgāteti
subandhorevāsuṃ punarvanuma ityabruvan
eṣo'ntaḥparidhītyabravīt
tamādaddhvamiti
taṃ nirāhvayann
ayaṃ mātāyaṃ pitāyaṃ jīvāturāgamat
idaṃ tava prasarpaṇaṃ subandhavehi nirihi
iti
taṃ subandhumasuḥ punaḥ prāviśat
sa yathāpuramabhavat
tadābhyāṃ kirātākulībhyāmācakṣateme vā ṛṣayo'suṃ nirāhvayanniti
tāvadhārayamāṇau nirādravatām
tayorimāneva parākhyāya sarvā māyā apākrāman
tayorha yatpāpiṣṭhatamaṃ rūpāṇāṃ tadrūpamāsa

"Whoever shall propitiate you with this, whatever he says to you, do that." They approached him: "Agni, be our nearest [protector], our savior, benevolent, a shelter!" He said to them: "With what desire have you come?" They said: "We want to win back the life-breath of Subandhu." He said: "Here it is within the enclosing-sticks. Take it!" They called him out: "This mother, this father, this life-giver has arrived; this is your creeping forth, Subandhu; come here, come out!" The life-breath entered back into Subandhu. He became just as before. Then [people] told Kirāta and Ākuli: "These seers have summoned out his life-breath!" Not believing it, they ran out. When [the seers] called them out by name, all their magical arts vanished. And whatever was the vilest among forms, that form they took.