Skanda Purana 6.2.85.42

6.2.85.42

41 atha lumpeśvaraliṃgamāhātmyavarṇanam, tatra sāmagabrāhmaṇavadhāttatputradattaśāpena kuṣṭhitvaṃ prāptena luṃparājena nāradopadeśānmahākālavane gamanam, tatra kuṣṭhanāśanāya liṃgasthāpanam, saikateśvarāparanāmno lumpeśvarasya liṃgasya māhātmyavarṇanam .. 117 1

41. Now begins the description of the māhātmya of the Lumpeśvara liṅga: There, King Lumpa, who had contracted leprosy because of a curse given by the son of a Sāmaveda-chanting brahmin whom he had killed, went to the Mahākālavana on the advice of Nārada; the installation of a liṅga there for the destruction of leprosy; the description of the māhātmya of the Lumpeśvara liṅga, whose other name is Saikateśvara. ... 117.1