Hiranyakeshigrihyasutra 2.7.17.2

2.7.17.2

mārgaśīrṣyāṃ paurṇamāsyāmagnimupasamādhāya saṃparistīrya payasi sthālīpākaṃ śrapayitvābhighāryodvāsya vyāhṛtiparyantaṃ kṛtvā juhoti \ iḍāyai sṛptaṃ ghṛtavaccarācaraṃ jātavedo haviridaṃ juṣasva \ ye grāmyāḥ paśavo viśvarūpāsteṣāṃ saptānāmiha rantirastu puṣṭiḥ \ svāhā \ yāṃ janāḥ pratinandanti rātriṃ dhenumivāyatīm \ saṃvatsarasya yā patnī sā no astu sumaṅgalī svāhā \ śivā paśubhyo dārebhyaḥ śivā naktaṃ śivā divā \ saṃvatsarasya yā patnī sā no astu sumaṅgalī \ svāhā \ paurṇamāsī pūrayantyāyāntyaparāparān \ māsārdhamāsānvibhajati sā naḥ pūrṇābhirakṣatu \ svāhā \ iti \2\

On the full-moon day of Mârgasîrsha he puts wood on the fire, strews (Darbha grass) on the entire surface round the fire, cooks a mess of sacrificial food with milk, sprinkles it (with Âgya), takes it from the fire, performs the rites down to the Vyâhriti oblations, and sacrifices (four oblations) with (the following Mantras):
'This offering, the creeping of Idâ, rich in ghee, moving and not moving, accept gladly, O Gâtavedas. What domestic animals there are, of all shapes, all seven kinds of them: may they gladly dwell here and may they prosper. Svâhâ!
'The night which men welcome like a cow that comes to them, (the night) which is the consort of the year, may that (night) be auspicious to us. Svâhâ!
'Bringing bliss to the cattle, to the wife, bringing bliss by night and by day, may this (night) which is the consort of the year, be auspicious to us. Svâhâ!
'The full-moon night, bringing abundance, visiting one after another, dividing the months and fortnights: may this (night), the full one, protect us. Svâhâ!'