Skandapurana 16.43

Īśvara said:
Then one should go, O lady of fair hips, to the liṅga consecrated by Sūrya,
situated seven bow-lengths to the west of Someśa,
named Ādityeśvara, which destroys all sins. / 1

In the Tretā age, O great goddess, by the high-souled Ocean,
that liṅga was worshipped with jewels for ten thousand years, O beloved. / 2

Therefore it is currently renowned on earth by the name Ratneśvara.
Having bathed it with the five nectars, one should worship it with the five jewels. / 3

Then a person should worship it duly with royal services.
When this is done, O great goddess, he obtains the fruit of giving Mount Meru, / 4

and of all sacrifices and gifts; of this there is no doubt; / 5

and of all sacred fords, as well as whatever other good deed [exists] on earth.
A mortal shall deliver the multitude of his paternal ancestors and maternal ancestors. / 6

Whatever sin was committed in childhood, old age, or youth,
a person washes away all of that by beholding Ratneśvara. / 7

Great seers praise the gift of a cow in that place.
A giver of a cow will surely liberate ten preceding and ten succeeding generations. / 8

Whoever mutters the Śatarudrīya on the southern side of the god,
having worshipped the liṅga duly, is not born again. / 9

Thus has the great majesty of Ādityeśa been declared in brief.
Having heard and grasped it with effort, one is freed from the bonds of action. / 10

Thus ends the forty-third chapter, named the Description of the Greatness of Ādityeśvara, in the first [part], the Greatness of Prabhāsa-kṣetra, in the seventh Prabhāsa section, in the glorious Skanda Mahāpurāṇa of eighty-one thousand verses. / 43