भविष्ये नारदोक्तं च सूरिभिः कथितं पुरा । कापिलं मानवं चैव तथैवोशनसेरितम्
bhaviṣye nāradoktaṃ ca sūribhiḥ kathitaṃ purā | kāpilaṃ mānavaṃ caiva tathaivośanaseritam
Im Bhaviṣya-(Purāṇa) heißt es, es sei von Nārada gesprochen und einst von den Weisen überliefert worden; ebenso werden das Kāpila und das Mānava genannt, wie auch das, was Uśanas lehrte.
Sūta (Lomaharṣaṇa) (deduced)
Listener: Sages/assembly
Scene: A lineage tableau: Nārada with vīṇā, Kapila in ascetic orange, Manu as lawgiver-king, and Uśanas (Śukra) as preceptor, all symbolically ‘handing down’ a scroll of teachings to sages.
It portrays Purāṇic wisdom as a multi-lineage heritage, preserved through revered teachers like Nārada and Uśanas and affirmed by sages.
No tīrtha is named in this verse; it continues the Upapurāṇa lineage catalogue.
None; the verse is concerned with attribution and naming of texts.