Atharvaveda 4.21.2

4.21.2

índro yájvane gr̥ṇaté ca śíkṣata úpéd dadāti ná sváṃ muṣāyati |
bhū́yobhūyo rayím íd asya vardháyann abhinné khilyé ní dadhāti devayúm ||2||

To the sacrificer and singer, to the helpful one (?), Indra verily gives further, steals not what is his; increasing more and more the wealth of him, he sets the godly man (devayú) in an undivided domain (? khilyá).