Rig Veda
indrāgnī yam avatha ubhā vājeṣu martyam dṛﾱhā cit sa pra bhedati dyumnā vāṇīr iva tritaḥ
The mortal man whom ye, the Twain, Indra and Agni, help in fight, Breaks through e'en strongly-guarded wealth as Trita burst his way through reeds.
yā pṛtanāsu duṣṭarā yā vājeṣu śravāyyā yā pañca carṣaṇīr abhīndrāgnī tā havāmahe
The Twain invincible in war, worthy to be renowned in frays, Lords of the Fivefold. People, these, Indra and Agni, we invoke.
tayor id amavacchavas tigmā didyun maghonoḥ prati druṇā gabhastyor gavāṃ vṛtraghna eṣate
Impetuous is their strength, and keen the lightning of the mighty Pair, Which from their arms speeds with the car to Vritra's slayer for the kine.
tā vām eṣe rathānām indrāgnī havāmahe patī turasya rādhaso vidvāṃsā girvaṇastamā
Indra and Agni, we invoke you both, as such, to send your cars: Lords of quick-coming bounty, ye who know, chief lovers of the song.
tā vṛdhantāv anu dyūn martāya devāv adabhā arhantā cit puro dadhe 'ṃśeva devāv arvate
These who give increase day by day, Gods without guile for mortal man, Worthy themselves, I honour most, Two Gods as partners, for my horse.
evendrāgnibhyām ahāvi havyaṃ śūṣyaṃ ghṛtaṃ na pūtam adribhiḥ tā sūriṣu śravo bṛhad rayiṃ gṛṇatsu didhṛtam iṣaṃ gṛṇatsu didhṛtam
The strength-bestowing offering thus to Indra-Agni hath been paid, as butter, purified by stones. Deal to our princes high renown, deal wealth to those who sing your praise, deal food to those who sing your praise.