Kauṣītaki (Śāṅkhāyana) Brāhmaṇa 27.8

English (machine translation) 27.8

He mentions himself first;

thus his own self does not become excluded.

'O listener to the call of Vātāpi'—

Indra is Vātāpi;

he, having reached the wind, smote [the enemies] from their bodies.

The adhvaryu goes back.

In the unexpressed Gārhapatya, he offers two Prājāpatya oblations.

Prajāpati is the Gārhapatya;

and Prajāpati is unexpressed.

And the chant and the recitation are concluded in the oblation.

The stotra is finished, the śastra is finished, the theological discussion is finished.

From then on, they may sacrifice as they desire;

then they may consume [the soma].

'This Vena'—these are visibly the bodies of Prajāpati; the hotṛ should recite them:

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