Agniveshyagrihyasutra 1.3.1.1

1.3.1.1

vedamadhītya snāsyannupakalpayate erakāṃ copabarhaṇaṃ ca nāpitaṃ ca kṣuraṃ ca pālāśīṃ ca samidhaṃ dārūṇi copastaraṇaṃ vṛkalāṃśca dantadhāvanaṃ ca śītāścoṣṇāścāpaḥ sarvasurabhipiṣṭaṃ candanaṃ cāhataṃ vāsaḥ sāntaraṃ ca prāvāraṃ vādaramaṇiṃ svarṇopahitaṃ sūtram ca pravartau cājyaṃ ca darvī ca mālāṃ cādarśaṃ cāñjanaṃ ca daṇḍaṃ ca chatraṃ copānahau cānaḍuhaṃ carma sarvalohitamityete 'sya sambhārā upaklṛptā bhavanti \

Having studied the Veda, intending to bathe, he provides: reed grass, a cushion, a barber, a razor, a palāśa fuel-stick, firewood, a covering, chips of wood, a tooth-cleaning stick, cold and hot water, crushed all-fragrant sandalwood, an unwashed garment, an undergarment and an upper wrap, a badara-bead strung on gold wire, ear-ornaments, clarified butter, a ladle, a garland, a mirror, collyrium, a staff, an parasol, two sandals, and an ox-hide entirely red—these are the requisites provided for him.