catuḥṣaṣṭi yoginī nāma stotram

A second recension of the sixty-four Yogini names, differing from the first in kind rather than in count: where that one names them by their animal faces, this names them by power and temperament. It opens with Divyayogini, Mahayogini, Siddhayogini and Ganeshvari, then moves through Dakini, Kali and Kalaratri; Hunkari and Rudravaitali; the upward-haired, the misshapen-eyed, the smoke-eyed, the quarrel-loving, the red one and the terrible. The closing verse states the reckoning plainly — thus are the sixty-four Yoginis declared, granters of boons, worshipped always in the three worlds by gods, men and yogis alike.