Agniveshyagrihyasutra 3.5.2.4

3.5.2.4

tūṣṇīmanvāhāryapacane hutvāthainamādāyāntareṇa vedyutkarau prapādya jaghanena gārhapatyamāsandyāṃ kṛṣṇājine dakṣiṇāśirasaṃ saṃveśya śirasto naḷadamālāṃ pratimucya pattodaśenāhatena vāsasā prorṇoti idaṃ tvā vastraṃ prathamaṃ nvāgan iti athaitadapohati apaitadūha yadihābibhaḥ purā \

Having offered silently in the Anvāhāryapacana fire, then taking him, causing him to enter between the sacrificial altar and the rubbish heap, placing him to lie down with his head to the south on an armchair on a black antelope skin behind the Gārhapatya fire, fastening a garland of spikenard at his head, he covers him with an unwashed garment whose fringe is at the feet, [saying], 'This first garment has now come to you.' Then he removes this [old garment], [saying], 'Cast off that which you wore here formerly;