Jaiminīya (Talavakāra) Brāhmaṇa 43.245

43.245

atha gātuvinnidhanam
gātuṃ vindāmahā iti satramāsate
gātumeva vindante
tadupariṣṭobhavadbhavati bahirnidhanaṃ bārhatam
tasmādbārhate'hankriyate
tadvevācakṣate bharadvājasyādārasṛditi
kṣatraṃ vai prātardanaṃ dāśarājñe daśa rājānaḥ paryatanta mānuṣe
tasya ha bharadvājaḥ purohita āsa
tamupādhāvadṛṣa | upa tvā dhāvāma
iha naḥ prajānīhīti
so'kāmayata bharadvājo jayema saṃgrāmamiti
sa etatsāmāpaśyat
tenāstuta
so'bravītstutvā -- ā vai na indro havaṃ gamiṣyati
jeṣyāmo vā imaṃ saṃgrāmamiti

Now, the [sāman] with the finale "path-finder" (gātuvid): "May we find a path!"—thinking thus they sit for the sacrificial session (sattra). They indeed find a path. It has an upper stobha; it has an external finale; it is based on the Bṛhat. Therefore it is performed on the day connected to the Bṛhat. They also call it Bharadvāja's ādārasṛt. The kṣatra was Prātardana; ten kings surrounded him in a battle of ten kings against humans. Bharadvāja was his domestic priest (purohita). He ran up to him: "O sage, we run to you! Think out [a plan] for us here!" Bharadvāja desired: "May we win the battle!" He saw this sāman. With it he praised. Having praised, he said: "Indra will come to our call; we will win this battle!"