Kaushitakagrihyasutra 5.2: atha dvitīyaḥ khaṇḍaḥ

Then, having lighted a firebrand from the gārhapatya fire, they carry it in front;

then a goat;

then a king's cow;

then the fires;

then the sacrificial vessels.

Then he accompanies him as he is carried forward with the verse: "May Pūṣan move you forth from here!"

With the second [verse] for the second [third of the way];

with the third [verse] for the third [third of the way].

Having gone a fourth of the way, having laid him down there, his nearest relatives, beginning with the youngest, having untied the hair on their left side, striking their left thighs, fanning [him] with the borders of their garments, walking counter-clockwise three times, [do] likewise in reverse, clockwise.

Having broken off three clods of earth to the south and placed them to the south, he silently offers [a portion] of the boiled mess on them with the stirring-ladle; likewise a second [portion];

likewise a third [portion].

Then he breaks the pot of the boiled mess there so that no water will remain.

At the cremation-ground, having placed [the items] silently, in the southern quarter, on a site sloping to the south or sloping to the south-east, having drawn lines around three times with a palāśa branch with: "Go away, depart...", having placed a piece of gold on the site, having taken the site with: "Give, King Yama, a site to this one named so-and-so", having built the funeral pyre facing east or south,