Agniveshyagrihyasutra 3.4.1.3

3.4.1.3

atha prāṇeṣūtkrānteṣu prācīnāvītyavācīnapāṇiḥ hiraṇyaśakalamāsye pratyasyāṅguṣṭhabandhaṃ prabadhya grāmyeṇālaṅkāreṇālaṅkṛtya pattodaśenāhatena vāsasā pracchādya sāyamāhutiṃ hutvā mātarāhutiṃ hutvā paurṇamāsyeneṣṭvāmāvāsyeneṣṭvātha gārhapatya ājyaṃ vilāpyotpūya sruci caturgṛhītaṃ gṛhītvā prāgudetya samidvatyāhavanīye juhoti mṛtyoradhiṣṭhānāya svāhā iti \

Then, when the vital breaths have departed, wearing the sacred thread over the right shoulder, with downward-turned hands, having put a piece of gold into the mouth, having tied the two big toes together, having adorned him with ordinary adornment, having covered him with an unwashed garment with fringes at the feet, having offered the evening oblation, having offered the morning oblation, having sacrificed the full-moon sacrifice, having sacrificed the new-moon sacrifice, then having melted clarified butter on the Gārhapatya fire and strained it, having taken four ladlefuls into the offering ladle, having stepped forward to the east, he offers on the Āhavanīya fire endowed with fuel with: 'To the seat of death, svāhā!'