Skandapurana 7.16.24_54

7.16.24_54

etasya pādaṭippaṇyāṃ 'cāmīkarotkara- samūhasamānavarṇa, ityādikā paṃktirdṛśyate .
sā ca vṛṣṭaḥkṣaratayā duṣpaṭheti tathaivopekṣitā . 25 vakṣyasi - kha. .
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stavamimamamalārtha26 brahmaṇā gītamagryaṃ
dvijasadasi paṭhedyaḥ kalyamutthāya śaśvat .
iha sukhamanubhūya pretya cāgre ca tasya
dhanakanakasamṛddhe jāyate janma vaṃśe ..72..
iti skandapurāṇe gaṇayuddhendhakamathane brahmakṛtastavakathane ca paṃcapacāśaduttaraśatatamodhyāyaḥ27

[In the footnote of this verse a line is seen: “cāmīkarotkara-samūhasamānavarṇa…”. Because the letters are damaged and it is hard to read, it has been left as is.]
Whoever, rising constantly at dawn, should recite in an assembly of twice-born [brahmins] / this foremost hymn sung by Brahmā, which possesses flawless meaning, / having enjoyed happiness in this world, and hereafter in the presence of that [lord], / he takes birth in a lineage rich in wealth and gold.
Thus ends the one hundred and fifty-fifth chapter in the Skandapurāṇa, in [the section on] the war of the attendants, the crushing of Andhaka, and the recounting of the hymn composed by Brahmā.