Kaushitakagrihyasutra 5.8.5

5.8.5

imaṃ jīvebhyaḥ paraitu mṛtyuramṛtaṃ na āgan vaivasvato abhayaṃ naḥ kṛṇotu parṇaṃ vanaspaterivābhinaśśīyatāṃ rayiḥ sacatāṃ naḥ śacīpātaḥ yāścāruṇeḥ daśānvādhāna iti apa naḥ śāśucadaghamiti sapta agne naya yastvā hṛdā tvaṃ no agne adharādudaktāt iti dvādaśa hutvā yathāhāni iti dakṣiṇamaṃsaṃ dvābhyāṃ samīkṣyāñjanaṃ sarpiṣā sannīya darbhapiñjūlaiḥ strīṇāmakṣīṇyanakti imā nārīḥ iti sakṛnmantreṇa dvistūṣṇīm \5\

Having offered [the verses]: 'May this death go away from the living; immortality has come to us; may the son of Vivasvat make us fearless; may wealth fall upon us like a leaf from a tree; may Śacī's lord attach himself to us', and the ten additions of Āruṇi, the seven [verses]: 'May he burn away our sin...', [and] the twelve: 'O Agni, lead...', 'He who to you with heart...', 'You, O Agni, from below, from above...'; having looked at the right shoulder with two [verses]: 'As the days...', having mixed salve with clarified butter, he anoints the eyes of the women with tufts of darbha grass, once with the mantra: 'These women...', [and] twice silently.