Paraskaragrihyasutra 3.1.2

3.1.2

navaṃ sthālīpākaṃ śrapayitvājyabhāgāviṣṭvājyāhutī juhoti \ śatāyudhāya śatavīryāya śatotaye abhimātiṣāhe \ śataṃ yo naḥ śarado 'jījānindro neṣadati duritāni viśvā svāhā \ ye catvāraḥ pathayo devayānā antarādyāvāpṛthivī viyanti \ teṣāṃ yo 'jyānimajījimāvahāttasmai no devāḥ paridhatteha sarve svāheti \2\

He cooks a mess of fresh sacrificial food, sacrifices the two Âgya portions, and two Âgya oblations, (with the formulas),
'To the hundredfold armed, hundredfold valiant, hundredfold blissful one, the vanquisher of enemies—he who may create a hundred autumns for us, Indra,—may he lead us across (the gulf of) misfortune. Svâhâ!
'The four paths that go between heaven and earth, trodden by the gods—of these (paths) lead us to that which may bring us freedom from decay and decline, O all ye gods. Svâhâ!'