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Atharva Veda: Book 6: Hymn 71: A priest's benediction after meat

Hymns of the Atharva Veda, by Ralph T.H. Griffith, [1895] 1What food I eat of varied form and nature, food whether gold,    or horse, sheep, goat, or bullock,   Whatever gift I have received, may Agni the Hotar make it    sacrifice well-offered. 2Whatever, sacrificed or not, hath reached me, bestowed by men    and sanctioned by the Fathers,   Whereby my heart seems to leap up, may Agni the Hotar make    that sacrifice well-offered. 3What food I eat unjustly, Gods! or, doubtful between bestow-    ing and refusing, swallow,   Through greatness of Vaisvānara the mighty may that same food    be sweet to me and blessed!