Rig Veda
yam ṛtvijo bahudhā kalpayantaḥ sacetaso yajñam imaṃ vahanti yo anūcāno brāhmaṇo yukta āsīt kā svit tatra yajamānasya saṃvit
He whom the priests in sundry ways arranging the sacrifice, of one accord, bring hither, Who was appointed as a learned Brahman, what is the sacrificer's knowledge of him?
eka evāgnir bahudhā samiddha ekaḥ sūryo viśvam anu prabhūtaḥ ekaivoṣāḥ sarvam idaṃ vi bhāty ekaṃ vā idaṃ vi babhūva sarvam
Kindled in many a spot, still One is Agni; Silrya is One though high o'er all he shineth. Illumining this All, still One is Ushas. That which is One hath into All developed.
jyotiṣmantaṃ ketumantaṃ tricakraṃ sukhaṃ rathaṃ suṣadam bhūrivāram citrāmaghā yasya yoge 'dhijajñe taṃ vāṃ huve ati riktam pibadhyai
The chariot bright and radiant, treasure-laden, three-wheeled, with easy seat, and lightly rolling, Which She of Wondrous Wealth was born to harness,-this car of yours I call. Drink what remaineth.