Kaushitakagrihyasutra 3.7.10

3.7.10

kuṣumbhakastadabravīt āvadaṃstvaṃ śakune bhadramāvada gṛṇānā jamadagninā dhāmante viśvaṃ bhuvanamadhiśritam gantā no yajñaṃ yajñiyāḥ suśami yo naḥ svo araṇaḥ praticakṣva āgne yāhi marutsakhā yatte rājañchṛtaṃ haviḥ iti dvyṛcāḥ \10\

"Kuṣumbhaka said that...", "Speak, O bird, speaking what is auspicious...", "Lauded by Jamadagni...", "In your dwelling all the world rests...", "Come to our sacrifice, worthy of sacrifice, well-prepared...", "Whoever is our own, whoever a stranger, look down upon...", "Come, O Agni, with the Maruts as friends...", "Whatever is cooked for you, O king, as an oblation..."—these are two-verse hymns.