Agniveshyagrihyasutra 2.4.3

Now we shall explain the ritual for a pond: not having worshipped the sacrificial post, he attends upon it with:

"That supreme step of Viṣṇu the patrons ever behold,

like an eye stretched out in heaven."

Then, having turned clockwise, having approached towards the west, having made a sacrificial ground behind the sacrificial post, having set up the fire, having strewn [darbha grass] around, and having performed [the rites] starting from the fire-mouth, he offers with the two [verses]: "Hear this [call] of mine, O Varuṇa..." and "That [boon] of you I ask..."

He offers from the cooked food for the herbs and trees with the two [verses]: "The herbs that were born..."

Then he offers from the cooked food for the mansion with the two [verses]: "O Lord of the dwelling... O Lord of the dwelling..."

Then he offers supplementary clarified butter oblations:

"To Brahmā svāhā."

"To Rudra svāhā."

"To Yama svāhā."

"To Varuṇa svāhā."

"To Nirṛti svāhā."

"To Śrī svāhā."

"To Yaśaskara svāhā."

"To the day svāhā."

"To the night svāhā."

"To Sūrya svāhā."

"To Candramas svāhā."

"To the asterisms svāhā" — thus he offers twelve oblations.

"To the [waters] of the well, svāhā! To the waters, svāhā!" — with this whole section.

The rites from the Sviṣṭakṛt oblation up to the giving of the choice cow are established.

Having made a complete, properly marked bali-offering consisting of milk rice, sesame powder, and mixed with milk, having scattered the bali-offerings, having had the Yamasūkta and Puruṣasūkta recited, having made [an offering to] the surging ocean, having bathed, having sipped water, and having put on an unwashed garment, he gives the sacrificial fee.

He gives gold and grain to the Brahmins.

Having had dance, song, musical instruments, and the like sounded, and having adorned the whole assembly, he goes to the world of Viṣṇu, thus said the venerable Āgniveśya.