Skandapurana 2.1.41.2

2.1.41.2

1 sūtaśaunakasaṃvāde nāradasya sumeruśikharasthayajñavarāhadarśanam, tataḥ svāmipuṣkariṇyāḥ sarvatīrthātiśāyitvavarṇanam, kumāradhārāmāhātmyam, tuṃbatīrthamāhātmyam, pāṇḍavatīrthamāhātmyam, pāpanāśana-devatīrthayormāhātmyam, dharaṇīkṛtavarāhastutiḥ, varāhasya dharaṇyā sākaṃ śeṣācalaṃ pratyāgamanama, veṅkaṭācalamāhātmyaśravaṇāvasaraḥ, adhyāyaphalaśrutiḥ.. 1

1. In the dialogue between Sūta and Śaunaka: Nārada's vision of Yajñavarāha situated on the summit of Mount Sumeru; then, the description of Svāmipuṣkariṇī's superiority over all sacred fords; the māhātmya of Kumāradhārā; the māhātmya of Tuṃbatīrtha; the māhātmya of Pāṇḍavatīrtha; the māhātmya of Pāpanāśana and Devatīrtha; the hymn of praise to Varāha offered by Dharaṇī; Varāha's return to Śeṣācala together with Dharaṇī; the occasion for hearing the Veṅkaṭācalamāhātmya; the statement of fruits of the chapter. [1]