Agniveshyagrihyasutra 3.8.1.2

3.8.1.2

sa upakalpayate dadhi ca vājinamiśraṃ kumbhīṃ ca śatātṛṣṇāṃ tisraḥ pālāśyo medhyo rohitaṃ carmānaḍuham āhananārthamapasalāvṛttarajjuṃ parivyayaṇīṃ ca ṣaṭcchatānīṣṭakā āmamayā aparimitāśca lokaṃpṛṇā dvayā dhānāstilamiśrāścātilabhiśrāścābhivānyāyai dugdhamardhapātraṃ samūlaṃ barhirnaleṣikāṃ bhuktabhogaṃ ca vāsaḥ kṣetravit.ṝṇṇīṃ caturo loṣṭān pañca carūn pañcāpūpān ghṛtenaikaḥ kṣīreṇaiko dadhnaiko madhunaikaḥ caturaḥ stambān arjunastambaṃ dūrvāstambaṃ kāśastambaṃ kuśastambaṃ caturo nānāvṛkṣyān paridhīn parṇamayavāraṇavetasaśamīmayān dve dve vāraṇaśākhāṃ ca kṣetravitṛṇṇīṃ vidhṛtiṃ yavamayaṃ sarvauṣadhaṃ ca sikatāśca śulbañca tisraśca palāśaśākhāḥ \

He prepares curds mixed with whey; a jar with a hundred holes; three sacrificial pegs of palāśa wood; a red ox-hide; a rope wound counter-clockwise for the sake of beating and a cord for tying around; six hundred unbaked bricks and an unlimited number of space-filling bricks; two kinds of roasted grains: mixed with sesame and unmixed with sesame; milk of a cow that suckles an adopted calf, half a bowl; kusa grass with its roots; a reed; a garment that has been worn and enjoyed; a perforated stone; four clods of earth; five caru pots; five cakes—one with clarified butter, one with milk, one with curds, [and] one with honey; four clumps: a clump of arjuna, a clump of dūrvā, a clump of kāśa, and a clump of kuśa; four enclosing sticks from different trees: of parṇa, vāraṇa, vetasa, and śamī; two branches of each and a branch of vāraṇa; a perforated stone; a separator; barley meal and all-herbs; sand; a cord; and three palāśa branches.