Jaiminīya (Talavakāra) Brāhmaṇa 23.139

23.139

en: They saw this set of four verses. With it they went against [the gift]. Then indeed what had not been gained by them became gained; it was as if taken, not accepted. If anyone, having accepted [a gift], should desire, “May what is not gained by me be gained; may it be as if taken, not accepted,” he should go against [it] with this set of four verses. What has not been gained indeed becomes gained by him; it is as if taken, not accepted. “These Somas have been let loose”—these are the final [verses], recounting what has occurred. These indeed recount the six-day rite that has been brought forth. “Purifying yourself, you flow forth to cattle, to strength, to enjoy; winning booty, flow around!”—thus they contain [the word] ‘around’ (pari), the form of the end, for this day is the end. “And flow to us all around, O praises, with cattle-rich refreshings, being praised by Jamadagni!”—thus is the concluding turn, for the stability of offspring and the preservation of cattle. The stoma is the thirty-three-fold. All deities are thirty-three. They go firmly establishing themselves in all deities.