Agniveshyagrihyasutra 2.6.6.3

2.6.6.3

tiraḥpavitraṃ prokṣaṇīḥ saṃskṛtyemāni prokṣya pavitrāntarhite pātre 'pa ānīyotpūya arhaṇīyārthānnadhāyaivameva pādyamevamevācamanīyakaṃ kaṃse tiraḥpavitraṃ dadhi madhu ghṛtamānīya punarāhāraṃ trirutpūya madhuparkārthānnidhāyācāryaśvaśurapitṛvyamātulasnātakātithirājabhyo dadyāt \

Having prepared the sprinkling water across a strainer and sprinkled these, having poured water into a vessel held within a strainer and purified it by straining, having set down [water] for the sake of the argha offering—in the very same way water for washing the feet, and in the very same way water for sipping—having poured curd, honey, and ghee across a strainer into a bell-metal vessel, having brought it back and purified it by straining three times, and having set it down for the sake of the honey-mixture, he should give it to a teacher, a father-in-law, a paternal uncle, a maternal uncle, a snātaka, a guest, and a king;