Atharva Veda
yat te devā akṛṇvan bhāgadheyam amāvāsye saṃvasanto mahitvā tenā no yajñaṃ pipṛhi viśvavāre rayiṃ no dhehi subhage suvīram
What portion (bhāgadhéya) the gods made for thee, O Amāvāsyā, dwelling together with might, therewith fill our offering, O thou of all choice things; assign to us, O fortunate one, wealth rich in heroes.
aham evāsmy amāvāsyā mām ā vasanti sukṛto mayīme mayi devā ubhaye sādhyāś cendrajyeṣṭhāḥ sam agacchanta sarve
I myself am Amāvāsyā; on me, in me dwell these well-doers; in me came together all, of both classes, the gods and the sādhyás, with Indra as chief (jyéṣṭa).
āgan rātrī saṃgamanī vasūnām ūrjaṃ puṣṭaṃ vasv āveśayantī amāvāsyāyai haviṣā vidhemorjaṃ duhānā payasā na āgan
The night hath come, assembler of good things, causing sustenance, prosperity, [and] good to enter in; we would worship Amāvāsyā with oblation; yielding (duh) sustenance with milk is she come to us.
amāvāsye na tvad etāny anyo viśvā rūpāṇi paribhūr jajāna yatkāmās te juhumas tan no astu vayaṃ syāma patayo rayīṇām
O Amāvāsyā, no other than thou, encompassing, gave birth to all these forms; what desiring we make libation to thee, be that ours; may we be lords of wealth.