Śatapatha Brāhmaṇa ("of a hundred paths") 1.6.3.36

1.6.3.36

sa visrastaiḥ parvabhiḥ | na śaśāka saṃhātuṃ tametairhaviryajñairdevā abhiṣajyannagnihotreṇaivāhorātrayoḥ saṃdhī tatparvābhiṣajyaṃstatsamadadhuḥ paurṇamāsena caivāmāvāsyena ca paurṇamāsīṃ cāmāvāsyāṃ ca tatparvābhiṣajyaṃstatsamadadhuścāturmāsyairevartumukhāni tatparvābhiṣajyaṃstatsamadadhuḥ

He was unable to rise with his relaxed joints; and the gods healed him by means of these havis-offerings: by means of the Agnihotra they healed that joint (which consists of) the two junctions of day and night, joined that together; by means of the full-moon and the new-moon sacrifice they healed that joint (which consists of) the full and new moon, joined that together; and by means of the (three) Kâturmâsyas (seasonal offerings) they healed that joint (which consists of) the beginnings of the seasons, joined that together.