Śatapatha Brāhmaṇa ("of a hundred paths") 2.6.2.16

2.6.2.16

athaitānyajamāno 'ñjalau samopya | ūdhvānudasyati yathā gaurnodāpnuyāttadātmabhya evaitacalpānnirmimate tānvilipsanta upaspṛśanti bheṣajamevaitatkurvate tasmādvilipsanta upaspṛśanti

The Sacrificer now takes those (remains of the cakes) into his joined palms and throws them upwards higher than a cow can reach. Thereby they cut out his (Rudra's) darts from their bodies. If they fail to catch them, they touch (those that have fallen to the ground). Thereby they make them medicine, and hence, if they fail to catch them, they touch them.