Śatapatha Brāhmaṇa ("of a hundred paths") 1.2.1.4

1.2.1.4

tena prāco 'ṅgārānudūhati | apāgne agnimāmādaṃ jahi niṣkravyādaṃ sedhetyayaṃ vā āmādyenedam manuṣyāḥ paktvāśnantyatha yena puruṣaṃ dahanti sa kravyādetāvevaitadubhāvato 'pahanti

With it he shifts the coals to the fore-part (of the khara or hearth-mound), with the text (Vâg. S. I, 17 b): 'O fire! cast off the fire that eateth raw flesh! drive away the corpse-eating one!' For the raw flesh-eating (fire) is the one with which men cook what they eat; and the corpse-eating one is that on which they burn (the dead) man: these two he thereby expels from it (the Gârhapatya).