अंगारक चतुर्थ्यां ये स्नात्वोत्तरवहांभसि । अभ्यर्च्यांगारकेशानं नमस्यंति नरोत्तमाः
aṃgāraka caturthyāṃ ye snātvottaravahāṃbhasi | abhyarcyāṃgārakeśānaṃ namasyaṃti narottamāḥ
Jene Besten unter den Menschen, die am Aṅgāraka-Caturthī in den Wassern der Uttaravahā (des nordwärts fließenden Stromes) baden und Aṅgārakeśa verehren, sich ehrfürchtig verneigend—
Skanda (deduced: Kāśīkhaṇḍa narrative, typically Skanda to Agastya)
Tirtha: Uttaravahā (Kāśī) and Aṅgārakeśvara
Type: ghat
Scene: Pilgrims at dawn on Aṅgāraka Caturthī bathe in the north-flowing Gaṅgā reach, then proceed with offerings to Aṅgārakeśvara, hands folded in reverence.
Holy time (parva) joined to holy place (tīrtha) and right worship yields swift purification and divine protection.
Uttaravahā, a north-flowing sacred watercourse in Kāśī, together with the shrine of Aṅgārakeśvara.
On Aṅgāraka Caturthī: snāna in Uttaravahā waters, then abhyarcana (worship) and namaskāra to Aṅgārakeśa.