Śatapatha Brāhmaṇa ("of a hundred paths") 4.3.4.22

4.3.4.22

atha brahmaṇe | brahmā hi yajñaṃ dakṣiṇato 'bhigopāyatyathodgātre 'tha hotre 'thādhvaryubhyāṃ havirdhāna āsīnābhyāmatha punaretya prastotre 'tha maitrāvaruṇāyātha brāhmaṇācaṃsīne 'tha potre 'tha neṣṭre 'thācāvākāyāthonnetre 'tha grāvastute 'tha subrahmaṇyāyai pratihartra uttamāya dadāti pratihartā vā eṣa so 'smā etadantataḥ pratiharati tatho hāsmādetāḥ parācyo na praṇaśyanti

Then to the Brahman, for the Brahman watches over the sacrifice from the south. Then to the Udgâtri (chanter); then to the Hotri; then to the two Adhvaryus, seated in the cart-shed. Then, having returned (to the Sadas he presents gold) to the Prastotri; then to the Maitrâvaruna; then to the Brâhmanâkhamsin; then to the Potri; then to the Neshtri; then to the Akhâvâka; then to the Unnetri; then to the Grâvastut; then to the Subrahmanyâ. To the Pratihartri he presents it last, since he is the restrainer(pratihartri): he thus in the end restrains (the cows) for him, and so they do not become lost to him.