Shatapatha Brahmana 11.5.9.8

11.5.9.8

aṃśūnevādhūnoti vreśīnāṃ tvā patmannādhūnomi kukūnanānāṃ tvā patmannādhūnomi bhandanānāṃ tvā patmannādhūnomi madintamānāṃ tvā patmannādhūnomi madhuntamānāṃ tvā patmannādhūnomītyetā vai daivīrāpastadyāścaiva daivīrāpo yāścemā mānuṣyastābhirevāsminnetadubhayībhī rasaṃ dadhāti

He merely shakes the (cup with the) plants with (Vâg. S. VIII, 48), 'In the flow of the streaming (waters) I waft thee! in the flow of the gurgling I waft thee! in the flow of the jubilant I waft thee! in the flow of the most delightsome I waft thee! in the flow of the most sweet I waft thee!' These doubtless are the divine waters: he thus bestows sap on him (Pragâpati, the sacrifice) by means of both the divine and the human waters which there are.