Skandapurana 5.279.270

5.279.270

274 durvāsasaḥ kathāprasaṃge niṃbaśucanāmakasya kasyacinmaṭhapateragrataḥ sthitāṃ dravyapūritāṃ maṃjūṣāṃ grahītuṃ kenacillubdhakena - tadviśvāsārthaṃ niṃbaśucaśiṣyatvaṃ svīkṛtya kapaṭana vartanam, ta bahukāle gate kasmiṃścitsamaye śiṣyeṇa saha niṃbaśucasya muralānadyāmāgamanam, tatra svakaṃthāṃ śiṣyahaste nidhāya tato'tidūraṃ mūtrapurīṣotsargādikaṃ vidhātuṃ niṃbaśucasya gamane tāṃ kanthāṃ gṛhītvā luvdhakaśiṣyasya palāya-nam, niṃbaśucākhyena maṭhapatinā tajjñātvā śokakaraṇam, tato duḥśīlaluvdhakena taddravyasāhāyyena vyāpāraṃ kṛtvā dāraparigrahottaraṃ svasyāputratvaṃ dṛṣṭvā putraprāptyarthaṃ bhāryayā samaṃ camatkārapure gamanam, tatra durvāsasā samāgamaṃ kṛtvā durvāsasaṃ prati prākkṛtasarvakapaṭādisvakīyagarhitakarma vinivedya durvāsovacasā duḥśīlena dānādikaraṇaṃ svanāmnā liṃgasthāpanaṃ ca, 'evaṃ tasya liṃgasya ḍuḥśīleśvara-saṃjñāprāptikāraṇavṛttāntavarṇanam , duḥśīleśvaradurvāsaseśvarayormāhātmyavarṇanam.. 317 1

274 In connection with the story of Durvāsas: a hunter deceitfully behaves having accepted discipleship under Nimbasuca in order to gain his trust and take a box filled with wealth kept before a certain monastery-head named Nimbasuca; after much time passes, at a certain time Nimbasuca comes to the Muralā river with his disciple; there, placing his patched garment in the hand of the disciple, when Nimbasuca goes very far to discharge urine and feces, the hunter disciple flees taking that patched garment; the monastery-head named Nimbasuca grieves upon knowing that; then the wicked hunter, having traded with the aid of that wealth and then married a wife, sees his own childlessness and goes with his wife to Camatkārapura to obtain a son; there, meeting with Durvāsas and confessing all his previous deceitful and contemptible deeds to Durvāsas, Duḥśīla makes gifts and the like according to the words of Durvāsas and installs a liṅga in his own name; thus, description of the narrative of the cause of that liṅga obtaining the name Duḥśīleśvara; description of the māhātmya of Duḥśīleśvara and Durvāsaseśvara.. 317 1