अङ्गारेशं च सिद्धेशं तपेश्वरमतः परम् । पुनः सिद्धेश्वरं नामतीर्थं च वरुणेश्वरम्
aṅgāreśaṃ ca siddheśaṃ tapeśvaramataḥ param | punaḥ siddheśvaraṃ nāmatīrthaṃ ca varuṇeśvaram
Il y a Aṅgāreśa et Siddheśa, puis Tapeśvara. De nouveau, il y a un tīrtha nommé Siddheśvara, ainsi que Varuṇeśvara.
Sūta (Lomaharṣaṇa) to the sages (deduced; not explicit in snippet)
Tirtha: Aṅgāreśa; Siddheśa; Tapeśvara; Siddheśvara-tīrtha; Varuṇeśvara
Type: kshetra
Scene: A sequence of small stone liṅgas under trees and in modest shrines along a river path; one shrine with reddish hue (Aṅgāreśa), one with ascetic imagery (Tapeśvara), one near water pots and aquatic motifs (Varuṇeśvara).
Siddhi-oriented Śiva-sites (Siddheśa/Siddheśvara) are praised as spiritually efficacious, integrating devotion with the sacred power of place.
Aṅgāreśa, Siddheśa, Tapeśvara, Siddheśvara-tīrtha, and Varuṇeśvara are named as revered stations in the Revā region.
No explicit ritual is stated; the verse functions as a pilgrimage index, implying worship and tīrtha observances.