Rig Veda 7.9

abodhi jāra uṣasām upasthāddhotā mandraḥ kavitamaḥ pāvakaḥ dadhāti ketum ubhayasya jantor havyā deveṣu draviṇaṃ sukṛtsu

Roused from their bosom is the Dawns' beloved, the joyous Priest, most sapient, Purifier. He gives a signal both to Gods and mortals, to Gods oblations, riches to the pious.

sa sukratur yo vi duraḥ paṇīnām punāno arkam purubhojasaṃ naḥ hotā mandro viśāṃ damūnās tiras tamo dadṛśe rāmyāṇām

Most wise is he who, forcing doors of Panis, brought the bright Sun to us who feedeth many. The cheerful Priest, men's Friend and home-companion, through still night's darkness he is made apparent.

amūraḥ kavir aditir vivasvān susaṃsan mitro atithiḥ śivo naḥ citrabhānur uṣasām bhāty agre 'pāṃ garbhaḥ prasva ā viveśa

Wise, ne.'er deceived, uncircumscribed, refulgent, our gracious guest, a Friend with good attendants, Shines forth with wondrous light before the Mornings; the young plants hath he entered, Child of Waters.

īﾱenyo vo manuṣo yugeṣu samanagā aśucaj jātavedāḥ susaṃdṛśā bhānunā yo vibhāti prati gāvaḥ samidhānam budhanta

Seeking our gatherings, he, your Jatavedas, hath shone adorable through human ages, Who gleams refulgent with his lovely lustre: the kine have waked to meet him when enkindled.

agne yāhi dūtyam mā riṣaṇyo devāṁ acchā brahmakṛtā gaṇena sarasvatīm maruto aśvināpo yakṣi devān ratnadheyāya viśvān

Go on thy message to the Gods, and fail not, O Agni, with their band who pray and worship. Bring all the Gods that they may give us riches, Sarasvati, the Maruts, Asvins, Waters.

tvām agne samidhāno vasiṣṭho jarūthaṃ han yakṣi rāye purandhim puruṇīthā jātavedo jarasva yūyam pāta svastibhiḥ sadā naḥ

Vasishtha, when enkindling thee, O Agni, hath slain jarutha. Give us wealth in plenty. Sing praise in choral song, O Jatavedas. Ye Gods, preserve us evermore with blessings.