Apastambagrihyasutra 5.12.8

5.12.8

uttarena yajuṣā 'hatamantaraṃ vāsaḥ paridhāya sārvasurabhiṇā candanenottarairdeśatābhyaḥ pradāyottarayānulipya maṇiṃ sauvarṇaṃ sopadhānaṃ sūtrotamuttarayodapātre triḥ pradakṣiṇaṃ pariplāvyottarayā grīvāsvābadhyaivameva bādaraṃ maṇiṃ mantravarjaṃ savye pāṇāvābadhyāhatamuttaraṃ vāso revatīstveti samānam \ 8 \

He puts on with the next Yagus (M. II, 7, 13) a fresh under garment, and anoints himself, after having given the salve in charge of the deities with the next (Mantras, II, 7, 14), with the next (verse, II, 7, 15) with sandal salve which is scented with all kinds of perfumes. With the next (verse, II, 7, 16) he moves about a gold pellet with its setting, which is strung on a string, three times from left to right in a water-pot; with the next (verse, II, 7, 17) he ties the (pellet) to his neck; in the same way, without Mantras, he ties a pellet of Bâdara wood to his left hand, and repeats the rites stated above with a fresh upper garment, with the (verses), 'May the rich' (comp. above, IV, 10, 10; M. II, 7, 18).