Kauṣītaki (Śāṅkhāyana) Brāhmaṇa 4.1.7

4.1.7

atra saṃsthita darśa pūrṇa māsau yajamāno yady apara pakṣe bhaṅgam nīyāt / (Vikṛti iṣṭayah)

iv. 1. By means of the supplementary offering the gods smote away the Asuras; verily so also does the sacrificer by the supplementary offering smite away the foes that hate him. He offers to Indra, driver away of enemies, a cake on eleven potsherds. Indra is the smiter away of enemies; verily he smites away his enemies. Again, he adds on the new moon ceremonial. In that at the full moon sacrifice he offers to Indra, therein the sacrificer has the new and full moon sacrifices completed; if he were to incur a disaster in the second half of the month, there would not be a dragging apart of his sacrifice. In that in the new moon sacrifice he offers to Aditi, it is to balance the sacrifice. From the invitatory and offering verses it is possessed of the characteristic of driving away enemies.