Atharva Veda
At rising of the sun (or moon)
āyaṃ gauḥ pṛśnir akramīd asadan mātaram puraḥ pitaram ca prayant svaḥ
At rising of the sun (or moon)
Hither hath stridden this spotted steer, hath sat upon his mother in the east, and going forward to his father, the heaven (svàr).
antaś carati rocanā asya prāṇād apānataḥ vy akhyan mahiṣaḥ svaḥ
He moves between the shining spaces, from the breath of this outbreathing [universe]; the bull (mahiṣá) hath looked forth unto the heaven (svàr).
triṃśad dhāmā vi rājati vāk pataṅgo aśiśriyat prati vastor ahar dyubhiḥ
Thirty domains (dhā́man) he rules over; voice, the bird, hath set up, to meet the day with the lights of morning.