Śatapatha Brāhmaṇa ("of a hundred paths") 3.7.4.8

3.7.4.8

sa lalāṭe samanakti | saṃ te prāṇo vātena gacatāmiti samaṅgāni yajatrairityaṃsayoḥ saṃ yajñapatirāśiṣeti śroṇyoḥ sa yasmai kāmāya paśumālabhante tatprāpnuhītyevaitadāha

With 'May thy breath unite with the wind!' he anoints it on the forehead; with 'Thy limbs with those worthy of sacrifice' on the shoulders; with 'The lord of sacrifice with (the object of) his prayer!' the loins; whereby he means to say, 'For whatsoever object the animal is slain, do thou obtain that!'