Agniveshyagrihyasutra 3.11.1.8

3.11.1.8

evaṃ sāyaṃprātaḥ kṛtvā daśamyāṃ vikṛtāhāraṃ sāyaṃ baliṃ dattvāvyuṣṭakāle upaninīya brāhmaṇān hīnāṅgānatiriktāṅgān kuṣṭhīn kunasvīn śyāvadantān rogīn vṛṣaḷīpatīn unmattān pāpīn varjayitvā śucīn śrotriyān suvṛttān adhyayanasampannān gṛhasthān daridrān kriyāpūrvān pātrabhūtān sadyo 'dhigamyān asagotrasambandhayuktān āyantrya karmasu vyākhyātān etatte pitā samanaso yat kiñcit pretāyānumataḥ śvobhūte me piturekoddiṣṭaśrāddhaṃ bhuñjatāṃ bhavanta iti \

Having done thus in the evening and the morning, having offered the offering of altered food in the evening on the tenth day, having poured out water at dawn, having avoided Brahmins who are deficient in limbs, redundant in limbs, leprous, with diseased nails, dark-toothed, sick, husbands of Śūdra women, mad, or sinful; having invited pure Brahmins, learned in the Veda, of good conduct, accomplished in recitation, poor householders, observing the prior rites, worthy recipients, immediately accessible, and endowed with non-sagotra relation; [pronouncing] the formulas explained in the rituals: 'This is for thee, O father, united in mind... whatever is approved for the deceased; tomorrow, may you venerable sirs partake of my father's ekoddiṣṭa-śrāddha.'