Śatapatha Brāhmaṇa ("of a hundred paths") 1.7.4.8

1.7.4.8

te hocuḥ | no nvevātrāśamatpūṣṇa enatpariharateti tatpūṣṇe paryājahrustatpūṣā prāśa tasya dato nirjaghāna tathennūnaṃ tadāsa tasmādāhuradantakaḥ pūṣeti tasmādyam pūṣṇe caruṃ kurvanti prapiṣṭānāmeva kurvanti yathādantakāyaivam

They said, 'It has not yet become appeased here: take it round to Brihaspati!' They accordingly took it round to Brihaspati. Brihaspati hasted to Savitri for his impulsion (influence, prasava), for assuredly Savitri is the impeller (prasavitri) of the gods. 'Impel (influence) this for me!' he said. Savitri, as the impeller, accordingly impelled it for him, and being thus impelled by Savitri, it did not injure him: and thus it was henceforth appeased. This, then, is essentially the same as the fore-portion.