अगस्त्यतीर्थतीरे तं सपुत्रमृषि सत्तमम् । ददर्श राजा स्वनयो ब्रह्माणमिव देवराट्
agastyatīrthatīre taṃ saputramṛṣi sattamam | dadarśa rājā svanayo brahmāṇamiva devarāṭ
ณ ฝั่งอคัสตยะ-ตีรถะ พระราชาสวานยะได้ทอดพระเนตรฤๅษีผู้ประเสริฐนั้นพร้อมบุตร—ดุจท้าวอินทร์ จอมเทพ ได้เฝ้าทอดพระเนตรพระพรหม
Narrator (within Sūta’s narration)
Tirtha: Agastya-tīrtha
Type: ghat
Scene: At Agastya-tīrtha’s bank, King Svānaya beholds the great sage Dīrghatamas with his son; the king’s awe is likened to Indra seeing Brahmā—radiant spiritual majesty meeting royal reverence.
Darśana of a realized sage at a tīrtha is portrayed as supremely auspicious—comparable to divine vision in the heavenly realm.
Agastya-tīrtha is directly glorified, especially its tīra (sacred bank).
No explicit prescription; the verse emphasizes the sanctity of the place and the spiritual fortune of encountering a great ṛṣi there.