Śatapatha Brāhmaṇa ("of a hundred paths") 6.6.3.10

6.6.3.10

yāḥ senā abhītvarīḥ | daṃṣṭrābhyām malimlūnye janeṣu malimlavo yo asmabhyamarātīyādyaśca no dveṣate janaḥ nindādyo asmāndhipsācca sarvaṃ tam masmasā kurviti

'Whatever aggressive armies there are, onrushing with drawn-up lines; whatever thieves and robbers, those I cast into thy mouth, O Agni.'--'Devour thou in a lump the waylayers with thy two tusks, the thieves with thy teeth, and the robbers with thy jaws, O holy one!'--'What waylayers there are among men, what thieves and robbers in the wood, what miscreants in the lurking-places, I throw them into thy jaws.'--'Whatever man may plot against us, and whosoever may hate us, or abuse and seek to hurt us, every one of them burn thou to ashes!'