Atharva Veda 2.13

āyurdā agne jarasaṃ vṛṇāno ghṛtapratīko ghṛtapṛṣṭho agne ghṛtaṃ pītvā madhu cāru gavyaṃ piteva putrān abhi rakṣatād imam

For welfare and long life of an infant

Giving life-time, O Agni, choosing old age; ghee-fronted, ghee-backed, O Agni—having drunk the sweet pleasant (cā́ru) ghee of the cow, do thou afterward defend (rakṣ) this [boy] as a father his sons.

pari dhatta dhatta no varcasemam jarāmṛtyuṃ kṛṇuta dīrgham āyuḥ bṛhaspatiḥ prāyacchad vāsa etat somāya rājñe paridhātavā u

Envelop, put ye him for us with splendor; make ye him one to die of old age; [make] long life; Brihaspati furnished (pra-yam) this garment unto king Soma for enveloping [himself].

parīdaṃ vāso adhithāḥ svastaye 'bhūr gṛṣṭīnām abhiśastipā u śataṃ ca jīva śaradaḥ purūcī rāyaś ca poṣam upasaṃvyayasva

Thou hast put about thee this garment in order to well-being; thou hast become protector of the people (?) against imprecation; both do thou live a hundred numerous autumns, and do thou gather about thee abundance of wealth.

ehy aśmānam ā tiṣṭhāśmā bhavatu te tanūḥ kṛṇvantu viśve devā āyuṣṭe śaradaḥ śatam

Come, stand on the stone; let thy body become a stone; let all the gods make thy life-time a hundred autumns.

yasya te vāsaḥ prathamavāsyaṃ harāmas taṃ tvā viśve 'vantu devāḥ taṃ tvā bhrātaraḥ suvṛdhā vardhamānam anu jāyantāṃ bahavaḥ sujātam

Thee here, of whom we take the garment to be first worn, let all the gods favor; thee here, growing with good growth, let many brothers be born after, ⌊[after thee,]⌋ as one well born.