Description of Jambūdvīpa: its regions, mountains, measurements, and cosmic structure
तत्र सर्वे देवगणाश्चतुर्वक्त्रं स्वयं प्रभुम् । इष्ट्वा पूज्यनमस्कारैरर्चनीयमुपस्थिताः ॥ ७५.७० ॥
tatra sarve devagaṇāś caturvaktraṃ svayaṃ prabhum | iṣṭvā pūjya-namaskārair arcanīyam upasthitāḥ || 75.70 ||
Dort standen alle Scharen der Götter—nachdem sie den selbstleuchtenden Herrn mit den vier Antlitzen verehrt hatten—gegenwärtig da und brachten dem rituell Ehrwürdigen Verehrung, Huldigung und ehrerbietige Grüße dar.
Varāha (default speaker in Varāha–Pṛthivī dialogue framework; not explicit in this excerpt)
It exemplifies Purāṇic narrative style in which divine assemblies (devagaṇas) perform formalized acts of worship, reflecting the textual codification of ritual etiquette and devotional vocabulary in early medieval Sanskrit literature.
No specific place-name is stated in this isolated verse; the deictic 'tatra' (“there”) depends on the preceding narrative context of Adhyāya 75 (often associated with a tīrtha or sacred setting in māhātmya sections).
The verse foregrounds a cultural-ethical norm of respectful conduct—approaching what is regarded as worthy (arcanīya) with humility, veneration, and formal salutations—without prescribing coercive obligation.
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