Atharvaveda 20.59

20.59.1

úd u tyé mádhu mattamā́ gíra stómāsa īrate |
satrājíto dhanasā́ ákṣitotayo vājayánto ráthā iva ||1||

20.59.2

káṇvā iva bhŕ̥gavaḥ sū́rya iva víśvam íd dhītám ānaśuḥ |
índraṃ stómebhir maháyanta āyávaḥ priyámedhāso asvaran ||2||

20.59.3

úd ín nv àsya ricyaté 'ṃśo dhánaṃ ná jigyúsaḥ |
yá índro hárivān ná dabhanti táṃ ripo dákṣaṃ dadhāti somíni ||3||

His portion is exceeding great, like a victorious soldier's spoil.
Him who is Indra, Lord of Bays, no foes subdue. He gives the
Soma-pourer strength.

20.59.4

mántram ákharvaṃ súdhitaṃ supéśasaṃ dádhāta yajñíyeṣv ā́ |
pūrvī́ś caná prásitayas taranti táṃ yá índre kármaṇā bhúvat ||4||

Make for the holy Gods a hymn that is not mean, but well arranged and fair in form.
Full many snares and bonds subdue not him who dwells with
Indra through his sacrifice.