Shantikamalakara 4.113_108.3

4.113_108.3

yāḥ phalinīriti ratnauṣadī prakṣipet - tataḥ kuṃbho paristha pūrṇa pātropari sarpokhyā māśleṣa pratamāṃ, namesta sarpebhyoḥ iti maṃtreṇa āvāhayet ..
ślo .. tataḥ sarvo raktaḥ trinetraśca dvibhujaḥ nīla vastrakaḥ .
phalakāsi tharastīkṣṇaḥ divyābharaṇa bhūṣitaḥ ..
iti sarpaṃdhyātvā, taddakṣiṇataḥ "bṛhaspate gṛtsamado, bṛhaspati striṣṭup" iti maṃtreṇa pratimāyāṃ bṛhaspati māvāhyauttarataśca "udīratāṃ śaṃkhaḥ pitarasvathā triṣṭup" anena pitṛ pratimā yāṃ pitṛ nāvāhya, prāgāditaḥ caturviṃśati paṃkaja daḻeṣu pūrvā mārabhya punarvasu
paryaṃtaṃ nakṣatrāṇi taddevatāśca āvāhayet ..
yathā aryamā - bhaṃgaḥ savitā - tvaṣṭā - vāyaḥ - iṃdrāgnī - mitraḥ - iṃdraḥ - niṛrutiḥ - āpaḥ - viśvedevāḥ - viṣṇuḥ - vasavaḥ - ājaikapāt - ahirbudnyaḥ - pūṣā - asvinau - yamaḥ - agniḥ - prajāpatiḥ - somaḥ - rudraḥ - aditiriti ..

With 'yāḥ phalinīḥ', he should throw in jewels and medicinal herbs. Then, upon the full platter resting atop the pitcher, he should invoke the idol of Āśleṣā, named Sarpa, with the mantra 'namo 'stu sarpebhyaḥ'. / Verse: Then Sarpa is red, three-eyed, two-armed, clad in blue garments, / bearing a shield and a sharp sword, adorned with divine ornaments. / Having thus meditated on Sarpa, to its south, with the mantra 'bṛhaspate' (Gṛtsamada [is the seer], Bṛhaspati [the deity], Triṣṭubh [the metre]), having invoked Bṛhaspati into an idol, and to its north, having invoked the Ancestors into an idol of the Ancestors with 'udīratām' (Śaṅkha [is the seer], the Ancestors [the deities], Svadhā [the deity], Triṣṭubh [the metre]), starting from the east on the twenty-four lotus petals, he should invoke the lunar mansions and their presiding deities, beginning with Pūrvā[phālgunī] and ending with Punarvasu: / namely, Aryaman, Bhaga, Savitṛ, Tvaṣṭṛ, Vāyu, Indrāgnī, Mitra, Indra, Nirṛti, the Waters, the Viśvedevas, Viṣṇu, the Vasus, Aja Ekapād, Ahirbudhnya, Pūṣan, the Aśvins, Yama, Agni, Prajāpati, Soma, Rudra, and Aditi.