Shatapatha Brahmana 9.1.2.20

9.1.2.20

athainaṃ vikarṣati | maṇḍūkenāvakayā vetasaśākhayaitadvā enaṃ devāḥ śatarudriyeṇa cādbhiśca śamayitvā śucamasya pāpmānamapahatyāthainametadbhūya evāśamayaṃstathaivainamayametacatarudriyeṇa cādbhiśca śamayitvā śucamasya pāpmānamahatyāthainametadbhūya eva śamayati sarvato vikarṣati sarvata evainametacamayati

He then draws a frog, a lotus-flower, and a bamboo-shoot across (the central part of the altar). For the gods having now appeased him by the Satarudriya and the water, and having driven out his pain and evil, thereby still further appeased him; and in like manner does this (Sacrificer), now that he has appeased him by the Satarudriya and the water, and driven out his pain and evil, still further appease him thereby. In every direction he draws them: he thus appeases him everywhere.