Atharva Veda 3.18

imāṃ khanāmy oṣadhiṃ vīrudhāṃ balavattamām yayā sapatnīṃ bādhate yayā saṃvindate patim

Against a rival wife: with a plant

I dig this herb, of plants the strongest, with which one drives off (bādh) her rival; with which one wins completely (sam-vid) her husband.

uttānaparṇe subhage devajūte sahasvati sapatnīṃ me parā ṇuda patiṃ me kevalaṃ kṛdhi

O thou of outstretched leaves, fortunate, god-quickened, powerful, do thou thrust away my rival, make my husband wholly mine.

nahi te nāma jagrāha no asmin ramase patau parām eva parāvataṃ sapatnīṃ gamayāmasi

Since he has not named (grah) thy name, thou also stayest (ram) not with him as husband; unto distant distance make we my rival go.

uttarāham uttara uttared uttarābhyaḥ adhaḥ sapatnī yā mamādharā sādharābhyaḥ

Superior [am] I, O superior one; superior, indeed, to them (f.) that are superior; below [is] she that is my rival; lower [is] she than they (f.) that are lower.

aham asmi sahamānātho tvam asi sāsahiḥ ubhe sahasvatī bhūtvā sapatnīṃ me sahāvahai

I am overpowering; likewise art thou very powerful; we both, becoming full of power, will overpower my rival.

abhi te 'dhāṃ sahamānām upa te 'dhāṃ sahīyasīm mām anu pra te mano vatsaṃ gaur iva dhāvatu pathā vār iva dhāvatu

I have put on (abhí) for thee the overpowering one (f.); I have put to (úpa) for thee the very powerful one; after me let thy mind run forth as a cow after her calf, run as water on its track.