Atharva Veda 6.118

yaddhastābhyāṃ cakṛma kilbiṣāṇy akṣāṇāṃ gaṇam upalipsamānāḥ ugraṃpaśye ugrajitau tad adyāpsarasāv anu dattām ṛṇaṃ naḥ

For relief from guilt

If (yát) with our hands we have done offenses, desiring to take up the course (?) of the dice, let the two Apsarases, fierce-(ugrá-)seeing, fierce-conquering, forgive today that guilt (ṛṇá) of ours.

ugraṃpaśye rāṣṭrabhṛt kilbiṣāṇi yad akṣavṛttam anu dattam na etat ṛṇān no narṇamertsamāno yamasya loke adhirajjur āyat

O fierce-seeing one! realm-bearing one! [our] offenses, what happened at the dice—forgive ye that to us; may there not come in Yama's world one having a rope on, desiring to win from us debt (ṛṇá) from debt.

yasmā ṛṇaṃ yasya jāyām upaimi yaṃ yācamāno abhyaimi devāḥ te vācaṃ vādiṣur mottarāṃ mad devapatnī apsarasāv adhītam

To whom [I owe] debt, whose wife I approach, to whom I go begging (yāc), O gods—let them not speak words superior to me; ye (two) Apsarases, wives of gods, take notice!