बृहस्पतेः पादहीनौ वक्रसौरी बुधस्तथा । शतानि पंच चत्वारित्रीणि द्वे चैकयोजनम्
bṛhaspateḥ pādahīnau vakrasaurī budhastathā | śatāni paṃca catvāritrīṇi dve caikayojanam
瓦克拉娑乌利(Vakrasaurī,行道曲折之土星)与布陀(Budha,水星)各自都比布里哈斯帕提(Bṛhaspati,木星)少四分之一。其量以“百”为序而说:五、四、三、二,最后为一由旬(yojana)。
Lomaharṣaṇa (Sūta) to the sages (deduced from Māheśvara-khaṇḍa framing)
Scene: A sage points to a stepped numeric scale (hundreds descending: 500, 400, 300, 200, then 1 yojana) beside two planetary discs labeled Saturn (vakra path drawn as a looping curve) and Mercury (swift arc), both shown slightly smaller than Jupiter’s reference disc.
The verse reinforces that the universe is intelligible and measured, inviting contemplation of cosmic order as a form of dharma.
No tīrtha is mentioned; the passage is a cosmological enumeration.
None; it provides comparative and numerical measures.