Jaiminīya (Talavakāra) Brāhmaṇa 54.292.p1

54.292.p1

ete ha khalu vā arkyodāmanīye ete rathantarasyākṣare vyatiṣakte
etābhyaṃ evaitaddviṣantaṃ bhrātṛvyamupobhyottiṣṭhanti
tadāhurvyūḍhametadahā3ssamūḍhā3miti
ubhayamiti brūyād | vyūḍhaṃ ca samūḍhaṃ ceti
sāmabhirvyūḍhaṃ chandobhissamūḍhamiti
etā bhavanti
mā cidanyadvi śaṃsate
ti māsānevaitadardhamāsānabhivadati
atho teṣāmeva prajāpatimanu prajāyata

These two indeed are the Arkyodāmanī verses; these two syllables of the Rathantara are interwoven.
With these two, having bound down the hateful rival, they rise up.
Regarding this they say: 'Is this day unarranged or arranged?'
One should say: 'It is both, both unarranged and arranged:
unarranged by the sāmans, arranged by the meters.'
These [verses] occur:
'Do not recite anything else…'
In saying this, he addresses the months and the half-months.
Moreover, after them Prajāpati brought forth.
'O praisers, recite to Indra the bull alongside the pressed [soma], and repeatedly recite the ukthas;
to the bull that looks uncrooked, rushing like a horse, enduring like a draft ox,'
thus they contain the word go ('cow') and contain cattle, for the attainment of cattle.