Matsyapurana 13.53

13.53

etaduddeśataḥ proktaṃ nāmāṣṭaśatamuttamam
aṣṭottaraṃ ca tīrthānāṃ śatametadudāhṛtam //

Viśâlâkṣî in Kâśî; Lingadhâriṇî in Naimiṣâraṇya; Lalitâ in Prayâga; Kâmâkṣî in the Gandhamâdana hills; Kumudâ at the Mânasa lake; Viśvakâyâ in Ambara; Gômatî in Gômanta; Kâmachariṇî at the Mandar hills; Madôtkaṭâ in the Chaitraratha forest; Jayantî in Hastinâpura; Gaurî in Kânyakubja; Rambhâ on the Mount Malaya; Kîrtiwatî in Ekâmbhaka; Viśvâ in Viśveśvara; Purûhutâ in Puṣkara; Mârgadâyinî in Kedâr; Nandâ in the Himâlayas; Bhadrakarṇikâ in Gokarṇa; Bhavânî in Sthâneśvara; Bilvapatrikâ in Bilval; Mâdhavî in Śrisaila; Bhadrâ in Bhadreśvara; Jayâ in Varâhakṣetra; Kamalâ in Kamalâlaya; Rudrâṇî in Rudrâkôti; Kâli in Kalanjar hills; Kapilâ in Mahâlinga; Mukuṭeśvarî in Markôṭa; Mahâdevî on the banks of the Śâlagrâmî river; Jalapriyâ in Śivalinga; Kumârî in Mayâpurî; Lalitâ in Santâna; Utpalâkṣî in Sahasrâkṣa; Mahôtpalâ in Kamalâkṣa; Mangalâ in Gangâtîrtha; Vimalâ in Puruṣôttama; Amôghâkṣî on the banks of the Vipâśâ river; Pâtalâ in Puṇḍvardhaṇa; Nârayaṇî in Supârśva; Bhadrasundarî in Vikûṭa; Vipulâ in Vipula; Kalyâṇî in Malayâchala; Kôtavî in Kôti tîrtha; Sugandhâ in Mâdhavavana; Trisandhyâ in Gôdâśrama; Ratipriyâ in Gaṅgôtrî; Śivânandâ in Śivakuṇḍa; Nandinî on the banks of the Devikâ river; Rukmiṇî in Dwârikâ; Râdhâ in Vrindâvaṇa; Devakî in Mathurâ; Parameśvarî in Pâtâla; Sîtâ in Chitrakûta; Vinduvâsinî in Vindhyâchala; Ekavîrâ in Sahyâdri; Chandrikâ in Hariśchandra; Ramaṇa in Râma tîrtha; Mrigâvatî on the banks of the river yamunâ; Mahâlakṣmî in Karavîra; Umâdevî in Vinâyaka; Arogâ in Vaidyanâtha; Maheśvarî in Mahâkâla; Abhayâ in Uṣṇatîrtha; Amṛitâ in the caves of Vindhyachala; Mândavî in Mâṇḍvaya; Svâhâ in Mâheśvara; Prachaṇḍâ in Châgalâṇḍa; Chaṇḍikâ in Amarakantaka; Varârôhâ in Someśvara; Puṣkarâvatî in Prabhâsa; Devamâtâ on the banks of Pârâvâra of the Sarasvatî river; Mahâbhâgâ in Mahâlaya; Piṅgalêśvarî in Payôṣṇî; Sinhikâ in Kṛita Śaucha; Yaśaskarî in Kârtikêya; Lolâ in Utpalâvarta; Subhadrâ at the confluence of the Ganges and the Sone; Mâtâ in Siddhapura; Lakṣmîraṅgaṇâ in Bharatâśrama; Viśvamukhî in Jâlandhara; Târâ in Kiṣkindhâ; Puṣṭi in Devadâruvana; Mêdhâ in Káshmîr; Bhîmâ in Himâlaya; Puṣṭi in Viśveśvar; Śudhi in Kapâlamôchana; Mâtâ in Kâyâvarôhaṇa; Dhvani in Śankhôdhâr; Dhṛiti in Piṇḍâraka; Kâlâ on the banks of the river Chandrabhâgâ; Śivakâriṇî on the Achôdaka tank; Amṛitâ in Venâ; Urvaśî in Badarinârâyaṇa; Auṣadhî in Uttarakuru; Kuśodaka in Kuśadvîpa; Manmathâ in Hemkûṭa; Satyavâdinî in Mukuṭa; Vandanîyâ in Aśvatha; Nidhi in the town of Kuvera; Gâyatri in the Vedas; Pârvatî in Kailâśa; Indrâṇî in Devaloka; Sarasvatî in the mouth of Brahmâ; Prabhâ in the disc of the Sun; Vaiṣṇavî in the Mâtrikṣetra; Arundhatî among the Pativratâs; Tilôttamâ among women; and Brahmakalâ in the mind; and Śakti in all bodies.—26-53.

"The above are the hundred and eight chief names, under which I am usually known. I have also enumerated to you the names of the principal holy places which I have for my abode. One who hears or reads the names mentioned above or bathes in the tîrthas and then worships me there, is liberated from all sins and goes to Śivaloka, where he remains for one Kalpa. One who resides in the sacred places mentioned above, attains Nirvâṇa. One who recites the hundred and eight names before Śiva, on Tritîyâ and Aṣṭamî, is blessed with many children. One who repeats these names at the time of giving away a cow in charity, or on the occasion of performing a funeral ceremony in honour of the departed spirits, or at the time of worship, goes to Brahmâ.” After uttering these words, the goddess Satî consumed herself.—54-59.