Agniveshyagrihyasutra 3.6.3.7

3.6.3.7

athaitadādahanamudakumbhaiḥ svavokṣitamavokṣya yā asya strīṇāṃ mukhyā sā savye pāṇau bṛhatīphalaṃ nīlalohitābhyāṃ mūtrābhyāṃ viśrathyāśmānamanvāsthāyāpāmārgeṇa sakṛdupamṛjyānanvīkṣamāṇā pattaḥ śirasto vāsthīni gṛhṇāti uttiṣṭhātastanuvaṃ saṃbharasva meha gātramavahā mā śarīram \

Now, having sprinkled this cremation ground well with water-jars, she who is the foremost of his women, having untied a bṛhatī-fruit on her left hand with blue and red threads, having stepped upon a millstone, having wiped [herself] once with an apāmārga plant, without looking behind, gathers the bones from the feet or from the head, [saying]: “Arise from here, assemble your body; do not leave a limb or a body behind here!