Śatapatha Brāhmaṇa ("of a hundred paths") 2.1.1.14

2.1.1.14

tadāhuḥ | naivaikaṃ cana sambhāraṃ sambharedityasyāṃ vā ete sarve pṛthivyām bhavanti sa yadevāsyāmādhatte tatsarvānsambhārānāpnoti tasmānnaivaikaṃ cana sambhāraṃ sambharediti tadu sameva bharedyadahaivāsyāmādhatte tatsarvāntsambhārānāpnoti yadu sambhāraiḥ sambhṛtairbhavati tadu bhavati tasmādu sameva bharet

Here also they say, 'He should not equip it even with a single equipment!' For (they argue) all those (objects) are on this earth, and hence, when he establishes the fire on this earth, the latter of itself obtains all those equipments: he need not, therefore, equip it with a single equipment. But let him nevertheless bring (those objects) together; for when he establishes the fire on this (earth), then it obtains all the equipments: and what (benefit) accrues from the equipments being brought together, that also accrues to it. Let him for that reason bring (the objects) together.