śrīdevyaṣṭottaraśatanāmāvalī (mahiṣamardini vanadurgā)

A hundred and eight names whose viniyoga tells you which goddess they belong to even though the title does not: the deity is named Mahishasuramardini Vanadurga, the Durga of the forest, with Aranyaka as the seer, and the famous mantra of that form is quoted before the names begin — rise up, woman, why do you sleep; fear has come upon me; whether it can be done or cannot, that you must do for me. The names then run through ornament and weapon, the jewelled anklets, the noose and the goad, the lotus, sandal and musk and saffron, the ashoka ornament and the graceful dance, and close on the name the viniyoga began with, Vanadurga.